BGWFans Revives the Pumpkin Rating
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I have no idea what you're talking about.Matthew said:
Meeting fellow BGWFans: 100,000 Pumpkins
It's the anticipation that gets you. Whereas some theme park experiences get you with steep drops, eerie music, or buckets of glitter, the BGWFans Meetup Experience has surprises, thrills, and free bottles of water lurking at every turn. There is no escape.
The sound of my heart pounding still echoes in my ears as I remember slowly, cautiously, hopefully approaching the group by Open Casket. The fear of wondering if you will be liked is quite frankly enough to drive a man mad. The anticipation is certainly the most terrifying part, but the experience itself certainly has its thrills as well.
Between sneaking evil-like through the bowels of DarKastle, to the shock of being handed waters from a friendly member, to the thrills of coaster rides, to the joyous music of shrubbery complaints, everything was magical and mystical all at once. There was even a stint of hiding within a dark corner of Grogan's Pub, where mysterious new faces appeared out of seemingly nowhere, time after time. I won't even mention when Alpenghost stopped by for a bit... may not be suitable for young children.
That's not to mention the nerve-racking guarding of Zachary, standing guard and assisting him in his unruly 2015 coaster photo-taking. Nor does it begin to describe the near-vomit inducing Turkish Delights rides. Nor the Gavin/duckling jailbreak. Nor the fear of seeing what has happened to Festa lately.
Was it fun? Absolutely! But certainly worthy of more than five pumpkins... maybe six, maybe seven... but 100,000 seems about accurate. Fun, scary, and thrilling, I highly recommend annoying your local Zachary on Facebook until he feels forced to let you meet up. You'll be glad you did.
Overall experience: 10/10
Special Comment: Experience is not for the faint of heart. A certain Gavin was once heard screaming hysterically in the middle of the experience.
This event is brought to you by Zachary, Nicole, Applesauce, horsesboy, Matthew, Alpenghost, and more. Please contact them aggressively for more information.
It's the anticipation that gets you. Whereas some theme park experiences get you with steep drops, eerie music, or buckets of glitter, the BGWFans Meetup Experience has surprises, thrills, and free bottles of water lurking at every turn. There is no escape.
The sound of my heart pounding still echoes in my ears as I remember slowly, cautiously, hopefully approaching the group by Open Casket. The fear of wondering if you will be liked is quite frankly enough to drive a man mad. The anticipation is certainly the most terrifying part, but the experience itself certainly has its thrills as well.
Between sneaking evil-like through the bowels of DarKastle, to the shock of being handed waters from a friendly member, to the thrills of coaster rides, to the joyous music of shrubbery complaints, everything was magical and mystical all at once. There was even a stint of hiding within a dark corner of Grogan's Pub, where mysterious new faces appeared out of seemingly nowhere, time after time. I won't even mention when Alpenghost stopped by for a bit... may not be suitable for young children.
That's not to mention the nerve-racking guarding of Zachary, standing guard and assisting him in his unruly 2015 coaster photo-taking. Nor does it begin to describe the near-vomit inducing Turkish Delights rides. Nor the Gavin/duckling jailbreak. Nor the fear of seeing what has happened to Festa lately.
Was it fun? Absolutely! But certainly worthy of more than five pumpkins... maybe six, maybe seven... but 100,000 seems about accurate. Fun, scary, and thrilling, I highly recommend annoying your local Zachary on Facebook until he feels forced to let you meet up. You'll be glad you did.
Overall experience: 10/10
Special Comment: Experience is not for the faint of heart. A certain Gavin was once heard screaming hysterically in the middle of the experience.
This event is brought to you by Zachary, Nicole, Applesauce, horsesboy, Matthew, Alpenghost, and more. Please contact them aggressively for more information.
Actually, this was the most fun I've had at the park in a while, and it wasn't because of a single thing the park did. Maybe that's the scariest part.
Maybe it's because were all secretly fans of Busch Gardens Williamsburg? I don't know, that sounds pretty dumb.Matthew said:
No, it was just fun today. I'm constantly finding myself getting bored at the park, in fact after everyone left, I was able to stay for a while longer, but I ended up just becoming bored and asking my Mom to leave. I realized today, Busch Gardens isn't naturally fun to me anymore, you have to work very hard to make it fun. It all became clear, and it's sad.
Happily, we have #FunChallenge, #ForScience, and PRS!
There is never a reason to be bored at BGW.
There is never a reason to be bored at BGW.
I was going to do a C'est la vie, #funchallenge meet up with Splashus Maximus, but now all it is, is a pile of concrete rubble.
He's too young to legally drink, Nicole. That's the only way to enjoy it.
If your like me you'll never get bored at BGW. If I don't want to ride anything or I don't want to watch the shows I'll just observe the parks natural beauty. Walk down the streets of San Marco, Eat a pretzel at Oktoberfest, enjoy the fish in the Wild Reserve. Little things like that can keep me entertained for hours. The park still has charm but if you want too find the good stuff, you gotta dig deep.
That shouldn't be the case.
Also, I'm going to downgrade my pumpkin rating of a PFN meet-up to 500,000, because at least Applesauce didn't threaten to shove a fork up my butt.
Also, I'm going to downgrade my pumpkin rating of a PFN meet-up to 500,000, because at least Applesauce didn't threaten to shove a fork up my butt.
Perhaps the pumpkin ratings could be extended to culinary? There's a high degree of terror to be found in dishes such as wiggly pasta and chipstix...