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Oh wow. So people can't purchase stuff online, they have to do it at the park the day of? That's preposterous, given how many people actually bought their season pass business. Egads. Has the company done anything right this year? Good lord.

Cups are needed to drink water. Paper maps aren't needed to navigate the paper. Its not comparable.

I mean, just because one thing is bad doesn't mean you should just forget that something else is also bad. It's all a drop in the cup to the emissions tossed in the air by India and China, but that doesn't mean we should just give up and do nothing.

That's fine! Many people prefer Chipotle to McDonalds! It doesn't mean I want a burrito when I'm craving a Big Mac.

That isn't what was being said. The post was about wanting Haunt to be more like the religiously themed event at Dollywood...

I'm totally fine being in some cramped areas. It is just being such a big fella that having to crawl in a little hole is too much for me.

Yes, the event named HAUNT should be done up like the fall festival event at the highly religious amusement park in the nountains.

I remember that Curse of the Crypt had a section where you crawled through something and it gave me a legitimate panic attack. Its why I'm leery of doing the Conjuring house since it does have a crawling component. There's no way I can do that now, bigger and more of a scaredy cat about my claustrophobia.

This is crybaby stuff. If you don't want Halloween Haunt, don't go to Halloween Haunt.

There are absolutely scare actors that have done it on purpose. I'm certain they apologize and act like they didn't, but there's not a chance that no scares actors ever did that on purpose.

Of course they have. Sometimes on purpose, I would imagine. An apology at best is all that happens. Then, the night just moves along. What else could possibly happen?

When? On Fridays and Saturdays in October? The opening day? A random weekday in May after daily operations begins? First thing in the morning? Minutes before closing? Right at lunch time? Seems like it could have different waits during the day every single day.

Most of the grandparents are now people that grew up on Nickelodeon and not Peanuts. You are thinking more of great grandparents.

Nah. Wasteful and environmentally unfriendly.

Yeah, I agree. The rides will have people on them no matter what they are called. Getting the Peanuts at a discount makes as much sense as swapping them out to Looney Tunes or whatever. Neither one is particularly popular with people under 10.