History of the Haunt

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There is an alternate route so you don't have to crawl, although some scenes may still feel claustrophobic due to the size of the rooms. If you stick toward the back of the group you'll probably be led through the non-crawling route by the actor anyways.

[rexpostal]

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.  

 

[jbeast]

The haunted houses and mazes don't do much for me anymore it seems. I'd rather ride than wait for them. I'm a big horror movie fan and love Halloween and scary stuff though.

On a semi related note to scary stuff. When I lived in Texas as a kid, my dad and I visited one of the new caves at Carlsbad Caverns at the time. It was pretty wide open till the end.

We had to crawl through a pretty narrow tunnel at the end of the trail to get to a back room big enough for about 30 people called the dark room. The test was how long we could keep our flashlights off the longest back there in unreal pitch black. I am 6' 4" and crawling through that tunnel to get in and back out was one of the scariest things I have ever done. And the weight of total darkness in that back room was unreal. It feels heavy and you lose all sense of where you are. It did not take long for people to turn their flashlights back on. That's the stuff that scares me.

[Orion-XL200]

On 9/23/2025 at 12:48 PM, rexpostal said:

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. 

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You are able to bypass it.