The Walk of Terror was pleasant enough. There was certainly effort put into the haunted house, however, not even a quarter of the way through, we ended up at the front again. We didn’t not turn around, it just so happened that there was an open wall that was not blocked off in any different way when compared to our surroundings. But we kept going, and again, very nice effort. Now the big problem erupts where it turns out we had been walking too fast, and caught up with the group in front of us. With no gauge of how fast to walk, and with nobody to impede our progress of the hunted house, we were just walking a normal pace. Which in it of itself would not be the end of the world, however, once we DID reach the end, there was a segment where some man with a chainsaw would come out and scare us. Or at least I assume anyway, because when we actually got out, he blamed us for walking too fast (and not for any of the reasons outlined earlier), scoffs at us, and directs us to put our glow sticks into the bucket to be further reused.
Now I understand it can be difficult to direct people in a haunted house, time them well for the ending, and have it all be scary, but it’s another thing to directly blame the patrons as if they had some sort of malicious intent to sabotage their own experience. It was incredibly rude, and we were left very confused.