Lincoln Mill Haunted House opened in October 2022 to welcome locals and visitors alike into its space, which held 40 scare actors, special effects and the beginning of a very twisted story.
Since then, the brand has extended its haunts past just the fall and brought haunted houses to life for other holidays, like Christmas, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day and even May the 4th (aka ‘Star Wars’ day). But its focal point is always their Halloween hurrah, which is said to be scarier than ever this year with the addition of three new rooms, an all-new entry and exit sequence, new characters, and immersive photo ops.
"Our goal with Lincoln Mill Haunted House for season four was simple — go bigger, darker and more terrifying," says Lincoln Mill Haunted House co-founder Jared Bilsak. "We set out this year to maintain the same level of detail and quality, but to up the game with more twists and turns, and more terror.’
He continues: “All the same things you have come to love are back, like the midway, the haunted deck, the collaboration with New Ridge Brewing, but we have expanded the entire experience. Each year we want the fear to evolve and our vision is to always deliver something new with our haunts. Entering our fourth year here at the historic textile mill, we don't just aim to create fear here. We aim to co-exist with it."
As Bilsak mentioned, Lincoln Mill will feature a new partnership with Ridge Brewing Co. for their Horror Business Bar, which will serve up beers, drinks and snacks, along with their Haunted House collaboration beer.
Tickets are on sale now and range from $35 each, with the option to add a $15 fast pass, a $25 deal for your second time through, or a $23 deal for group tickets (20 or more). Tickets for A Twisted Christmas at Lincoln Mill (Dec. 12 and 13) are also now available for pre-sale at a discounted price through Halloween for $25 per person.
To find out more information on Lincoln Mill Haunted House (4100 Main St.), visit lincolnmillhaunt.com
