Best Haunt Ever?!?

[Njisonfire]

I would have to say a couple years ago "The Inferno" put on by Theaterworks and GGP group in Colorado Springs, worth the money. I miss it! It has way too much to describe, but the end where you walk out a door and then are in an alley, and its like nothing happened. What an amazing idea.

[Big Perm]

Are we limiting this to Colorado? If not, Rocky Point, blows anything away that I've ever seen here. If so, I'd have to say that Frightmare has been consistently good.

[boston]

I don't think we should all pin point one haunt as the best, because they are always changing, and what scares people one day won't the next so i think its going to be fasinating to see what haunts are like in a couple years. Although, have any of you heard about the "13 Floor Haunted House" Myth? Legend? What??

[Hellraiser15]

I dont think there can be a single best haunt ever. They are all amazing in their own special ways. and that house is fake. everyone and their mum knows that.

[Luv2BScared]

Myth, myth, and more myth.....not true. It's an urban legend that has made it's way from coast to coast. Every year people ask, every year they find out it's not true.
Haunts change from visit to visit. I have gone to numerous haunts several times in a season and gotten a different show every time. It's a live show, you get what you get.

[WelchWitch]

I agree HellRaiser on the first part . I am surprised that perm didnt agree also. I thought all houses were fake? Or do you know where there is a haunt with real monsters?

[boston]

i just don't understand why the 13 floor haunted house is such a big myth, ya know? everyone knows about it. everyone says is dangerous and all that. but remember! 1. its fake, 2. and most important, basic rule of haunted house, the actors won't touch you!

[Luv2BScared]

Probably because people THINK they would enjoy, and are brave enough to go to something that would be that scary. Truth is, most people I have encountered going through haunts can't handle some of the tamer stuff. There's no way they would make it through a house like that if it existed. As a species, we humans have VERY overactive imaginations, and it's a great story to tell your less informed friends isn't it?

[boston]

great story!

[Blueeyes1785]

It's funny I remember hearing about the 13th floor back when I was in Middle school, and then again in highschool, I instantly went and looked it up, and found no such thing. Which is when I realized it had to be a myth also one spread through out the country!

[floydfan]

The first time I heard the 13th floor myth I was 8 ( currently 25), and some kid in line at my local JC's haunted house was telling me about it. Later I heard it mentioned again when I lived in Montana around age twelve. I think It is awsome that the myth is still alive and kicking. Everytime a little kid comes up to me and says "I heard there was this haunt" It brings a smile to my face. After all wasn't it stories like that that kept us all going to every haunt we could find in the paper when we were kids?

[Shade]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (floydfan @ Oct 17 2007, 11:35 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> (index.php?act=findpost&pid=2857)</div>
After all wasn&#39;t it stories like that that kept us all going to every haunt we could find in the paper when we were kids?[/b]
That&#39;s an interesting question ... I wonder how much this legend has contributed to the ongoing success of the haunted attraction industry nationwide.