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Scare Mazes

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coastergeek14

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Hi, I am a wimp when it comes to horror, but I really wanna try a scare maze. Say I went to either Alton or Thorpey, which one is the easiest/ less intense scare maze?

Thanks :)
 
Go to Chessington and do The Krypt if you're that much of a big girls blouse. Wait, it closed today!

Just remember that it's not "real" and you won't be hurt. A little bit of adrenaline never hurt anybody and it'll be over before you can say "Mummy, I've shat myself."

Stick in the middle of a group of a people (you don't want to be at the back or very front). I don't know which ones to recommend as I don't do them. I find them boring. Ollie?
 
I think they are a complete waste of time, go on a scare maze or rip around on a coaster in the dark? I know which I would choose. My girlfriend went a couple at Thorpe last week, I think it was Asylum and Saw Maze? Oh well, lets just say she and the girls she went in with were unimpressed by them.

I would not worry too much about it now as you wont be able to venture into one now for 11 months as they are all now closed. Unless you fancy the Saw Maze at Thorpe?
 
Saw is a no go. I haven't been on the coaster cause of the actors in the que are a new addition.

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^ No, CTPO10 is on about the Saw Alive scaremaze, next to Saw - The Ride.

If you're scared of the Saw - The Ride live actors, then stay well clear of scare mazes.
 
The tamest one is probably the one at Madame Tussauds. It's only 30 seconds long so even if you don't like it you're out the other end before you know it.
When it's Halloween though Chessington will probably be the best place to go.
 
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