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It wasn't raining when we arrived, but Cold october night, fast pass encouraged. Good times good acting and props! Always a good time, do It wasn't raining when we arrived, but while we were in line for the hayride, it began spitting. The rain ended up holding off until we got back to the car. We visited on a Saturday night and the place was crowded.
Like others have said in reviews we were also lost when we went into the park-we saw one ticket booth which we went to only to be told we needed to go to the far end of the park-and the employee was less than friendly. Many of those working at the park are studying acting at a university or are already actors. Taxes, fees not included for deals content. The family estate sold the property, seemingly want to get away from a land which held so much pain for them. Show reviews that mention. The Idalia Manor was the best attraction with good staff and great props.
Lots of young adults and security to keep everyone in line. Take the hayride first this incorporates 3 of the attractions and Always a good time, do the hay ride 1st My wife was recommended Frightland. We decided to go check it out, we live in Pennsylvania, and it wasn't too hard to drive to Delaware. You park in a huge field, and it was packed, forcing us to park far.
The line itself moved fast No bags of any kind are allowed and security is very tight - you might get patted down upon entering.
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I recommend that you get in line for the hayride first since, included in that are three attractions. Went on opening weekend with another couple. Ages were 40, 50, and 60's.
We had a blast, it was not crowded but we were there a little over 2 hours for all 8 attractions! Dress for weather and comfy shoes!
Be careful if you purchase Leave all your valuables at home, all you need is a jacket and gloves and hat if it is cold. Thank you so much for your review Tracy!
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Along with his wife Denni, the couple donated all of the proceeds to the American Cancer Society. The Ferraras, however, continue their efforts to fund research for a cure with events such as the Delaware Mud Run, Frightland, and more.
One of the most important expenses for the theme park is payroll. This year, about people are working at the park.
Employees come from various parts of the state — from Dover, Smyrna, Middletown, Newark, and Wilmington. Most of the folks hired at the park work as actors, dressing up in costumes, wearing makeup and walking or chasing people in the park, while others strategically hide in the haunted barns, bushes, or other areas. Hall smiled as she talked about current and former employees.
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Many of them have invited her to their graduations, birthdays, or have kept in touch. Former employees have even brought their own kids to enjoy the park years later. According to Hall, there are at least two types of people who want to work at the park — the ones who like horror and those who are just looking for a job.
Many of those working at the park are studying acting at a university or are already actors. Pierre, 19, of New Castle is one of them.
A mad scientist who created a monster that scares people at one of the haunted hayride stops. Once, I was in one of the buildings working on a project.
When I went to leave, the door from which I had entered had been locked from the outside. There was no one else on the property at that time. Electronics batteries drain regularly in certain places on the property - especially the barn.
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Hearing tapping, footsteps or knocking has become a near daily happening. The instances of faint voices has not been a rare occurrence either. I had always felt a "disturbing feeling" in the barn, but never knew how to explain it.
It became completely apparent when DSGI came in for their investigation. As we had ended the investigation, I was doing my safety walk through before I locked the attic of the barn. I was using my video camera for light, as my cell phone battery had long since died. Myself and Christina from DSGI were exiting the door when I felt something hit me and then we heard a loud metallic noise. We looked down and realized it was the toy truck that we had used during the investigation and had left in a room far from the exit. We both screamed immediately and jumped out of the door. It was the clearest proof to me, that the stories throughout the years were all true.
It was as if that presence was saying, "Don't forget to take this back. Much of this, and plenty more, is in the documentary short I created about this fascinating place.