From The park's blog:
Pretty neato idea if you ask me.
Wendigo Woods is Busch Gardens newest Terror-tory. Five heavily themed Terror-tories created around the park during Howl-O-Scream transport guests to a darker time and place. We can’t wait to kick-off the thrills and chills of Busch Gardens’ Halloween celebration on Sept. 12 at 6 p.m., so we’re declaring today Terror-story Tuesday and sharing with you the dire backstory behind Wendigo Woods.
“Day 13: I continue to be amazed by fantastic specimens here. This place is incredible, I could spend years out here studying the local flora and fauna. The only odd thing is, Tom’s bunk is untouched and nobody can remember seeing him for a few days,” reads a field journal lying amongst plant samples and field notes on abandoned desk in Wendigo Woods, a state-of-the-art research facility.
Named after a terrifying creature of legend, Wendigo Woods was designed to be a home base for scientists studying the plant-life of the northern reaches of the continent’s forests. One by one, researchers began disappearing into the forest never to return again.
“Day 38: We’ve lost four more researchers and it’s getting harder and harder to keep the other field teams calm. They keep claiming that they see something moving amongst the trees. I’ve called and requested help several times with no response.”
Now it seems the myth has come to life and is prowling the forest looking for its next victim.
“Day 45: Half of the team is now unaccounted for. We’ve found drag marks leading out into the woods and scratches on the trees around the camp. How many more have to be taken before help arrives?”
Rumor has it that a highly-trained security team is en route to Wendigo Woods. Their mission: track and contain the Wendigo creature before any more humans fall victim to its ravenous appetite…
Check back next week for another Terror-tory Terror-story during our Terror-story Tuesday celebration.
Pretty neato idea if you ask me.