St Patrick's SlayBrighton's version, St. Patrick's Slay, transformed its three haunts into sinister Irish themes. Guests encountered mischievous, demented banshees and leprechaun-like creatures who lured them along with the promise of gold coins.
Brighton Asylum is one of over 100 haunted attractions across the country that opened for a St. Patrick's Day event.
Brighton featured a vast cast of St. Patrick's Day characters throughout the midway, led by its most famous character, "Frankie."
"We drove over 90 minutes to experience Brighton Asylum," Roxanne Times of Double M 's Haunted Hayride in New York, said. "We love to see other haunt actors in action to help inspire ideas for the upcoming Halloween season."
One of the newest sets inside Brighton was a forest scene that provided an impressive depth perspective in a small space. The trees appeared to be never ending height-wise and gave guests the feeling of walking outside the grounds of the asylum.
Scare actors in the scene worked their way in and out of the trees to provide solid jump scares.
In keeping with the Irish theme, scare actors were given special gold coins to hand out to a few random guests. The lucky guests were then able to exchange their coins for a full ticket refund.
Brighton Asylum is located on the border of Clifton and Passaic, N.J. The popular attraction also offers year-round escape rooms. For more information
