Beale Theater: Haunted Clown House at Kingman Historic Powerhouse

 I have been through the Powerhouse museum and visitor's center before with the Route 66 museum and the electric vehicle museum.  Never have I been there when I was glad to survive.  I hadn't intended ongoing, but did in the end.  I went alone, which may have been a mistake.  

In entering the haunted house they said the haunted actors would not touch you, and likewise you should not touch them.  However they got in your face, and would follow you around.  Some would make loud noises and bangs.  It was all very creepy and scary.  My heart was racing by the time I escaped.  

It was sort of a maze, but there were people to help point the way.  I went the wrong way on several occasions.  There were also strobe and flashing lights.  The horror scene of the lady chopping body parts was probably the most scary.  Some of the clowns were effigies, and some weren't.  Sometimes it was hard to tell which was which.  At one point you had to fight through a bunch of clowns hanging from the ceiling.  

I would recommend this haunted house for those with good hearts and looking for a scare.










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