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Post by nstraitor on Oct 22, 2009 14:00:36 GMT -5
Our second stop was Swamp Road Walk of Terror. I think the only thing terrifying about this one was the price- $12 a piece. The guide takes you on a trail through the woods, with a rope to hang on to to keep everyone together. Posted at the ticket booth were "news articles" of the creatures to be later seen. Walk was short, scares predictable. The one thing going for them was complimentary hot apple cider. They also have a bonfire to keep warm by, plus horror movies playing on a large screen for those who are waiting.
2 out of 5
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Post by mpp3113 on Oct 26, 2009 17:52:46 GMT -5
Unfortunately, most reviews are done by competitors, and they only rave about their own attractions. I will not "put down" any of the people putting on these attractions, but I will point out that if you are going to review an attraction use a criteria instead of personal opinion, and don't be so obvious about which attraction you work at or own. There is a noticeable difference between your reviews for Palermo and every other review.
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Post by nstraitor on Oct 30, 2009 17:13:03 GMT -5
as fun as it would be, I don't own, run, work any haunts, or know anyone that does. I also went to cayo industrial and thought the bio war was fantastic, bio war so so. We just haven't posted it yet. i suppose it's not to hard to fathom that some people just enjoy certain places more than others. besides, if i was an affiliate of Palermo pulling some secret squirrel mission  , wouldn't i have raved about the greatness of the house and hearse ride? hm... |
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, wouldn't i have raved about the greatness of the house and hearse ride? hm...