What Are The Best Times To Go?

[cdfisk]

I need to know so my friends and I can go. I&#39;m thinking mid october on a weekday might beat the lines. What do you guys and ghouls think? http://www.octoberlounge.com/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/ohmy.gif

[JBOND007]

At night

[case.file]

some time tord the middle of the moth by then the actors are primed and on a saterday. you might have a ling wate but I think it will be well worth it

[Luv2BScared]

Weekends are my favorite time. I don&#39;t mind waiting in line, I actually enjoy feeling the vibe of excitement off other people waiting.

[scarycoward13]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Luv2BScared @ Oct 9 2007, 07:01 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> (index.php?act=findpost&pid=2450)</div>
Weekends are my favorite time. I don&#39;t mind waiting in line, I actually enjoy feeling the vibe of excitement off other people waiting.[/b]

I agree! I really like waiting in line because everyone else is as excited as you are about the haunt. Also it is interesting to hear about previous haunts that people have been to that they talk about in the line. Plus with waiting in the line your fear will build up because you have a longer time to watch other people enter the haunt being all scared. Atleast that is what happens with me. The whole haunt experience is just a lot of fun line or no line!

[Luv2BScared]

Yep!! And one of the best things is hearing people scream from inside the haunt while you are in line!

[Big Perm]

plus, that way you can hear all about how tough the one with 13 floors is to get through and why you can&#39;t bet your money back from the group in front of you. That&#39;s always a good time.

[Shade]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Big Perm @ Oct 11 2007, 10:23 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> (index.php?act=findpost&pid=2482)</div>
plus, that way you can hear all about how tough the one with 13 floors is to get through and why you can&#39;t bet your money back from the group in front of you. That&#39;s always a good time.[/b]
I can&#39;t help myself. I still feed the myth.

There were two really obnoxious tweenage girls on the wagon ride with us at Anderson Farms. They asked if I&#39;d ever been to the haunted house with thirteen floors. I told them yes, but I&#39;d only made it to the ninth floor. They were both like, "Wow, the Broncos only made it to the seventh floor!"

I think it could be 20 years from now and that same rumor will still be floating around.

[Deyanna]

oh yeah?... well, i heard that it got shut down this year because too many people died.

[Shade]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Deyanna @ Oct 18 2007, 02:17 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> (index.php?act=findpost&pid=2885)</div>
oh yeah?... well, i heard that it got shut down this year because too many people died.[/b]
That&#39;s just what they&#39;re telling people this year so that they won&#39;t get slammed with so many customers this year.

[jasonbach]

I went this year and half way through the second floor someone put a burlap sack over me and dragged me down a flight of stairs. I was completely terrified. When they took the sack off and my eyes adjusted, I was strapped to a chair. There was a guy with a rubber apron on, some weird chemical mask, and a circular bone saw in one hand. Lots of other medieval torture blades too on a bloody workbench. Right before he stuffed a red gag ball in my mouth to stop me from screaming, the lights went off and I was thrown into a burlap sack again. Next thing I know I was thrown outside near the entrance.
I demanded my money back.

[Shade]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (::jAson:: @ Oct 19 2007, 09:45 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> (index.php?act=findpost&pid=2931)</div>
I went this year and half way through the second floor someone put a burlap sack over me and dragged me down a flight of stairs. I was completely terrified. When they took the sack off and my eyes adjusted, I was strapped to a chair. There was a guy with a rubber apron on, some weird chemical mask, and a circular bone saw in one hand. Lots of other medieval torture blades too on a bloody workbench. Right before he stuffed a red gag ball in my mouth to stop me from screaming, the lights went off and I was thrown into a burlap sack again. Next thing I know I was thrown outside near the entrance. I demanded my money back.[/b]

THAT is funny.

Want to know something crazy... back in the day when my family ran their haunted house (which nobody under 40 would remember, myself included) they really used to do the burlap sack thing. They didn&#39;t drag you down a flight of stairs, but they did push you down a turkey chute (the haunt was on their poultry farm). If only you could get away with s**t like that nowadays.