What to do before going to a haunted house?

4 Things to Know Before Visiting a Haunted House
  1. Review Warnings and Policies. Haunted attractions offer a wide range of intensities and scare factors. ...
  2. Dress Comfortably. ...
  3. Arrive On Time. ...
  4. Respect the Actors.




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I turned to them for some tips on how to survive Halloween Horror Nights — and other haunted houses.
  1. Walk confidently through haunted houses and other scare zones.
  2. Take a daytime tour of the haunted houses.
  3. Wear earplugs.
  4. Try a dose of liquid courage.
  5. Do something else to get a break from being scared.


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Avoid screaming or laughing, which will make actors want to scare you.
  1. If you get scared, tamp down on your reactions as much as you can. Instead of lurching back or yelling, try to just jump slightly and gasp.
  2. Take deep breaths and move slowly through the haunted house to stay in control of your reactions.


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There's a lot you can do to make Halloween Horror Nights less scary.
  1. Seek out spoilers. See what other people have posted about Halloween Horror Nights to prepare yourself for what's ahead.
  2. Go early. ...
  3. Know where to go. ...
  4. Stick to sidewalks. ...
  5. Stay alert. ...
  6. Don't look scared. ...
  7. Wear earplugs. ...
  8. Skip haunted houses.


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All tickets sold in 2023 are Timed. Timed Tickets allow you access to the queue lines during a specified half hour entry window. One half hour before your designated timeslot, you may wait in a pre-queue area but it is not recommended that you arrive any earlier than 30 minutes before your designated timeslot.

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The Haunted Mansion is dark and contains some mildly frightening scenes, but there is no gore, the ghostly residents are friendly and the ride is slow-moving.

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