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Omg i remember this

Was there last year it was so good Going back this year FOR SURE

Aw cool

I went yesterday almost pissed my self after the thing under my seat

I love it the4e

Yeah, over here in the States. You have the huge brands that have huge events, but they lack the smaller intimate details of the smaller parks. There are smaller themed areas in small towns that are much scarier. Cedar Park, Six Flags, Knott's Berry, and Dollywood do a decent job. They're probably still bigger than the UK parks, but are much less corporate than Disney or Universal.

Just speculating here , The dungeons might be knocked down/scaled down to make an entrance and or space for the new attraction in coaster corner

Was it actually a mansion, with like multiple floors?

Hey! I work at the Amsterdam Dungeon. Out of curiosity , a colleague and I just had a quick peek online for any content of our attraction, and we stumbled across here! Really glad to see you enjoyed our tour. I remember that seasonal:) if you ever make it back to Amsterdam, you can let me know and I might be able to get you discounted tickets. I always appreciate enthousiastic tourists🙂🤙

What a disaster, do idiots even know what sounds does to buildings

Happy birthday Chris yesterday joined

The old device just changed its name

I’m curious to know what other corporates might be looking at the UK too?

I am all for a uk HHH but i would rather they not bother if they are just going to over sell it. I feel like Alton towers could do a great Halloween event it's almost as if they have all the ingredients but do little

The hammer horrors would work well here

It's only Universal haunted houses that operate this way. If you go to local haunts that are not at theme parks, they are more like the ones you're describing in the UK. Most haunted houses in the US don't have "scare buttons". It's clear that you have only been to Universal theme park/theme parks in general. You need to stop saying "the U.S." when you're referring to a very specific type of haunt attraction. (Which are U.S. theme park haunts)... Universal also can't separate groups going into their houses because the lines are already 2 hours long for a lot of the houses. Could you imagine how long they would be if they just let small groups go through at a time? Lines would be 4 hours long. Also, Universal is a multi billion dollar company and we (the US) are the Lawsuit capitol of the world over here. Hitting a button and having people have scripted rolls I'm sure takes away some sort of liability issue. Just my guess. 🤷‍♂️

Interesting video Michael 👏

Horror unleashed in the U.K. would be great! We don’t have many year round scare attractions there’s only really Blackpool and London where I know of some. A full park would be amazing though. I don’t think it would affect people visiting their local seasonal scare maze attractions.

Exciting time ahead! I think universal will keep their fingers on the pulse and do some research and maby a smaller HHN to test things out the first year then ramp things up?

It's clear that the US and UK have completely different scare styles - I would love to see what route they go down in terms of scare styles and haunts/houses/attractions

Will be interested to see what merlin do in response

was a blast to have you guys over! see you soon!

Glad to have you join us and thanks for the feedback on the mazes! (Ash Hell actor)

I went to see the new immersive show 'Ghost Hunt' by Screamworks yesterday evening. It was amazing including the meticulous details of the set and the overall acting from and the actors/actresses! Also i loved the combination of investigating and the jump scares from the characters! Yet another successful show from Screamworks!

Awesome night, daughter and liams sister Evierose, got scared loads of time, fantastic actors, will definitely go again.

Is it scary

Wat a load of shit. Tryin 2 b like Thorpe Park. Nowhere near. I mean u can tell it's crap by the lack of ppl there

Yeah the lift and animated paintings had Disney vibes. Yeah red is too short. Overall a great night out 🎉

Yeah the Ghostface section was really good. Yes i did notice people were just walking straight out at the end. Wheras before there was the communal atmosphere . Frights were all good

This looks so scary my friends are going there I would never do it 😂. This is a great video 😊

YES WARD 13!!!!

Looking forward to the Fort Amherst review... I need to know how it looks from the "other side"

In quiet surpised by this review. Ive been to all of the ones around the area and i feel this is the best far!!!!! I feel most of the reviews you've undertaken are very much in favour of walsall....just my opinion after watching all of the ones you've done so far on walsall.

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When does it get scary?

Didn’t look that good… 😢

I came and this boy screamed and fainted his mum was crying I had to calm her down he got over it when he left 😢

I think your review is unfair. The 2nd attraction is called Insanitorium (we went on opening night) and the story was about a fake procedure that made the patients behave violently (like the rage virus). It was clear there was no intention to trivialise mental health. I also think it’s a bit out of order of you to call an actor “fat” to be honest.

This looks like a really good set up

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Looking forward to going next Sunday

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yeah those actors were making all the right noises agree

i dont understand why spookyworld dont play music around the attraction, its just too quiet in my opinion

that is brilliant. the Lord of Scares has been surrounded! this is quite unique, ive not seen this breakout actor session in any other video anywhere

Well that’s scary😂

What language did the actors typically speak?