Pretzel Kaiser said:Well, what other new thing am I supposed to enjoy this year?
Nic said:For what it is worth, BGW isn't the only place with this issue. I was looking at the Cedar Point site getting ready for our trip and saw this. I suppose if you are regional park, it is hard to please everyone.
"WARNING:Some haunted houses and themed midways may be too scary for some guests after dark. But don't worry - we still have plenty of family-friendly attractions and shows for everyone, day and night."
DARKNESS FALLS. EVIL RISES. Every weekend night, Carowinds transforms into a horror-filled nightmare. From mazes with terrifying creatures around every corner to thrill rides that'll haunt your dreams, it's everything you fear and can't wait to experience. Not for anyone under 13.
BGWScream said:So does all Cedar Point theme parks have an age limit for their Halloween events?
SukaVayne said:I'm counting down tomorrow is my surgery, and than week of rest than back to the park.
Yeah, Dorney did "Boo Hill" too; they may still do it.SukaVayne said:When I worked at Cedar Point they had kid style house they actually transformed the bumper car area into a kid friendly scare zone and activity place. I believe it was called BOO HILL. They also had a kid costume contest right before the scream steers took their walks to each scare zone.
Pretzel Kaiser said:I don't drink and that house is a re-skinned Fear Fair using recycled props. :/
Believe it or not, I want to enjoy HoS. There's no evidence to support an event better than last year.
I don't believe in pessimism. If something doesn't come up the way you want, forge ahead. If you think it's going to rain, it will.
Clint Eastwood
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