The game is a lot different with no one behind you to rush you along and no one ahead of you to broadcast scares. Well, by the end of the night there was literally no one else going into the last haunt I went through. You never get how big the place is until it’s bereft of the normally omnipresent crowds. The result was a fairly empty park, which is uncanny in and of itself. What’s more it rained all day so a fair number of the ones who actually did show up didn’t stick around. One year (2015 maybe) the park stayed open through November 1st, which didn’t draw a big crowd being the day after Halloween. I’ll tell the second one first since it’s, frankly, less interesting. Twice, both at Busch Gardens’ Howloscream, both due to circumstance and not the house itself. The place is designed to traumatize people. But I also believe that things are not okay over there and there are likely several victims who were terrorized to the point of never speaking of it again. Bc a world does not exist that this would be allowed to continue if these things happened to people, law enforcement is required to get involved if they see or receive evidence of illegal activity. Therefore, these people who are claiming they were assaulted beyond the point of consent and were held against their will, have to be making staged complaints to boost the haunt’s hype. They are also REQUIRED to have security cameras throughout the haunt due to the nature of the haunt and the physical contact that is involved. The contract is null and void once physical consent is verbally revoked and at that point it turns into assault and unlawful imprisonment (when they keep you there and won’t let you out despite using safewords and point blank saying STOP).

I have no idea how that place is still open and that asshole isn’t in jail - here’s how the law works: even though you can sign as many contracts as they want you to, the signer can 100% revoke consent AT ANY TIME, no matter what.

Haunted nightmares u winchester