Haunted house / scare maze feedback
After a haunted house or scare maze: whether the frights were fun, and the fun felt safe.
The conviction read: slow, hedged answers on 'knew how to stop' come from guests who were never sure how to get out. The screams sound the same whether people are loving it or not, so make the way out plain in every room.
What's in the template
- The scares made me jump in a good way. puck
- The story tied the rooms together. puck
- The actors never went further than I was happy with. puck
- I knew how to stop if I'd had enough. puck
- The pace kept the tension going all the way through. puck
- I'd come back for next year's version. puck
Questions about this template
Can I adapt it for a younger crowd or a milder event?
Yes. Using the template makes your own draft copy, so you can reword the scare and actor items to suit the event before you send it. Keep the item on knowing how to stop, since it matters at every level of fright.
What if 'The actors never went further than I was happy with' spreads out?
Read it beside the item on knowing how to stop. Low on both often points at guests who felt cornered with no way out; low on the actors alone may be one room pushing too hard, so walk the route and brief the cast.