Blood Manor: Halloween 2009
Filed under Event, Event Planning, Reviews
| October 2, 2009 7:30 pm | to | November 1, 2009 12:00 am |
| November 6, 2009 7:30 pm | to | November 8, 2009 12:00 am |
Are you ready to live your nightmares?
One of my favorite times of the year is Halloween: often enough we get a lot of crazies here in New York, but nothing beats having crazies in costumes. Blood Manor returns for their 5th year, this time with even more monsters, ghouls, and blood!
Our first visit last year was so awesome that we just had to come back for seconds. We won’t spoil too much of the surprise, but we had an awesome time at the sneak peak. We first congregated for the reception party at Pink Elephant where we calmed our nerves at the Stoli open bar, with some monsters and creepsters lurked around taunting us. After we thought we were ready, a graveyard dude with a hefty velor cape led us across the street to the haunted house to meet our doom.
Good luck making your way through the maze of rooms, all decked out with the horrors from the imaginations of some serious loonies. I don’t know if you could call it a “favorite,” but one scene had chained up psychos covered in blood accentuated by the flashing strobe lights, leaving you shit-scared even from the other side of the fence. One woman that was in front of us was so terrified that she had to exit after less than a third of the way through! Wuss.
Hauntings start on Friday, October 2nd. Tickets are $25 + handling fee, or $30 at the door. Special express entry passes are $40 to 45 + handling. For times, tickets, and general info, check out their site. As our dear readers, we hope you make it back alive…
Yours,
Von
Caitlin Reynolds on Fri, 25th Sep 2009 12:10 pm
I’m new to this. Do you have age limits for your customers? I bet you don’t wanna deal with people having heart attacks while going through the maze, right? lol
Carol Jean Clark on Sat, 26th Sep 2009 5:34 pm
Blood Manor is not recommended for children under 14 years of age and is certainly not appropriate for young children. It is designed to be “cutting edge” in presentation and content. While children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, there will be no refunds after a ticket is purchased and a patron has entered the manor.
The cast of Blood Manor is trained not to touch any patron. Likewise, you will be instructed not to touch any actor or any of the props or decorations in the Manor. If you do, you will be immediately removed from the attraction by security personnel and no refund will be given.
Blood Manor is not recommended for people with heart or back problems, pregnant women, people prone to seizures or anyone who has an affliction that is made worse by fear, anxiety or flashing lights.
You can find more information at http://bloodmanor.com
I’m an actress in the Manor so I can personally tell you that I went through it before I even had thought of working there… I couldn’t speak the next day because I had screamed so much. It was so fun I decided to work there… it’s just that awesome.