RIPLEY'S HAUNTED ADVENTURE is very easy to find, as it is directly across the street from the Alamo. If you are going to San Antonio, you are more than likely headed to the Alamo, so step across the street and try this out....if you dare!!

Earlier I mentioned that they turn back the scares a bit in the Summer. I talked with the manager a bit before I went in and told him I was planning on doing a review for my horror blog. He warned me before I went in to not be disappointed, as they tone down the scares in the summer due to the tourists that come through with smaller kids and also the expense. You see, in October, closer to Halloween, RIPLEY'S HAUNTED ADVENTURE is transformed into what sounds like the scariest place on earth, with almost 40 live actors and increased make up and prosthetics. But I must tell you, if this was toned down when I went through, I'm not sure I could handle it in October! I like to think I don't scare easily, but I can't count the number of times I literally jumped as I went through this old coffin factory. You never know when a secret door or window is going to open with a screaming ghoul behind it! The scare factor was high I thought, I can't imaging what this place would be like in October, but I would love to check it out someday.
If you find yourself in or near San Antonio, check this place out for sure, especially if you are there near Halloween time.
RIPLEY'S HAUNTED ADVENTURE is located at 329 Alamo Plaza, directly across from the Alamo, and is surrounded by other great attractions such as the Guinness World Records Museum and the Tomb Rider 3D Adventure Ride!
For more info, visit their website at www.AlamoPlazaAttractions.com
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Give them a call at 210-226-2828
I've been to the Ripley's Haunted Adventures in Myrtle Beach, SC and Gatlinberg, TN and it sounds like they have a very similar setup at all of them. The body bag room is definitely my favorite. I've been working in haunts for almost 20 years, so any time I'm on vacation I try to check out any local haunt attractions too. Around Halloween you should come to Atlanta and experience Netherworld, the one I work at now, sometime. About 100 actors, movie quality effects, etc. You can check it out at fearworld.com
ReplyDeleteThat sounds awesome! I would love to check that out sometimes. The haunted houses we get around here are usually pretty lame!
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