Terror on the Fox review
Terror on the Fox is located at 2285 S Broadway, Green Bay, WI 54304. Tickets are $24.99 and $34.99 for Fast pass.
Terror on the Fox is something altogether different compared to what Halloween Blast has seen in the past. At first, I didn’t think there was any line acting at all. But then we reached the front of the line, and then I understood.
When you reach the front of the line, A freaking train pulls up! There are actors walking around on the train that get off and work the line before boarding with you. There are more actors that stay on the train that work you over as they take you to your final destination. You have to ride this train to the haunt (it’s about a 3-5 minute ride). They drop you off at this well lit area with a concessions stand. Then you finally get to the line at the entrance to the haunt. When you reach the front of the line, there is an actor waiting to take a picture with you.
Entering the haunt, you go through this little round about thing that takes you into a cemetary. You are surrounded by mausoleums and even eventually enter one. The details inside of it are beautiful. It all looks like actual stone work you would find on old graves and headstones back in the day. After leaving the mausoleum and cemetery, you reach another concessions stand (for the VIPS, General goes straight to the line for the second half of the haunt).
When you are in the second line, again, I did not see actors working it… for a good reason! You are standing outside of a mini-mansion where the actors are up in a tower and in the second story balcony putting on a concert for you while you wait! This is one of the coolest things I have seen yet! Usually if a haunt has music and dancing mixed in during your wait, you can usually find me there! I live for this stuff! I love watching actors have fun while putting on a show for you!
One of the things I remember very clearly was someone I’ll just call “Poop Girl”. We came around a corner into a bathroom scene and she was hiding in the shower. The reason I remember her so clearly is she almost made my boss puke. She came running out of the shower, shouldered past us real quick and dropped to her knees in front of the toilet. She then shoves her hand in and it comes out covered in what looks like poop and starts shoveling it into her mouth! I’ll I heard was, “Hhlluugggghh” from behind me and turn around to my boss green in the face with a hand over his mouth. I laughed so damn hard my stomach was hurting! It takes a lot to gross me out by the way, but even my stomach flipped over on that one. Mostly I was shocked because it looked so real. I have no idea what they even had in there that she was eating! You can usually tell if it’s chocolate or nutella, but this didn’t look like either. It had shape and it’s color was more of a graying brown. It was freaking awesome! I don’t know why that is the moment that is clearest in my mind, but this is what I took away from my experience.
On the way out of the haunt they have another spot to take photos yourself and to buy merchandise. I thought we would be getting back on the train but we actually just crossed the track right behind the coach which takes you right back out to the que and ticket booth. It was a really great night with a few things I had never seen before. I really want to go back next year and see what they add to it. I know I’ll remember to bring money for a concessions stop next time to watch the concerts for a bit. I’m sure there are more things in the haunt that I missed or I’d probably have even more to say on this haunt. Go see for Terror on the Fox for yourself and have a bast! for tickets go to https://terroronthefox.com/
