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New mazes announced for Knott's Halloween Haunt 2011

Knott's Berry Farm: The three new mazes this year are Delirium, Invasion Beneath and Endgame: Warrior of the Apocalypse

From Robert Niles
Posted May 13, 2011 at 10:43 AM
Knott's Berry Farm announced today the line-up for its 2011 Halloween Haunt.

There are three new mazes this year, and one new scare zone. From the press release:

Delirium
In the deep recesses of the mind, on the clouded brink of insanity, lies the hellish wasteland of delirium; a place so gruesome that your imagination fails to comprehend the horrors. Illusion and paranoia are your only anchors to reality. Welcome to your worst nightmare!

Invasion Beneath
Details are sketchy but eyewitnesses report that the Calico Mine Ride has been invaded by creatures of unknown origin through a large fissure in the earth’s core. The creatures posses advanced weaponry and are extremely hostile. The military has just infiltrated the mountain to try and rescue the survivors and combat the violent attacks. Stay tuned.

ENDGAMES: Warriors of the Apocalypse
The world as we know it has ended. The survivors in this barren desert have scavenged to rebuild society. The rich and the powerful have turned all others into slaves for sport. Enter the post apocalyptic arena where gladiators are forced to battle to their deaths for entertainment. Are you game?

Halloween Haunt at Knott's Berry Farm debuts this year on Friday, September 23 and runs for a total of 27 nights.


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From Mike Gallagher
Posted May 13, 2011 at 11:55 AM
Those don't sound very appealing to me, and I like haunts. I've always heard Knotts' had one of the better Haunts in the Cedar Fair family, but last October's Haunt at Dorney was extremely well done.

From Kurt Larson
Posted May 14, 2011 at 12:12 AM
I agree with Mike, the new ones are a bit meh. Almost similar.

That being said, there is so much variety at Knott's that it's hard to be critical.

Everyone has their own tastes and theme preferences, and the sheer amount of mazes mean most people leave happy.

I go every year, along with Universal and a few other Halloween events.

I know it's common sense, but fear factor all comes down to luck in your line draw.

For my two cents though, I love the old feel of Terror of London. I know some people don't enjoy it for scare factor, but I really do marvel at its set design. I think it's pretty cool.

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