Amazing Chicago's Funhouse Maze

Had a wonderful time going through this fun little maze with my husband on our anniversary weekend!

still had scary halloween decorations scattered through out the maze, it's Nov 21...they gave me no warning of the creepy set up with 2 kids under 8 years old. they were horrified. it just had lots of jump scared, and no real decorations about chicago anymore. Just looked like some scrubbed on all the walls with highlighters. Creept bloodybeyed dolls, rats, skeletons. so disappointed, not at all family friendly or well made. Kids very upset.

We had a lot of fun at the Funhouse maze. If you look at the pictures with 3d glasses you will get an idea of what it is like inside. Beware if you are prone to vertigo. There is a rotating tunnel that makes you feel like you are turning upside down. There is also a mirror maze that is a little tricky but really fun. Keep your hands out in front of you to keep from running into glass.

Halloween theme had unnecessarily loud, random noises. The maze has a "secret" you have to figure out in order to finish it ... or you have to return to the front desk to ask what to do if nobody else is around you can follow. Have enjoyed other mazes better.

This was some of the most fun I've had in a long while. The details and interactive components were refreshingly new, and unlike any other live action game spaces. If you take off your 3D glasses the maze part gets a bit easier to solve, but if you keep them on (especially with a cocktail or two before) it is pretty challenging, and trippy! The interactive chunks after that were incredible. The cherry on top for me was the wall of posters by the exit - which I won't spoil for any who haven't experienced it. You could tell that the maze was made by some real cheeky creatives who knew their audience well. They even got the nostalgic boardwalk carnival vibe down without feeling sketchy or cheap. 100000/10 would recommend and will do again.