Oh no thanks. Something like this is not for me as I really dont enjoy being scared. I have breathing issues so getting a fright alters my breathing straight away and I end up struggling to breathe which is no fun at all.
My two younest daughters would love this

This really doesn’t appeal to me, and I don’t think my kids would like it very much either. However, I can see how some kids would like it. I’d be careful about the under 13s though – it could easily be overwhelming for them. Still, parents know what their kids can handle.

i can’t say this is my cup of tea, i am not into experiences like this but for those who are, it sounds like it would be a worthwhile experience. It does’t look too expensive either which is great as most things these days are costly and over priced. Terrified tunnels are not my thing.

I wonder how much scarier the terrifying sessions are lol. It’s a great place to host something like this and seems very reasonably priced. There seems to be a lot going on that weekend and all popping up at short notice. I’m sure this will be a big hit and grow annually.

Oh i could actually never do something like this. My heart definitely can’t take any kind of spooky, horror in real life yet alone in movies! I’ll definitely be leaving this activity for the brave and ones that enjoy the thrill. This one is definitely out of my comfort zone lol

This actually looks super fun. All my kids absolutely love Halloween and look forward to it every year so I can imagine that they would really get a kick out of something like this. Unfortunately we are a bit far from Sydney to attend but if we weren’t id definitely be interested.

I do like thriller books and thriller movies, but never likes horror books and horror movies a lot. Although I understand this is not just a movie but a whole experience with live zombie actors & tunnel walk through, outdoor cinama, food trucks, sound scapes & visual effects, special effect make up, a thriller dance session and prizes too ! so this might be fun to check out. We’re not close to Sydney though

I used the link in the article to find out more about the immersive nightmare experience. It is still not an experience for me but learning the thriller dance would indeed be a whole lot of fun. It would be a good time to learn this iconic dance in a large group of people.

Eeeek! I’m scared just thinking about it!

I am not sure how I would feel about this experience. I don’t mind a good dose of history and the odd jump scare, but this sounds positively terrifying and I am not really into anything involving the undead or ghosts, etc. It certainly looks like it wouldn’t be the best thing for kids.

I do like to read books and watch movies from across a variety of genres; including horror. This experience; however; is not appealing to me. It will no doubt appeal to fans of this type of immersive experience. I am glad there is an age restriction on attending the event; very wise.

This sounds like it would be so much fun! I went to Fright Night at movie world when I was in my early 20s and absolutely loved getting scared out of my pants! The after hours experience would be intense. I’d be near tears the whole time, but that’s the fun of it