Screams at the Beach - Georgetown, Delaware

Screams at the Beach es una popular atracción ubicada en Sports at the Beach, a lo largo de la carretera Lewes Georgetown Hwy, en Georgetown, Delaware. Este recinto es ideal para aquellos que buscan una experiencia única y emocionante, ya que ofrece una mezcla de diversión y terror con su especialidad en casa encantada, animación y recintos para eventos.

La ubicación de Screams at the Beach es fácil de encontrar y ofrece una experiencia de entretenimiento accesible para todos. Al llegar, los visitantes se encuentran inmediatamente sumergidos en un ambiente lúgubre y aterrador, con efectos de sonido y iluminación que crean un ambiente inolvidable.

Para aquellos interesados en la casa encantada, Screams at the Beach ofrece una experiencia escalofriante que incluye guías que cuentan historias aterradoras y guiñapos de sangre y esqueletos que desafían a los visitantes a superar sus miedos. El animador, por otro lado, ofrece una variedad de espectáculos emocionantes y entretenidos que incluyen magia, trucos de mano y payasos que harán reír y llorar a los visitantes.

Además de sus especialidades, Screams at the Beach también es un recinto perfecto para eventos, ya sea una reunión familiar, una fiesta de cumpleaños o cualquier tipo de celebración. El espacio está diseñado para proporcionar una experiencia única y memorable para todos los invitados.

Aunque Screams at the Beach es una atracción temática, hay algo para todos los gustos y edades. La calificación promedio de 3.9/5 de 36 valoraciones según Google My Business demuestra que muchos visitantes disfrutan de su experiencia en este lugar.

👍 Opiniones de Screams at the Beach

Sarah S.

3/5

It was a nice effort but definitely not worth the 30 dollars per person. For 30 dollars, you get to go through 2 haunted houses and walk the haunted trail. Each house takes about 3 to 5 minutes to get through. Most of the actors were kids and didn't do much. Mostly just props which were just okay. The actors were in plain sight, walking around and you could see them. It wasn't scary. They do try to follow covid guidelines, they have sinks with soap and hand sanitizer dispensers around the premises. The only thing I didn't like, in one of the houses, they have those puffy blow up tunnels that you have to push yourself through(which felt like 2 minutes) and I don't like the thought of lots of people going through it when it obviously touches your whole body and face. Other than that, the employees at the opening to the attractions(not the ticket booth) were extremely friendly and I could tell they tried to make a decent attraction by the way they were talking about it. I just think the price should be cheaper for what you get.

Bennett S.

4/5

Never thought this would be the perfect way to spend my Saturday night. Reasonably priced, close to no lines with the $10 extra VIP feature. As a psychological horror fan, where else on the East Coast will you find a non-zombie clishe park that includes a haunted house, cemetery, insane asylum, and trail all separated from each other, and under $40? And the acting was pretty darn good. I think this is the first time I've actually been scared at one of these places. You're probably thinking, why are there only 4 stars. Here's why. I ended the night with the haunted trail, probably the most popular thing that young people like me enjoy exploring in the Halloween season. It was great until we stopped at this building that looked like one of those park bathrooms that almost convinces you to Go Commando. A lady who wasn't afraid to use "choice" words explained to us that anyone who is pregnant, claustrophobic, or schizophrenic should just leave. She even said that one person left with a broken nose earlier and another couldn't open their eyes when they got out. We're all thinking, stop wasting our time, just let us in. We know you're just trying to scare us. Sure enough, I wish I took the safe way out and just called it a night. You walk in to a maze, that's either pitch black or strobe lights flashing at you from every angle for like 30 seconds. I literally felt like half of me was dead. I walk out of there and half of my face feels like I had a stroke. I'm recovering, nothing serious, but if you're prone to this kind of stuff like I am, I'd skip this one. Overall, I had a great experience and I'd highly recommend it for you and some friends.

Kate B.

1/5

We went on the first night of opening at their Millville location last night and it was horrible. I figured with them closing for 2 years and relocating, it would be just as good as their previous location. I was wrong! You could see the actors before you got around the corner and the props were “ok”. It was a waste of money and everyone in my group was disappointed. We will not be coming back.

Kelly S.

1/5

If you are planning your visit based on Zombie Paintball, don't bother. It was unavailable on 10/14. We were advised that the paintball attraction group is unreliable and they were unable to confirm that they will be there at all for remaining nights open. Wasted 50 bux. I am glad I was able to warn some other folks who were coming in. The other attractions are not suited for anyone who is afraid of falling, or doesn't like being touched. The ground was a muddy mess, and there are rickety and uneven ground surfaces, some of which are intentional. I would say the attractions were scarier than others i have been to, but the ground was so uneven, I was more scared of falling and hurting myself than of the spooky characters.

jodi W.

3/5

I wasnt happy with the fact that the workers can grab you. One person in my party was "kidnapped" n the worker came behind her n bear hugged her holding her back. I got grabbed by my ankles and feet picked off floor while I was holding onto a bar. 1st attraction we hit was good and had some scares. The remainder were just ok. I don't mind jump scares and begging tapped on arm, but full touching I don't like. It was a good choice to take my daughter for her 1st haunted attraction since it wasn't scary. She got her worst scare while we were waiting in line for 1st attraction.

Robert R.

1/5

The attraction was not worth the money. Bought passes on line yet still had to wait in line to get arm bands. Alot of missed opportunity as to when and where they could have had people. Lots of dead space just walking around in the dark. If you have weak ankles this is not the place for you. Lots of walking. Not very well designed as to finding where all the attractions are nothing is really labeled. I was very disappointed for the money that was spent.

Carlton

1/5

The worst place on eastern shore... there is big safety concerns there employee's/ "volunteer s" cary fire arms speaking from personal experience their IT actor pulled a handgun loaded with 6 rounds out on 3 others and myself!!! I urge no one to take there kids or themselves to the georgetown location!! It happened on holloween night 2020 and the sad part about it is the owners were covering for the actor and even refused to refund the 4 of us our money back!! U can find the incident on the news!!!

Bella

5/5

It’s the best to go to and I’m bummed out that it’s canceled this year. I have an October birthday so it’s a tradition to go here every year. And it’s actually scary. I mean I don’t really get that scared at haunted houses but this one is great to scare your friends😂