Night of Terror At Creamy Acres

Every year I have such a blast there! Really scary and one of the best Halloween attractions in NJ!

Freaking AMAZING !! This is a must go to during the Halloween season!
At first I was a little iffy about going to this place because of the mixed reviews I have been told by a couple of friends, but you are the only one that can judge and decide that for yourself. Anyways.
I have been to a few haunted houses and I have yet to see something like this. Finally, I got the good scare experience I have been searching for. One thing I absolutely can not stand is going to a haunted house that I do not jump at least 1 time and boy, did I jump at this one. I had just moved to the area and was a little nervous about the drive (I don’t know my way around) but they did an awesome job with signs to get to the place.
As for lines… yea go with the VIP on a busy night. As soon as I got there I knew I would be waiting on the line forever if I chose to stick with the general admission… Trust your gut! Overall, the place itself is a farm so if it just rained wear shoes you do not mind getting dirty other then I can not complain. Very well organized so you know exactly how to get around the attractions.
Lastly, the characters are Great! These people know exactly how to scare you but also respect boundaries at the same time.

My man and I had so much fun on our spooky date night at Creamy Acres last Friday! We arrived around 8pm and the lines for tickets were super long. Luckily, we had purchased ours in advance so the line for pre-​purchased tickets was much shorter.
There are two ways to go once you have your tickets: get in line for one of two haunted houses or get in line for the haunted hayride, which actually leads you through two or three other attractions once you are off the hayride. We were encouraged to check out the haunted house first, so we got in line for the one on the left. The line took about 20 minutes or so, but the haunted house was pretty awesome. It took longer to walk through than I expected, or maybe it just felt that way because I was terrified and couldn’t wait to get out of it!
Next up was the hayride, which was a significantly longer wait time. We probably waited for about 45 minutes to finally board the ride. I was extremely impressed with the ride — for a farm in South Jersey, they really had some amazing special effects and set designs. Totally worth the wait, especially considering the fact that the ride was followed up with a haunted corn maze (which me managed to escape from quickly) and another haunted house, plus a strange but cool haunted rain forest type thing.
After all of the screaming, we stopped by the snack bar and enjoyed hot apple cider and a pumpkin donut — just $ 1 each!
VIP tickets allow you to skip the lines but they cost twice as much as regular tickets. My advice would be to go on a weeknight, if possible, to avoid long waits in line. Great night out and would definitely go again.

This is a really great attraction for halloween.
Buy your tickets online to save yourself from the purchasing line. Also, take old shoes that you don’t mind getting dusty as the entire trail is dirt. And sometimes mud.
This attraction is so well organized and the actors are all great. I haven’t gone in a while being I was really scared last time I visited. My only complaint is most of your time there is spent waiting in lines. Make sure you come with that in mind otherwise you will be very disappointed. My favorite attraction was the hayride and the «visitors». No need to spoil your first time.

You visit a Halloween attraction to be scared, look and the amazing sets they created, to laugh, and have fun. While most of the attractions do achieve all of this and some are quite amazing the 3-​D house falls way short. Apparently it is funny to use a super soaker water gun to squirt/​hose people down in October. We left the one haunted house with soaking wet pants. It was cold outside — we all had coats, hats, and gloves on. I don’t know what part of this was in good fun as we had about an hour ride home with freezing cold wet pants. Even though they do have a few great houses and a fun hayride it is not worth the trip to leave soaking wet in October!

I’ve been to Night of Terror two years in a row and will have no problem returning in the future.
For $ 30 this is a great night out with many attractions. You are funneled through the different attractions. (When you finish one, you are at the start of another)
There is one section where it gets backed up and without giving anything away, that’s my least favorite area. It’s definitely foggy and can be hard to breathe at times.
The hayride has so much to look at and such detailed scenes. While I didn’t find it scary, it was definitely entertaining.

Never been to a haunted attraction and was completely terrified. We basically went through the event backwards making things less scarier as we went on. *spoiler Alert* The 3D fun house was definitely the scariest so much I cried from all the clowns, tight, dark spaces and hot creepy breath on my neck from the actors jumping at you and running towards you all at random. Overall definitely worth $ 30

Tips: Get tix online.
Get there before it even opens. Seriously. I arrived on a saturday at 7 (opened at 6) and i waited 30 mins for hay ride. By 830ish the line was at least 2x as long. Plus earlier means less people in front of you giving the scares away!
Don’t go if you don’t like annoying teenagers, tight spaces, or getting wet.
So it’s average. The hayride was good. It was long, had a lot of props, actors, and animatronics. Done really well. The corn Maze I also liked. I don’t like having tons of ppl in front of me screaming so i know somethings coming, so it was fun to go off alone in the maze. Honestly the others i don’t even remember (and I just went 3 days ago) except the frozen tundra which was absolutely terrible! Just a dimly lit tiny Maze with a fog machine. The clowns in the 3d Maze weren’t even that scary. They need to let less people go in each attraction at once. We were packed like sardines in there.

I have been to just about every Haunted House on the east coast in the past 25 years so I feel i am very qualified to review these attractions. I will review all that i have been to so look for my reviews everywhere. I plan my OCT each year around haunted Houses. I am very fair in my reviews as well and feel they are accurate. This review is for Creamy Acres Night of Terror. I see so many good reviews on this place i had to go… Now let me give you the true review from an aficionado hahaha. First off 6 attractions??? NO WAY!!! At the best they should call this 4 attractions and i am being nice. I will get into this in a moment. First off go SUPER early or get VIP, you will wait in line forever. If you get VIP you WILL feel ripped off so lets may that clear. If you are like me and hate to wait sometimes it is worth it even if it is not worth it haha. First up for me was slaughter cave, this was an average attraction at best, a couple cool scenes and not much more. it was a decent time to get through, maybe 10 to 12 min. Not too bad and i was thinking ok maybe that was the worst one and it will get better, NOPE. Next was the 3d funhouse. It was almost identical to the first one except with clowns. Not bad not good, just average. i thought to myself this place is know for the hayride so let me go to that next. now in going to the hayride understand that the rest of the houses are all tied in right after the hayride. Now the hayride itself was pretty good, i cant really complain because they had very large props and animatronics and everything was working properly. lots of unexpected scares that were hidden well and a good amount of actors. I had fun on this for sure. The tractor in front of us ran out of gas and we had to wait for like 10 min for them to refuel which really put a hamper on the atmosphere but other than that i was happy with the hayride. next we went into the Zombie Mayhem, this was far worse than the first two houses and things just went downhill from there. There was a bunch of nothing in here and within 4 min someone was already taking tickets for the next attraction the corn maze. There were even less people in the corn maze and it was a tiny little maze where they crammed way way too many people in. For gods sake DONT LET THE ENTIRE HAYRIDE of people go through at once, Space them out accordingly so there isnt a giant cluster of people in the maze. HORRIBLE. BUT… Not as bad as the worst attraction of the night. Frozen Tundra… Uhhhhh i could have done this in my backyard with ZERO props and effects. It took maybe 4 min again to go through it, there was NOTHING in there. No actors and no props NOTHING!!! it was just dark with some red lights. One of the worst attractions I have ever been to. I am giving this place a 3 because of the hayride and nothing more. I don’t know why so many people were there, when there are so many better attractions with 2 hours of this place. If you are bored and want a good hay ride go, save your money and don’t do the other attractions.

This review is specifically for the Haunted Paintball Hayride.
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It was a novel idea, but poorly executed. They said that we get approximately 250 rounds, but I used up nowhere near that number before my gun went empty. (Unless approximately 250 rounds with a plus-​minus 200 margin?)
Barring that, the whole thing was extremely lame. There were maybe seven live targets (on one side), none of them were in character. I get it, it sucks to be the dude being shot at by twenty-​five paintball guns, but I don’t think I’m asking for too much if they at least appeared threatening to us (which is the idea of a zombie invasion after all). Some were just standing there as if telling us to just go ahead and let them have it. Several were dancing to «Thriller.» Nothing wrong with that on any other context but this.
When we stopped briefly, I thought this was the halfway point that was mentioned at the start of the ride, but turns out, the thing’s already over. I got out of the ride with a big «That’s it?» plastered on my face.
I don’t think I’ll be coming back to even try the others.

Way better than most of the other «local» attractions of this same type. I drove for an hour to get to this, and it was definitely worth it! They really have their «scare tactics» down, and do a great job. We went opening weekend so that it was only $ 20.00 online. Be sure you don’t go alone or just as a pair… you’re going to want the safety in numbers for this!!! Prepare yourself to spend at least 2 hours there, not including lines.

We’ve been making the rounds of the haunts this year and well, this place gets my top rating! For 30 bucks (25 with a 5 dollar off coupon which is what we got) you get a haunted hay ride, plus 4 walk through attractions and a corn maze! They really do it up and it is more than worth the drive from Philly.
Go in a group. You will need friends to hold onto! I am not kidding! They do a great job, and while ghouls don’t scare me a whole lot, getting lost in the dark and feeling like I am trapped in the walls sure does! That was an effect in one of the walk through attractions. I kept saying «Breathe slowly and keep walking!» If you are claustrophobic, that will do you in! If you are epileptic, claustrophobic, or suffer from vertigo some of these walk throughs are not for you.
Wear OLD CLOTHES! Trust me on this! We got covered in foam — twice! We were also blasted with water (like it was urine. Don’t ask!!) and just got a total mess in general. And then I got dirt in my pants because I laid down in a coffin. Yes, you read that right.
I won’t go so far as to say it was terrifying, but I was genuinely startled many times and screamed more than once! Clowns, man. Those clowns were a HOT MESS! :-P Some other things, too.
All in all, this was the best haunt I have been to in years. :-)

Not just a Ride of Terror — this is a full NIGHT of Terror. (I believe that’s the official name). $ 35 gets you access to 6 attractions including four walkthrough houses, a haunted hay ride, and a corn maze. I’d put this place above average for a large haunted attraction. Pretty par for the course in that it’s not scary, but fun and well put together.
The lines get long on weekends and there’s a lot to do, so be prepared to spend a whole night here. We went on a Saturday night in mid-​Octobter and were there from about 7:30 to 11:30. Clearly this is probably about as crowded as it gets, but be prepared to wait some. The line to get tickets took about 20 minutes, and the lines for the first two attractions we did (3D Funhouse and pirates house) were about a 10 – 15 min wait each. The hay ride was a looooong slow line out in the cold, seemed about 45 min. After that you get funneled along through the corn maze and other houses, so it went quickly.
The hay ride was probably my favorite, with lots of cool props and scenes along the way. Some were sort of strange, like the chainsaw wielding monster and biohazard-​slash-​rave, but fun. The pyrotechnics added some warmth to an otherwise chilly ride.
The 3D funhouse complete with glasses and lots of scary clowns was fun too — lots of neon and weird circus music. The pirates walk-​through was reminscent of the Disney ride, with animatronic pirate skeletons.
The walk through the darkness (forget their name for it) and the Arctic Tundra are skip-​able, but they came right after the hay ride with minimal wait so it was worth it to walk through.
If you get hungry between all the fun, there’s plenty to eat here. Snack bar with hot dogs, pizza, snacks — even baked potatoes! Tables of baked goods, funnel cake and fries stand, and the Creamy Acres country store with some snacks provided additional food. I think we stopped to eat after every attraction (probably another reason why we took so long to do everything).
Note: the bathroom situation isn’t ideal. They had about 6 porta-​potties, and the line stretched almost to the parking lot… a good 10 – 15 minute wait. Less crowded times probably wouldn’t be as bad.
All in all, I’d definitely recommend Night of Terror for a fun time. My friend who went to about 6 places last Halloween declared this as his favorite. I especially enjoy haunted attractions on farms — hay rides, corn fields, scary looking tractors — and this didn’t disappoint. Well worth it!