I went to the Fright Kingdom this past weekend located in Nashua New Hampshire. I was a little worried about the overall experience with Covid but was pleasantly surprised to see how many safety precautions that they had in place. Overall, it was a really good safe, fun event, with a lot of good scares. I have been in previous years, so was really excited to see what this year would be like. I was also really grateful to have a safe socially distanced activity to do with friends.
Safety Protocols that I witnessed:
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Everyone was wearing masks at all times
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All tickets are ordered ahead of time for a time slot to avoid crowds (and they do sell out)
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Someone who goes overall all the safety rules before you even enter the haunted house
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Everyone’s temperature was taken before they were allowed to enter
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Hand sanitizer was literally available everywhere. I was so impressed by how many sanitizing stations they had
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They had X’s every six feet to keep your group away from another
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They actually really did enforce the social distancing and had staff monitoring to make sure groups were six feet away at all times
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Groups were maxed out at seven people
Actual scares: They really did do a good job of scaring you without getting close to you. In addition, they did have a lot of jump scares, and it was hard to tell the mannequins versus the real actors which made it extra nerve-racking. They had five different sections, and each one was different, and you never knew what to expect.
Pricing: Each ticket costs twenty-seven dollars. I found that the pricing was pretty average to other haunted houses.
To book your tickets for this Halloween event go to http://frightkingdom.com/tickets/