Markoff’s Haunted Forest employs a mix of paid and volunteer cast members across both of its attractions. During our two visits, we were extremely impressed with everyone we met. The haunted forest itself featured 80 cast members, which is substantial but still leaves room for more, given the size of the attraction. Inside the town area, we counted 40 cast members, which was more than sufficient. Altogether, we encountered 120 cast members during our experience at the attraction.
In the forest, we encountered a wide variety of cast members, each distinct from the others. Among them were clowns, Vikings, a graveyard reaper, chainsaw-wielding maniacs, and a girl strapped to a chair and forced to watch static on television. These examples are only a glimpse of the people we met; we want to leave some surprises for you.
When we met the Vikings, we couldn’t understand a word they said because they spoke a different language, but their tone became angry when we interrupted them. Additionally, there was another cast member, a witch, who cast a spell on us, leaving us with a curse.
On our visit to town, we interacted with several cast members, including a sheriff, a prisoner, and a doctor. Although the doctor offered a check-up before we left, we declined since we felt fine. The sheriff kept a close watch on the prisoner, who even tried to escape and wanted to join us. The town is a highly interactive attraction, with enthusiastic participants who sometimes get a bit handsy. We also met a barber who, instead of offering a haircut, pretended to cut another cast member’s neck and jokingly asked if we wanted to be next.
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