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Jacklyn S
1 条分享
2023年10月 • 夫妻情侣
The worst experience ever. After driving over an hour to get here, we waited over two hours before being route to yet another (1 hour at min) line. We were leading as we’re other couples. Come on pennhurst!!! That’s ridiculous 3 hours it’s 11 pm we wouldn’t have gotten on our first ride until midnight, I assume your workers work all night long bc we would have been here until 3 am at min to get on even 2 rides. Plus 1-1/2 hours to get home. Why take our money if you couldn’t get us on even one attraction?!?! Best part is you’re taking everyone’s money yet it’s suppose to be dedicated lines so this crap didn’t happen, but nope. This place basically stole our money and wanted us to stay all night to see the attractions.. didn’t even say how was your experience how can we make it right. I feel robbed. I waited in long lines before but never ever anything like this where it was just a line with no amusement no fun. Totally awful. Guys be careful here so many people get let in at once meaning you’re not guaranteed anything and they don’t even tell you that! So dissatisfied!!! Of all the places we could have went (so many cool places) and we wouldn’t have been out almost $200 with not even one attraction to see. You couldn’t pay me to see your place ever again.
撰写日期：2023年10月28日
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Dawn W
3 条分享
2023年10月 • 家庭
The haunt was not scary at all. Was expecting a better experience. Felt like it was a total waste of money. Afterwards had some food at event and ended up eating a meat kabob which was$13 & it was so fatty had to throw away. Would not recommend wasting your money . Definitely not worth the time and money spent especially waiting in long lines
撰写日期：2023年10月22日
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David Tahvildaran
宾夕法尼亚费城11 条分享
2023年10月 • 好友
Lines and walking distance were the scariest part of being here. Buying the times tickets entries made zero difference.
撰写日期：2023年10月21日
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Emma G
5 条分享
2023年10月 • 好友
I can't fully describe how incredible the daytour of Pennhurst was. Our guide Caden was extremely knowledgeable and painted a interesting (but sad) picture of the school's history. As a behavioral health nurse, I really appreciated knowing where we were as a community and how far we've come in a relatively short period of time. I greatly enjoyed being able to talk to former staff and hear their stories. I hope the hospital/ infirmary is open next time I come!
撰写日期：2023年10月14日
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Greg Yuelling
3 条分享
2023年10月 • 商务型
The PennHurst Asylum is fantastic! We have been doing reviews for a LOT of Halloween attractions for over 35 years or more and most we have
been to are completely average haunts (around 7.5 skulls). This attraction, however, is one of the best ones around!!! The grounds themselves are massive and independently eerie. The skilled actors mingle in and out of the lines, scaring all in their path. The parking is free and the price is well worth it for the combo attractions. I will definitely recommend this attraction for the extreme haunt fans, and the special effects are better than some sets that you see in Universal Halloween Nights. The actors are so in-depth that you think you are in a role-playing situation. My staff is giving this haunt a 9.5 Skulls.
They did a lot of new upgrades, and this haunt will want you doing it twice a year, so you don't miss anything at all. They also have an awesome walk through at the end, so you can take some awesome pictures. The merchandise of Penhurst Asylum is sweet.
PS: Don't forget the food.
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been to are completely average haunts (around 7.5 skulls). This attraction, however, is one of the best ones around!!! The grounds themselves are massive and independently eerie. The skilled actors mingle in and out of the lines, scaring all in their path. The parking is free and the price is well worth it for the combo attractions. I will definitely recommend this attraction for the extreme haunt fans, and the special effects are better than some sets that you see in Universal Halloween Nights. The actors are so in-depth that you think you are in a role-playing situation. My staff is giving this haunt a 9.5 Skulls.
They did a lot of new upgrades, and this haunt will want you doing it twice a year, so you don't miss anything at all. They also have an awesome walk through at the end, so you can take some awesome pictures. The merchandise of Penhurst Asylum is sweet.
PS: Don't forget the food.
For the top 5 "Haunts in America" check out
Halloween Extreme Haunts 365 follow us on Facebook. 🇺🇲
撰写日期：2023年10月11日
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Kelly H
宾夕法尼亚Windber1 条分享
2023年9月 • 家庭
We decided to go to Pennhurst as part of our annual "big scale" ghost hunt this year. Although we wouldn't be considered "professional" ghost hunters in particular, we are experienced. We have been to places like Waverly Hills, Ohio State Reformatory, Eastern State, ect, ect. This, was easily the worst experience.
First of all, I want to make it clear that my mother is currently disabled, with a bad knee. We did indeed do research, via the website, to see how much walking would be involved. It indicated one building and a few tunnels. This seamed feasible to us. We assumed, as well, that with one building, the number of hunters would be slim as well. Neither ended up being true in the end.
The tour actually included the entire grounds, and the hunt actually had three buildings. Now this is GOOD, I want to make clear. However it was not what we prepared for. Halfway through walking the tour, my mother began to have trouble, and it began to rain. One of the employees indicated that a golf cart would be coming to pick us up. We thought that's great, how very considerate. It finally arrived and... picked up a younger woman, and rode past both my mother- with a cane, I may add- and another older woman with a cane, who had it even worse than her.
I may also add, that the speaker did not wait for us in the back, hobbling along last, to begin speaking. We ended up missing some crucial information.
When the tour was over, I asked an employee in the QUAKER HALL for a chair so that my mother could sit down. She indicated that there was a couch on the first floor. I was a bit skeptical and asked if the couch was okay to sit on? If it was sitting in the building itself it couldn't be that clean? She got a look on her face like I personally insulted her or something- like god forbid I ask for somewhere clean for my mother to sit? So we just went up to the first floor and yep- as I suspected, a moldy, filthy couch no human being should sit on was there and that was it. We eventually wiped off a folding chair and used that.
The merch shop was a sad state and unable to offer an online equivalent. But still that was the cleanest place, so she ended up spending a lot of time there. We were able to TRY and investigate, but there are far too many people here, constantly wondering and unprofessional in how they conduct themselves. Our EVP equipment was polluted by constant talking and walking of other people moving in and out. DO NOT come for the public ghost hunt if you actually intend to find anything. It's actually a glorified night URBEX session.
Finally, to make things ever better, we were yelled at for walking on the road to get back to the car. Despite this EXACT ROUTE being used for the tour. "You're not supposed to take it for the ghost hunt, just the tour." And how were we supposed to know that, sir? There was no signage anywhere, even finding the place was difficult.
This place likes to wax lyrical about the mistreatment of the disabled, and yet in practice shows they actually care very little for the problems modern-day disabled people encounter. We weren't expecting ramps or anything like that- we were asking for a ghost hunt and a folding chair. We got neither.
First of all, I want to make it clear that my mother is currently disabled, with a bad knee. We did indeed do research, via the website, to see how much walking would be involved. It indicated one building and a few tunnels. This seamed feasible to us. We assumed, as well, that with one building, the number of hunters would be slim as well. Neither ended up being true in the end.
The tour actually included the entire grounds, and the hunt actually had three buildings. Now this is GOOD, I want to make clear. However it was not what we prepared for. Halfway through walking the tour, my mother began to have trouble, and it began to rain. One of the employees indicated that a golf cart would be coming to pick us up. We thought that's great, how very considerate. It finally arrived and... picked up a younger woman, and rode past both my mother- with a cane, I may add- and another older woman with a cane, who had it even worse than her.
I may also add, that the speaker did not wait for us in the back, hobbling along last, to begin speaking. We ended up missing some crucial information.
When the tour was over, I asked an employee in the QUAKER HALL for a chair so that my mother could sit down. She indicated that there was a couch on the first floor. I was a bit skeptical and asked if the couch was okay to sit on? If it was sitting in the building itself it couldn't be that clean? She got a look on her face like I personally insulted her or something- like god forbid I ask for somewhere clean for my mother to sit? So we just went up to the first floor and yep- as I suspected, a moldy, filthy couch no human being should sit on was there and that was it. We eventually wiped off a folding chair and used that.
The merch shop was a sad state and unable to offer an online equivalent. But still that was the cleanest place, so she ended up spending a lot of time there. We were able to TRY and investigate, but there are far too many people here, constantly wondering and unprofessional in how they conduct themselves. Our EVP equipment was polluted by constant talking and walking of other people moving in and out. DO NOT come for the public ghost hunt if you actually intend to find anything. It's actually a glorified night URBEX session.
Finally, to make things ever better, we were yelled at for walking on the road to get back to the car. Despite this EXACT ROUTE being used for the tour. "You're not supposed to take it for the ghost hunt, just the tour." And how were we supposed to know that, sir? There was no signage anywhere, even finding the place was difficult.
This place likes to wax lyrical about the mistreatment of the disabled, and yet in practice shows they actually care very little for the problems modern-day disabled people encounter. We weren't expecting ramps or anything like that- we were asking for a ghost hunt and a folding chair. We got neither.
撰写日期：2023年9月13日
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Stefanie M
3 条分享
2023年7月 • 夫妻情侣
My partner and I attended the 2022 Horror Campout and loved it so much that we came back again (3 hour drive) to the 2023 Horror Campout! We’ve been impressed by beauty of the area, the skill of the actors, the creativity of campout activities, friendliness of staff (when they’re not monsters chasing you), and more. It’s doubly impressive how well they took feedback from the year before to make it even better. The campouts themselves are like summer camp meets very scary haunted house. Highly recommend for any haunted house lovers looking for a bit bigger thrill!
撰写日期：2023年7月23日
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Michael M
4 条分享
2023年7月 • 好友
This was my first time visiting Pennhurst asylum and it truly was an amazing experience. I’ve been wanting to visit Pennhurst for the longest time. It definitely did not disappoint. I’ve watched so many shows and documentaries about Pennhurst, and to finally be there in person and actually see all the buildings and locations for myself was surreal. First, I need to mention our host and tour guide Emily, who without a doubt added to the enjoyment of our experience. She was absolutely friendly and professional. Emily was very knowledgeable and passionate about Pennhurst and its history. She was actually more informative than some of the documentaries that I’ve watched. Emily also helped me with some of my ghost hunting equipment. Me being a novice, I barely knew how to work some of the stuff I owned. She took the time to show me how some of the items I had worked and was a huge help. Anybody who visits Pennhurst and has the pleasure of meeting Emily, will surely get a great experience as well. Emily gave us an outside tour of all the buildings first, and then we went to explore the different buildings on our own. Pennhurst has an extremely sad history. Everything Emily explained to us was with extreme respect to people that had passed through here and to the unfortunate ones who didn’t pass through. We explored the Mayflower, Devon, Quaker Hall, and Infirmary buildings, as well as the tunnels. My favorite building was actually the Infirmary, which we sadly learned might be torn down. I hope this changes and the Infirmary is left intact because it is an amazing place to explore. It would be a real shame if the Infirmary wasn’t there for future groups to experience. My Pennhurst visit was one of the best things I’ve done in years, and I absolutely plan on returning. My whole group had a great time and also would like to return. Big thanks to Emily and the staff for keeping things fun and safe for everyone.
撰写日期：2023年7月15日
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AuthorCMelanson
加拿大基奇纳2,127 条分享
2023年6月 • 独自旅游
Wow, what a great birthday present to myself. Drove down from Ontario to do the overnight paranormal tour and decided to make a vacation out of it and visit Philly too. Philly was just a ball of stress...no parking and so much traffic. Pennhurst was the highlight and most enjoyable part of my trip. I really want to go back. The rich history of this place and paranormal energy begs more than one visit.
I should have written this review earlier because I cannot for the life of me remember my tour guide's name, and that is a shame because she was phenomenal. I only heard it once, when they told me I would be in her group. There was a lovely person who joined us named Makayla. She was training to be a tour guide and is absolutely the kindest person I have ever met...ever. I have RA and she stuck with me the entire night. Makayla was the biggest empath I've ever met. She would give me space to explore and investigate, but I very much preferred to have her with me. I mean, this girl! I struggled to make it to 3 AM and we walked all around the campus. When I felt the most pain in my back and knees and thought I couldn't make it, she came over and asked, "Are you okay?" I'm not kidding when I say I've never had anyone in my life so concerned about my well-being. It was uncanny...and I have to say leant to the atmosphere...the amazing way she knew when I was feeling my worst. I couldn't have gone the entire night without her. She helped me up when we were sitting on the floor, or anyplace low, where I had a hard time. So many times, she helped me up. When I thought I couldn't continue (like climbing the stairs in the last building...the most important building...Mayflower) she literally cheered me on, saying "I know you can do it!" "You've got this." Taking a tour when you have a disability with someone like this makes it an extra special experience. I know those who lived at Pennhurst with their own difficulties see Makayla and smile down on her. She told me she was going to stay with her boyfriend across the river that night. I told her if he doesn't marry her, he's a fool. You won't find special people like her very often, and I thank her so much for adding to the experience and her wonderful compassion and kind heart. She did also ghost hunt with me and made it much more fun just by accompanying me.
My other guide had short brown hair and she wore glasses. She was wonderful as well. She was so knowledgeable and tried so hard to get responses with the REM pod and spirit boxes.
When you drive in to arrive at the campus, you definitely drive into the woods. I heard Destination Fear comment on how this felt deep in the woods and isolated. This is definitely true and makes the apprehension build. Once you are settled and assigned a wristband, there is a historical tour of the grounds. We all learned so much about how the people who were dumped here were treated. I probably would have been left there by my parents if I had my illness when I was little. In front of the administration building we learned that Stephen Hawking would have failed the IQ tests at Pennhurst as one of the first marks of 'intelligence' is if someone can hold a pencil. These were the 'medical' terms to describe the residents depending on IQ: Idiot, Moron, Imbecile. I'm not kidding. The tour guides were so respectful of the history and made us feel the pain these poor people must have felt when they were abandoned by their families at Pennhurst.
We learned in Quaker, there were two staff members assigned to 75-100 people who could not go to the bathroom unattended or feed themselves. I can't imagine how helpless it felt on both sides. To not be able to provide adequate care must have felt devastating and so defeating, and to not be cared for must have crushed those delicate souls. Learning about this dark history is so necessary so that it is, hopefully, NEVER repeated.
After the history portion, we began the paranormal investigations. This was so cool. I went on my first one in NOLA in Feb, but this was above and beyond anything I've experienced. The staff had REM pods, EMF detectors, spirit boxes, dowsing rods. I brought my own flashlight (you will need one of these when doing this tour) and a digital recorder.
Makayla was with me in Devon when I investigated and we both agreed that we felt a dark presence in there. I got an EVP with a moan and then some crazy whispering. I also got a picture of a dark mist hovering over a chair which I did not see with my naked eye (posted below).
The downside to this was that there was a LARGE number of people in each group. You would want to investigate in a certain room, but people were already there. Or you would be recording and only pick up other people investigating, but it was still a great experience. When Makayla and I got our EVP, there was no one else around on that floor.
We even got to go down in the tunnels and our guide did an extended REM pod session and got some great responses down there. She felt good about our group and so took us around to the hospital which was destroyed during a storm. We got to see what was left and it was creepy. The infirmary was our stop there and I got a crazy video with like hundreds of orbs flying at me. I don't know if it was dust but I did take video in other buildings and got nothing like that.
The gift shop was very cool. I got a long-sleeved Pennhurst tee and they had up all the pictures on the back wall from the brochure which showed how Pennhurst was advertised as a luxury treatment facility to families of the disabled and unwanted who were sadly left there. The staff were always doing their best to show us how the road to hell is truly paved with good intentions.
I love the fact that the new owners are trying so hard to educate visitors and keep the history of Pennhurst alive. As I said, I will definitely visit again. And I hope Makayla is my tour guide!
During the overnight tour, which runs from 7 PM - 3 AM, you will get to explore Devon, Mayflower, Quaker, the Infirmary and one of the tunnels...but sadly I can't remember the name. You will get to explore and use your own or Pennhurst's ghost-hunting equipment on your own. And you get a good amount of time in each space. This tour is definitely worth the price, and the staff are professional and sensitive to the nature of the atrocities which took place here.
Visit Pennhurst. It is humbling and the spirits there are, mostly, playful and friendly. It is important we never forget these dark spots on our history to keep them from being repeated.
I should have written this review earlier because I cannot for the life of me remember my tour guide's name, and that is a shame because she was phenomenal. I only heard it once, when they told me I would be in her group. There was a lovely person who joined us named Makayla. She was training to be a tour guide and is absolutely the kindest person I have ever met...ever. I have RA and she stuck with me the entire night. Makayla was the biggest empath I've ever met. She would give me space to explore and investigate, but I very much preferred to have her with me. I mean, this girl! I struggled to make it to 3 AM and we walked all around the campus. When I felt the most pain in my back and knees and thought I couldn't make it, she came over and asked, "Are you okay?" I'm not kidding when I say I've never had anyone in my life so concerned about my well-being. It was uncanny...and I have to say leant to the atmosphere...the amazing way she knew when I was feeling my worst. I couldn't have gone the entire night without her. She helped me up when we were sitting on the floor, or anyplace low, where I had a hard time. So many times, she helped me up. When I thought I couldn't continue (like climbing the stairs in the last building...the most important building...Mayflower) she literally cheered me on, saying "I know you can do it!" "You've got this." Taking a tour when you have a disability with someone like this makes it an extra special experience. I know those who lived at Pennhurst with their own difficulties see Makayla and smile down on her. She told me she was going to stay with her boyfriend across the river that night. I told her if he doesn't marry her, he's a fool. You won't find special people like her very often, and I thank her so much for adding to the experience and her wonderful compassion and kind heart. She did also ghost hunt with me and made it much more fun just by accompanying me.
My other guide had short brown hair and she wore glasses. She was wonderful as well. She was so knowledgeable and tried so hard to get responses with the REM pod and spirit boxes.
When you drive in to arrive at the campus, you definitely drive into the woods. I heard Destination Fear comment on how this felt deep in the woods and isolated. This is definitely true and makes the apprehension build. Once you are settled and assigned a wristband, there is a historical tour of the grounds. We all learned so much about how the people who were dumped here were treated. I probably would have been left there by my parents if I had my illness when I was little. In front of the administration building we learned that Stephen Hawking would have failed the IQ tests at Pennhurst as one of the first marks of 'intelligence' is if someone can hold a pencil. These were the 'medical' terms to describe the residents depending on IQ: Idiot, Moron, Imbecile. I'm not kidding. The tour guides were so respectful of the history and made us feel the pain these poor people must have felt when they were abandoned by their families at Pennhurst.
We learned in Quaker, there were two staff members assigned to 75-100 people who could not go to the bathroom unattended or feed themselves. I can't imagine how helpless it felt on both sides. To not be able to provide adequate care must have felt devastating and so defeating, and to not be cared for must have crushed those delicate souls. Learning about this dark history is so necessary so that it is, hopefully, NEVER repeated.
After the history portion, we began the paranormal investigations. This was so cool. I went on my first one in NOLA in Feb, but this was above and beyond anything I've experienced. The staff had REM pods, EMF detectors, spirit boxes, dowsing rods. I brought my own flashlight (you will need one of these when doing this tour) and a digital recorder.
Makayla was with me in Devon when I investigated and we both agreed that we felt a dark presence in there. I got an EVP with a moan and then some crazy whispering. I also got a picture of a dark mist hovering over a chair which I did not see with my naked eye (posted below).
The downside to this was that there was a LARGE number of people in each group. You would want to investigate in a certain room, but people were already there. Or you would be recording and only pick up other people investigating, but it was still a great experience. When Makayla and I got our EVP, there was no one else around on that floor.
We even got to go down in the tunnels and our guide did an extended REM pod session and got some great responses down there. She felt good about our group and so took us around to the hospital which was destroyed during a storm. We got to see what was left and it was creepy. The infirmary was our stop there and I got a crazy video with like hundreds of orbs flying at me. I don't know if it was dust but I did take video in other buildings and got nothing like that.
The gift shop was very cool. I got a long-sleeved Pennhurst tee and they had up all the pictures on the back wall from the brochure which showed how Pennhurst was advertised as a luxury treatment facility to families of the disabled and unwanted who were sadly left there. The staff were always doing their best to show us how the road to hell is truly paved with good intentions.
I love the fact that the new owners are trying so hard to educate visitors and keep the history of Pennhurst alive. As I said, I will definitely visit again. And I hope Makayla is my tour guide!
During the overnight tour, which runs from 7 PM - 3 AM, you will get to explore Devon, Mayflower, Quaker, the Infirmary and one of the tunnels...but sadly I can't remember the name. You will get to explore and use your own or Pennhurst's ghost-hunting equipment on your own. And you get a good amount of time in each space. This tour is definitely worth the price, and the staff are professional and sensitive to the nature of the atrocities which took place here.
Visit Pennhurst. It is humbling and the spirits there are, mostly, playful and friendly. It is important we never forget these dark spots on our history to keep them from being repeated.
撰写日期：2023年7月9日
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Catherine K
纽约州New City38 条分享
2023年7月 • 夫妻情侣
THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE HISTORY TOUR NOT HAUNTED ATTRACTIONS - I was quite disappointed in this 3 hour tour. I went expecting history along with seeing the abandoned buildings. But basically we got a lecture about how badly Pennhurst treated the residents of the institution when it was still open. No mention of how Pennhurst was simply a product of its time and treated the residents according to standards of the day or how we can't judge the past through the prism of a woke present. With a (very) little history thrown in and really no buildings included. It was a woke lecture and not a site tour.
撰写日期：2023年7月8日
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George K
马里兰黑格斯敦
Was there ever a list of patients living there in the asylum during the 1950 census?
撰写日期：2022年5月8日
Why did you change the times for the December 2020 overnight ghost hunt?
You were advertising it to last til 7:00am, but now it says only til 3:00 (which is the best time to investigate). And yet your still charging the same price.
I don’t get it.
I was looking forward to really doing the full overnight
撰写日期：2020年12月4日
I was here with Ghost Hunts USA and you had to be over 16 to attend their investigations. The asylum has since taken on the investigations themselves so I don't have an answer for this question. I believe you would need to have an adult present at their functions. You can check out their website for details.
撰写日期：2019年9月22日
I don't know of any shuttle that goes to pennhurst. When i went we drove straight to site and parked on site.
撰写日期：2018年10月24日
I just bought tickets for pennhurst paracon 2018 so is there any way i can reach someone for more information based on the tickets i bought?
撰写日期：2018年7月13日
Go on their facebook pace and send them a message. Let them know that you got the paracon tickets and they'll get back with you with info
撰写日期：2018年7月27日
mwixon1
南达科塔州Brookings
Is there any way to tour Pennhurst at the end of June, or is it only open in the fall?
撰写日期：2018年6月3日
Hey- when did you go? I was thinking of going with a group of friends next weekend. It seems like you have to go through a "restricted" road to get there though, and I can't figure if there's any way around having to do that. Also do you know if there is parking on site? thanks!
撰写日期：2018年5月30日
Hi Ibroker5 it's David. I did go in October when it was up and running for the season. Me and my friend who used to live down the road from me who moved to Delaware many years ago, we get together every year and enjoy all 4 attractions for Halloween Season. It is the Best Halloween Attraction I've ever done, (at least I think so) and every year in October on a Sunday, cause that's when me and my friend are free from our Schedule.
For your question! Yes there is a restricted road to get to Pennhurst. I wouldn't attempt on trying to go visiting and walking around the grounds right now. It is HEAVILY GUARDED by Security and Staff who work there. Plus there is a Veterans Center and a Army National Guard buildings located behind the Campus. They also patrol the grounds when it's not open and their are cameras along the catwalk to help prevent anyone from trespassing and vandalizing the buildings. They are trying their best to preserve as much of the buildings and use it as a museum, recreational purposes and programs/events and keep it for Halloween Attraction. Pennhurst will open to the public Starting Friday September 21 2018. In September, they are only open on Friday and Saturday. October to beginning of November, they are open on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. They do have $5 off coupons for Thursday and Sunday Only. As it gets closer to September I will love to get back to you with more details and new upcoming attractions. I will contact Pennhurst and talk to my historian about it's events. As soon as I find out more, I will contact you as soon as possible. Please don't go to Pennhurst right now, not worth for you getting in trouble with Security and the Army National Guard.
撰写日期：2018年6月1日
How long do you think we would be there for? We have VIP tickets for a Friday coming up and have a 13 week old puppy at home.
Just trying to get an idea on if we should hire a dog sitter or a dog walker.
Thanks!
撰写日期：2017年10月25日
Hey Brennan, sorry for a late delay on my respond back. Been having a rough time at home and my position at the Long Island Aquarium. Plus got caught up in the Paranormal field I'm involved in on Long Island NY.
Me and my friend go every year in October to Pennhurst. It's a 3 hour drive for me to get there and it take 2 hours for my friend to get there. When we go and make plans, we meet up at Valley forge National Park in the morning and we either spend the whole afternoon at Valley Forge hiking and exploring or we go check out other areas near by for the day and then come back to the park to pick up his car and get something to eat in the shopping center where their's different restaurants located off the exit for Royersford from 422.
For Pennhurst, it depends on how long the lines are. Me and my friend are usually their from 6:30-10:00pm Not only that they have all four attractions, but they also have actors and actresses that come and interact with you while waiting on line. The time for each attraction is reasonable, you're in their for a good 20 min or so for the first three attractions, and for the self guided ghost hunt tour at the Mayflower hall. You could be in their a bit longer because the staffs that runs the museum talks to you and gives you a history lesson about Pennhurst and if you have other questions, they are willing to answer. But, to roam around with a flashlight and your smartphone or IPhone, do not rush walking through the empty hallways and dorms otherwise you will not capture any spirit orbs roaming around. Take your time in the Mayflower Hall and make that be your last attraction. When I enter the Mayflower, I'm usually in their for about an hour slowly walking around with my flashlight and ipod and I always catch something in my videos. Especially on the second floor.
I will be going back next year doing all four attractions and plus the overnight ghost tour at the may flower Hall. Just found out that in the spring they are going to do history tours at Pennhurst. Hope this helps.
撰写日期：2017年12月6日
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