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| - We just got back from here tonight and we couldn't stop talking about how much fun we had!
I'm 29 and my SO is 32. We've been attending haunted Halloween attractions annually since we were in elementary school, and we've been to different ones in different parts of the country. We've been to really disappointing attractions and really mind-blowing ones. We're not people who scare easily, but we love horror-related anything and have to check it all out.
Here's why we loved The Crypt:
-It's a GOOD deal! It's $25 for 3 attractions. It wasn't super crowded and we maybe waited 15 minutes max at one of the lines. I realize this could change but I wouldn't recommend getting the fast passes because $25 was definitely a deal and cheaper than other Halloween attractions in the area. Oh and parking is free! (It's in the parking lot of Mesa Community College.)
-There are THREE attractions!
One is The Asylum, which has trick doors where you can get lost. Has a medical motif, but still mixed it up with some other creepy themes. Asylum was definitely our favorite.
Then there's Chaos, which is a clown-themed maze, and you have no idea where to go or what's going to appear in front (or behind) you.
And there's The Crypt. It was kind of a smorgasbord of themes that didn't fit into the other two. It was paced really well-- you didn't feel hurried or pushed through and spent time enough to feel a little uneasy and pursued.
Cheap thrills and jumps, and some were genuinely creepy. They got us a number of times and we left each one laughing our a$$es off being chased by an actor.
-The actors were passionate! Plenty made us genuinely laugh and a good number creeped us out. I was surprised since we went a little later in the night that they still were high energy and clearly going out of their way to give us a good experience. We couldn't stop commenting to each other about a few actors that really stood out to us.
-Like I mentioned above, short lines, wait times weren't bad at all.
-They ensure that you only go into each attraction with a small group. This is important because going in large groups has definitely ruined our experiences at other attractions in past years.
-There were all different age groups in attendance to the attractions and it looked like everyone was having a great time. I'd say the largest age group was 20s-30s.
-The overall attraction is more intimate and not oversaturated, and I feel like that makes it more desirable. We chose this over 13th Floor and Fear Farm because we know the lines at those places were going to be long, the tickets more expensive, and the actors are going to be tired out, and the groups you'll go through the houses with will be big. So we went to The Crypt instead and we did not regret it.
Definitely recommend this place for a night out that you won't regret :)
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