Mr Haunt Reviews Brighton Asylum
The
drive up to Brighton Asylum sets the stage, as you go through a dark, creepy,
and aging industrial complex. Kudos
again to Allen and his staff, who do a spectacular job coordinating parking and
other logistics. In fact, we witnessed a
wind gust while we were there that was strong enough to pick up the waiting
line tents that protect customers from the elements. Needless to say, Allen had each and every one
of the corners tied down to concrete blocks, so it was a complete non-issue. Allen was completely engaged at all times,
ensuring everyone’s safety and comfort.
Yet another thing that Allen has implemented for his attendees is a
timed-ticketing system, which attempts to reduce wait time.
While
on line, you are treated to one of Mr Haunt’s favorite tunes: “Thunder Kiss ’65,”
by White Zombie, playing on repeat throughout the night. “Thunder Kiss ‘65’s” beastly guitar grooves
help set the stage for what’s to come inside.
Brighton Asylum also has a concession stand to serve the line.
When
you finally reach the inside of the Haunt, you must first survive the new and
creative descent into “The Tunnel,” which this year’s most recent addition. “Everything is new for 2015,” offers Allen, “This
is the first step in a three-year plan.”
Brighton takes a long time to go through, with a plethora of new and
different elements around every turn.
All the while being followed by the most energetic actors in the business. Brighton Asylum is definitely one of the Elite
Haunts this year. Be sure to check out
their new Escape Rooms!
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