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Psycho Path The Ride

Oklahoma’s most unique haunted attraction.

The woods are shrouded by a blanket of fog. All you can see is the narrow path taking you deeper and deeper into the darkness… where creatures wait behind every twist and turn. As you ride through 40 acres of terror in our custom haunt vehicles, you blood suddenly runs cold - you’ve just realized there’s no turning back. You have no choice but to continue. Can you survive the night? I’m afraid the Psycho Path may be your only way home!

Maniac Maze

All new maniac maze for 2007!

Outside this maze may appear safe and sane, but looks can be deceiving. Venture inside and you may just lose your mind… or you’ll wish you had. Unspeakable horrors wait around every corner, so enter the Maniac Maze at your own risk.
Warning, this maze uses fog and strobe effects. Also, those claustrophobic or afraid of total darkness are advised to remain safely outside.

Oklahoma’s Most Unique Haunted Attractions Serves Up Second Year of Screams.

Custom ride through puts guests in the middle of Hollywood-style scenes.

Sperry, OK (9/25/06) – Building on their success of the prior year, a group of dedicated volunteers, led by owner Victor Marquez, has once again transformed 40 acres North of Tulsa into something right out of the movies. Based on Victor’s years of experience designing special effects and makeup for local haunted attractions and independent movie productions, the crew has constructed several new set pieces for 2006 that will put guests in the middle of the horror. Unlike most local charity haunts, Psycho Path offers both stunning visual effects and intense scares.

“We’ve combined elements of a theme park ride where you ride from scene to scene with the high-intensity scares of the more traditional haunted house and created a totally new outdoor haunted experience,” said Marquez. “Being outside gives us the advantage of real fog, real sounds, real smells, real moonlight, and real creatures lurking just out of range of the lights. Several nights last year we heard coyotes howling just over the fence. Knowing those sounds are real only enhances the experience and besides, who isn’t afraid of being in the woods at night?”

Those brave enough to venture into the Psycho Path Ride will climb aboard customer electric vehicles for a 20 minute journey through the heavily-wooded land. Along the way, they will pass through scenes filled with custom props, buildings, and oh yeah, creatures that spring on them when they least suspect it. Marquez offers this final warning. “Once they climb aboard, there’s no turning back. Riders are not permitted to leave the vehicle after the ride starts, so they’ve got to be up to the challenge of the Psycho Path. We like to say it may be their only way home.”

And if that wasn’t enough, the Psycho Path crew has added a haunted maze for 2006. Dubbed the Maniac Maze, guests will have to navigate through 1,600 sq. ft. of disorienting strobes and fog, narrow confusing pathways, and a section of total pitch black while fending off a hoard of roaming creatures.