Hanna Haunted Acres is the perfect combination of fun and horror. With six different attractions and a whole dedicated space for carnival games, it has fun activities for everyone. There are five different tickets, but the most popular of the tickets is general admission, which includes all attractions and is $27.95 online or $38.95 in person.

I started out with Cannibal Chaos, which people told me was the scariest attraction, by far, it was not the best one. The lines entering the attractions were not that bad. They were pretty long when we first got there, but they got shorter as the night went on. The next one we went too was Acres Manner which was the scariest attraction for me. It was the perfect median between scary and enjoyable. It also seems to be everyone else’s favorite because it had the longest line consistently all night.

The next attraction I went to was the Horror Fields, it was not what it used to be. The workers were not trying to scare Anyone; they would just walk up and growl or follow people and talk to them. The past years I had gone, it was the most gut-wrenching attraction, but it seems like they dialed down a little bit. The next attraction I went to was freakshow which is a house full of colors and clowns. Anyone afraid of clowns should not go into that house because it was really freaky.

The next attraction I went to was the Undead Underworld. It was a house that was full of zombies, and I think it had the best jump scares out of the whole park. This was by far the shortest ride because it was in the corner and out of the way. The last and most known ride was the Haunted Hayride, which is a hayride that goes through the woods with animatronics, and actors jumping into the cart. The line was unbelievably short, and it was fun. I enjoyed the experience, and it was a fun place to hangout for fall.