Las Vegas...

[drfrightner]

Recently I visited Vegas and had the honor of checking out Rich Strelaks haunted house the Asylum. I must say I wasn't expecting a haunt as good as this considering its built in trailers.

His haunt was clever, awesome scenes, tons of scares, special effects and much more. The facade was as good in person as it is in the pictures.

If you get out to Vegas check it out!

Larry

[SpFXChic]

We visited Hotel Fear and the Asylum (not sure if they were listed under the same names, but both were sister haunts, then too) a few years ago on our wedding trip, and even though they were both in their opening weekends, they were great. I, too, was amazed at how well the sets were decorated and how lengthy the layout was for being in trailers. The actors were completely on top of their game, there were some pretty creative scares and we had a spectacular time (despite getting lost because of construction in the area. LOL) I'd recommend both haunts, just to see that you can pretty much take nothing and make it into something spectacular!

[MidnightEvil]

I visited Hotel Fear and the Asylum on opening night.
The link is http://lasvegashaunts.com/
Rich did some cool changes this year. Its hard to believe
they are trailers and not a real building. 2 locations

Good job Rich

I also went to the Freakling Bros Mortuary another cool trailer haunt
The link is http://freaklingbros.com
The Freakling Bros have 2 other trailer haunts, 3 locations

And Monster Mayhem The Haunted Village opens on the 13th
The link is http://www.monstermayhem.net
They will have 7 trailer haunts, 1 big locations.

If your thinking of building a trailer haunt, Las Vegas is the place
to check them out.