News Now Georgia Review: Alee Shriners Haunted House Earns 9.5/10

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SAVANNAH, Ga. — A popular Halloween attraction can draw a crowd, but managing that crowd while delivering a memorable experience takes care. During our visit, the Alee Shriners Haunted House delivered on both fronts, earning an overall rating of 9.5 out of 10 from News Now Georgia and our family members.

Located at 100 Eisenberg Drive in Savannah, the haunted house offered an impressive experience from start to finish.

One of its strongest features became apparent before we stepped inside: the way guests moved through the line. Despite the crowd, the line kept moving steadily, with enough separation between groups to preserve the experience.

That spacing makes a meaningful difference at a haunted attraction. Following too closely behind another group can reveal surprises before your turn arrives. During our visit, the pacing allowed us to experience the attraction without feeling crowded against the guests ahead of us.

Once inside, the quality continued. The overall presentation was well executed, and our group came away impressed with the work put into the haunted house. From the organization outside to the experience within, everything came together for an enjoyable evening.

We look for both strengths and areas for improvement when reviewing an attraction. On this visit, we could not identify a specific shortcoming worth highlighting.

For anyone still planning a Halloween outing, the Alee Shriners Haunted House deserves consideration. According to the organization’s official schedule, it operates every Friday and Saturday in October through October 31, 2026, from 7–10 p.m. The final weekend is Friday, October 30, and Saturday, October 31.

Overall score: 9.5/10

This review reflects the opinions and experiences of News Now Georgia and accompanying family members during their visit. Thank you to the Alee Shriners for hosting us and for the work you continue to do in the community.

Yolonda Harris / News Now Georgia

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