Revised Feb 27th/06
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I've visited the House of Frankenstein Wax
Museum many times over the years. This is a great piece of nostalgia.
Most of the museum walkthrough isn't horribly scary. It consists of dimly
lit corridors, and old monster themed displays set behind glass windows.
Some are animated, others are static. Most aren't terribly scary.
The one big thriller in this museum is a very dark room through which you must
walk. Part way into the room you trip a sensor that starts a strobe light.
At the same time, you see what look like bodies in white cloth bags hanging from
the ceiling, and they begin to flail around some. In addition, a loud
recording of a chain saw revving up sounds. I don't remember if there is
screaming to go along with it or not. At any rate, it's rough on the kids,
and
can startle the adults too if they don't know it's coming. There is
also a room called the black hole which is based on the old Barrel of Bun.
This may not be the best choice for young children, or older kids that are very
timid. For those 12 and over, it shouldn't be a problem. This is a
great walkthrough, in the classic "Dark Walk Through" style, and is well worth
the price of admission. The House of Frankenstein is located at 213 Canada
Street right in the heart of Lake George village. Give them a call at
(518) 668-3377 for more information, or visit their
website.