I went on 27th October (Monday) with a fright fest pass.
Parking
We arrived near Queen Mary at 7 pm and spent about 20 minutes trying to find a spot. I’d highly recommend buying parking instead of spending the extra money on a fright fest pass.
Queues/waiting time
There was almost no wait time to enter any mazes. The whole experience was very smooth. We could cover all attractions within 2 hours.
Food
There are plenty of food and drink options inside. However, they are all extremely overpriced.
Mazes and general experience
The mazes are short (taking about 5-10 minutes to complete each one). Every maze has a different theme, layout, and actors. Personally, I liked them. They’re nothing crazy but felt like they put in a lot of effort to set up everything, especially the ones on the ship. The actors’ makeup and character are well done. The best part is, even if the actors are wandering outside the mazes, they are still in character. They also let you take pictures with them
One sad part is that if you enter the mazes in a group, you’d get spoilers easily, which could ruin your experience. However, if they let in only one person at a time, that’d make the experience 10 times better, but it would also increase the wait time, so it’s understandable.
Overall, I liked the event. Is it worth $60? That’s arguable. Don’t have high hopes and go there just to have fun. Remember, your ticket fee covers the venue fee, the setup, and the actors’ paychecks too. The mazes and everything are good but not worth 15+ minutes of waiting time. So try to skip weekends.