horror nights w/ grandma in EVC???

[macraven]

i have with the manual chair.
some places were tight, some places were not.

in one houses, the line separated for the w/c peeps into a different path, as the w/c would not fit in the regular line.

they do make provisions if that would be the case in this year's houses if the line would not accomodate a w/c.

 

[DCTooTall]

Crap, I just had an idea for a great haunted house....

Jaws: Ultimate Revenge...

Jaws becomes a mutant zombie that can walk on land and attack people!!

Candy-Gram.

http://www.spike.com/video-clips/gytf2i/land-shark

 

[offtoseemickey]

I would take grandma thorugh the houses in the wheelchair. Try and have one person from your party in front and one behind, pushing. That way she's got a 'cushion' either side of her & she shouldn't get knocked.

If she loves scary stuff then she'll have a blast!!!!

Hve a grea time!

 

[bellebud]

I would take grandma thorugh the houses in the wheelchair. Try and have one person from your party in front and one behind, pushing. That way she's got a 'cushion' either side of her & she shouldn't get knocked.

If she loves scary stuff then she'll have a blast!!!!

Hve a grea time!

yea, she and my dd12 can't wait!

 

[tricky1]

I pushed my wife thru all the houses and scarezones, multiple
times over the course of 4 nights of HHN last year, no problem at all.

There was maybe 1 or 2 times I had to watch making a corner.

As for other guests running into you or backing up to you I always kept a little distance in front of the w/c , worked great.

 

[kmc]

If your mom loves scary stuff I would definitely have your husband push her through in a wheelchair--she will love it. I have been going for the last 7 years and I have never been pushed or fallen on going through the houses nor has anyone grabbed me(except for people I'm with)--maybe I have just been lucky. Plus we always go the second week its open which is less crowded. Also if I see a group thats been heavily drinking and extra loud I will let them pass me in line and several groups after will enter the house so they don't ruin the fun for me As for your son thats a tough call but since you already have the tickets you might as well give it a try. The first year I took my son he was 12 and he had been asking for a few years. He was terrified in the houses and basically walked through holding on to me with his eyes closed but he loved the scarzones. This will be his 3rd year and he loves it but still holds on tightly with his eye open--mostly hahaha