The Haunted Hydro Review (2010)

A lot of thought has gone into the costuming of the actors! All of the costumes ‘made sense’. Actors hiding in the shadows dressed in black, actors with zombie make-up had complimentary attire, etc. We were very pleased to see virtually no masks, and very little ‘chain store’ costuming. This is yet another example of training your actors well and using the right tools and materials to get the job done.

Upon arriving at the Haunted Hydro, patrons will find a safe, open field for parking, which is easy to spot from the road due to its excellent lighting. There were at least two traffic volunteers, who were very courteous. At the ticket booth, there were three very helpful ladies moving the line along rather quickly, yet still accommodating enough to politely answer any questions. All prices and recommendations were clearly marked on the trailer, and the professional signs made every attraction’s entrance stand out very well.

What can be better than looking up, inside a creepy, old water treatment plan, and still seeing the moon glow behind the fast-moving clouds? Having an eerie atmosphere is something the Haunted Hydro knows how to achieve, year after year. We appreciated how much detail was put into each of the haunt’s rooms, from the Victorian bedroom outfit, to the nuclear biohazard layout in Lair of Scare.

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Kudos to the folks at the Haunted Hydro for continuing to keep their haunt affordable, year after year. A combo ticket to see both haunts is just $16. Additionally, the Haunted Hydro boasts some great ways to make your visit memorable, including an opportunity to actually stay overnight inside the century-old hydro facility and witness an actual, potential paranormal event with the company of an in-house history expert! That’s extreme! Coupons are always available at local retail centers, and great specials and discounts are always happening. Check out ‘TheHauntedHydro.com’ for current deals and pricing info.