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I grew up in MN and was so excited to hear about TRAIL OF TERROR. We are huge Halloween buffs and took our nieces and nephews to TOT on a SAT night. We are in our late 20's and our family members...
I grew up in MN and was so excited to hear about TRAIL OF TERROR. We are huge Halloween buffs and took our nieces and nephews to TOT on a SAT night. We are in our late 20's and our family members were ages ranging from 12 to 17 years old. There is NO WAY waiting in line for two-three hours is acceptable, and at least that much time for the hayride. The people that put this on have been there a few years....You know it's going to be packed..You are making tons of MONEY, so figure out a way to make it all work with order, care and respect for your guests, and a better plan. UNDERAGE DRINKING is a problem, along with kids openly smoking POT in line. ARE YOU KIDDING ME??!!! We were all injured seriously (broken Ankle, and my nephew a broken arm, two broken fingers, bloody noses, and other bumps and bruises) when an actor with a chainsaw jumped out behind our group as we were going through the dark. The crowd in back of us, came rushing at us to "GET AWAY", and pushed us down a flight of stairs that we couldn't see (THAT WERE UNLIT). We fell and the people behind us fell on us, and crushed us........We SUED TOT AND WON!!!!!. This place is a joke. DO you know that After we were hurt we were taken out to the dance area where everyone gawked at us, staff actually said, "OH, the chainsaw guy got another one!" Is that supposed to be funny? While we called an ambulance with OUR cell phone, another group was pushed down the SAME set of stairs! This place is dangerous, and the people working there don't care a damn thing about guests, they want to make money and laugh as you wait in line for THREE HOURS! Take your $15.00, and go do something else. The TRAIL OF TERROR is not scary except for the lines and prices. PS: WHY would you have STEPS in a haunted house that are not LIT UP?
DO NOT SUPPORT THIS COMPANY ANYMORE!
Scared of TOT in Minnesota, Jean & Robert McWain
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