I think you're severely underestimating how big of a maze they can fit into a space of that size. For instance, Last Laugh Industries/Masquerage only used like a thousand square feet of space (if even) and both those mazes had plenty to offer.sono said:I realize I'm late to the thought process, but 15K isn't very big. Lidl grocery stores are 15K compared to a Harris Teeter at 54K. Awesome to have another indoor scare house, but 7 aisles of scaring, isn't very scary.
sono said:I realize I'm late to the thought process, but 15K isn't very big. Lidl grocery stores are 15K compared to a Harris Teeter at 54K. Awesome to have another indoor scare house, but 7 aisles of scaring, isn't very scary.
Pretzel Kaiser said:sono said:I realize I'm late to the thought process, but 15K isn't very big. Lidl grocery stores are 15K compared to a Harris Teeter at 54K. Awesome to have another indoor scare house, but 7 aisles of scaring, isn't very scary.
Lidls are huge...
To me its not that hard to imagine. We have talked on here before that BGW needs to step its game up. Its the 20th year this year. And a lot of Companies have dedicated space in their park for haunt attractions. Plus we are losing Catacombs and i believe one other house this year. This would give them the chance to create two new houses in one location.Plus this would mean a house that they can get some longevity out of. Meaning that while yes change the theme and the layout as needed to keep it fresh, but its inside. Honestly I'm amazed at some of the photos I've seen of things like cornered. Mostly that it has held up as long as they have due to being outside set up all year.BGWfan said:That said, it's hard to imagine an investment of this nature only being used for Howl-O-Scream.
BGWfan said:That said, it's hard to imagine an investment of this nature only being used for Howl-O-Scream.
warfelg said:I mean, yes I would love to see them use an investment like that for more than just HOS (considering I'm not a HOS guy).
Nicole said:Simple solution: put a HOS maze inside the building themed to Christmas. Santa can use it during CT.
(I am only half-kidding.)
Nicole said:Simple solution: put a HOS maze inside the building themed to Christmas. Santa can use it during CT.
(I am only half-kidding.)
warfelg said:As a non-HOS goer, I was wondering this last night:
What would the popularity of a year round HOS attraction be like? I know that sounds a bit strange, but maybe make something that's a walkthough attraction in season, and during the HOS you add actors to take it to the next level.
Wow i may have to check some of these out.Nicole said:warfelg said:As a non-HOS goer, I was wondering this last night:
What would the popularity of a year round HOS attraction be like? I know that sounds a bit strange, but maybe make something that's a walkthough attraction in season, and during the HOS you add actors to take it to the next level.
I, personally, loved the haunted walk-through at Morey's Piers. It is open year-round, but I have no idea how popular it is in the regular season.
Similarly, Wonderland Park in Amarillo, TX has a great classic dark ride, which is haunted-ish. My friends and I loved that one, as well.
The train does run during HOS. I think it makes for a good break from the crowds plus the skyride is a really cool view during HOS too.warfelg said:Also does the train run during HOS? I'm trying to think if this is for guests, what are the ways of getting back there. There's the space next to Trappers, open up a way through/around RPT, or lastly, through Caribou station.
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