Myers Inn Haunt Review (2026)

It’s going to be hard to find a better guest experience than the one at Myers Inn Haunt. Every year is different, and every year is a fun experience! While you’re waiting on your turn to enter the haunt this year, you have plenty of options to keep you busy. Hungry? Have some pizza or candy. Thirsty? Try some of their specialty drinks, energy drinks, soda, or hot chocolate. Want to chill and watch a movie? They have one going on a projector. Want some pre-haunt scares? Actors are lurking around almost every corner, waiting for you. Want a tattoo? Yes, you read that right. Guests were getting tattooed while waiting for their turn to enter!

Myers Inn Haunt has an active website, not just a Facebook account. This is very helpful for guests who don’t have social media. The line went quickly and smoothly. Guests were spaced out enough that we weren’t running into other groups, and other groups weren’t running into us. This did make for a long wait time, but with all of the options for guests waiting, it didn’t feel that long. We never lost steam while waiting.

Before you even step inside Myers Inn Haunt, it’s clear how much thought and effort have gone into creating this attraction. The ticket line featured actors and was decorated to match the hotel’s interior waiting area, setting the tone before we even reached the entrance. Despite the long wait, there was plenty to see and do to keep guests entertained, and we didn’t notice anyone growing impatient or bored. Everyone seemed to be having a great time, and we certainly were!

The “hotel” is home to plenty of restless souls, and visitors get the chance to encounter them throughout their stay. Many will be familiar faces from popular horror movies, while others are quieter residents who linger in the shadows, waiting for unsuspecting guests to cross their paths.

The special effects at Myers Inn Haunt were some of the most impressive we encountered! At one point, we passed a bookshelf where the books suddenly popped out at us, adding an unexpected element to the scene. We also went through two vortex tunnels, which were easily the fastest we’d ever experienced. The spinning was so intense that the dizziness followed us into the next rooms, making it a challenge to get our bearings as we continued through the haunt. Music, sound effects, and lighting were also used to great effect throughout the attraction, helping bring each scene to life.

One particularly memorable sight was a dead body in a bathtub, with water shooting from its mouth and flowing back into the tub like a macabre fountain. It was both unsettling and incredibly well done! Another standout was a hallway with a checkered floor and glowing green lights. As we walked through, the passage gradually became narrower and shorter, creating a disorienting effect that we couldn’t anticipate from the entrance. There was also a sideways hallway that had us grabbing onto the walls to keep our balance, adding yet another unexpected twist to the experience.

We were thoroughly impressed by the variety of characters, the actors’ range, and the sheer number of scares they managed to pull off! With an estimated 50 to 60 actors working the night we visited, there was never a shortage of characters popping up to keep us on our toes.

Art the Clown was definitely a standout. He lurked creepily around us before suddenly jumping out in front of us – the kind of unpredictable behavior you’d expect from Art! Beetlejuice is a fan favorite at Myers Inn Haunt, and he and Lydia Deetz were both there, staying completely in character. The Creeper from Jeepers Creepers was every bit as creepy as you’d hope, while Michael Myers surprised us with a very different side of himself: dancing on top of a car to Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club.” Freddy Krueger managed to make us both jump before turning the scare into a laugh. We also crossed paths with Ghostface, Jigsaw, and M3GAN, adding even more familiar faces to an already impressive lineup.

The attention to detail extended beyond the characters themselves, with impressive masks, makeup, and costumes that helped bring each one to life. As we exited the haunt, we even spoke with an employee who said she helped sew some of the costumes, which gave us a better sense of the work that goes on behind the scenes.

I found myself screaming in surprise more often than I expected at Myers Inn Haunt! With an estimated 50 to 60 actors working the night we visited, there was rarely a lull in the action. Around nearly every corner, we encountered either a sudden jump scare or a creepy character who lingered just long enough to make us uncomfortable. What impressed us most was how evenly the attention was distributed among our group, which isn’t always the case in a haunt.

Having experienced so many haunted attractions, some of us can be harder to scare than others, but Myers Inn Haunt did an excellent job of keeping us guessing. The scares felt unpredictable, and even when we thought we knew what was coming, the actors still managed to catch us off guard. We did miss out on one scare we would have loved to experience: the chainsaw-wielding character near the end. We could hear him giving the group ahead of us quite a fright, only to watch him move on to the group behind us. It sounds like we’ll have to catch him on our next visit!