Last night, I made the drive up to Canton, Georgia to see Paranoia Haunted House. It’s been a few years since I have been to Paranoia, but it has been and is still considered one of my favorite haunts in the state of Georgia.
I love going to Paranoia because this attraction consistently makes changes to their shows year after year- and especially after waiting a few years, the show felt like a completely new haunt. The general ideas/storylines are similar, but as I was walking through the show last night, it felt like a completely new experience than past times I visited Paranoia.
I love how this attraction offers something for everyone. Their main show, Severed, is loud and intense. It starts with dark, tighter spaces before guests experience incredibly detailed large set pieces. It is a great attraction with gory and scarily detailed props and effects.
Blood Lust is their second attraction this year, and it does not disappoint. It is much different than the first; this attraction is quiet yet eerie and very creepy. This is one of the most immersive haunt attractions I have ever walked through. It is evident that the set designers have put in countless hours, paying attention to every little detail in order to immerse audiences into the storyline. The audio, sets, props, scents, and makeup design- everything in this house is immaculately detailed. In fact, I thought this house exceeded any of the houses I walked through at Universal Horror Nights this year, and THAT is saying a lot.
Paranoia consistently blows me away every time I visit their attractions. They have done a lot of work inside and out over these past few years, making the queue lines and midway section a further extension to their attractions. From the minute you enter the gates of Paranoia, you are immersed into the intense, Halloween theming of Paranoia. The line is long, but absolutely worth it. I would recommend Fast Pass upgrades, as they allow you to bypass the regular line, and for only an extra $25, I think it is a great value.
Be sure to visit Paranoia Haunted House this season, and if you can only visit one Georgia haunt this year, this one is a top contender.
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