yea, definitely not as spooky as I had hoped, but it's halloween time, our tour was sold out, and they took down groups of like 34 people. It's a smaller tour than I thought, and didn't really like the fact that she didn't talk more about the ""artifacts"", looked mostly like rubble. The fact that children under 12 were with us kind of set the tone...definitely stuffy, not sure why it was so important to force everyone to stand together...that just made it worse. Some definitely lost interest and began talking in the background...a little distracting...and there was one area off limits...maybe unsafe? work area? Glad I went, I believe it's the only tour where you actually get to walk around part of the tunnels...but it definitely has it's drawbacks. I applaud Michael and his volunteers though, they've done some amazing work and this tour is definitely worth hearing the history...here's my tips:
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