Halloween Haunt

Mm-hmm.

And you know what it reminds me of is a lot of this, even though it's not specifically Knott's, Knott's has such a specific kind of webbing that they use all over Halloween Haunt or, or Scary Farm as it's called now, uh, and I love the look of that kind of webbing.

Uh, it's, it's really, it's just classic and good.

It's just kinda like pulled apart torn fabric rather than the kind of webbing you'd buy at a, a Halloween store that like-

Yeah, I think it's almost like a precursor to what they do during the season of Ghost Town Alive, which is kind of this interactive, kid-friendly storytelling there that we've never been to, but I've heard really good things about.

But it feels like the DNA of that started in Halloween Haunt, which became Not Scary Farm, which is the first... like

halloween season freaky deaky

yeah they they sold they sold a book about that freaky deaky that i bought anyway everybody in ghost town has their own story and they get to build their own character and i love that people are bringing their own storytelling ability to these characters these lived in characters there's this guy i don't know if he's still there if he retired merrick

then it really is, there's personal investment that makes the entire experience so much more committed.

And I think it's beautiful.

You know, Not Scary Farm is like the Mike Lee movie of Halloween haunts.

It's a troupe of actor improvisers who are creating the story on the spot and guiding the narrative together.