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Safety Disclaimer

PANIC AT PROUD LAKE is an outdoor haunted adventure that includes a canoe ride on the Huron River, 1 mile hike on a trail through the woods and a hayride.  This event will engage all of your senses.  You’ll feel the cold fall air.  You’ll witness horrifying misfortune.  You’ll hear the screams echo through the woods.  You’ll smell the rotting flesh and you’ll taste your own fear.  Paddle your way down the river, then walk, run or crawl your way along the twisting, terrifying trail, to finally escape the panic by way of a hay wagon ride.

The canoe trip will take approximately 15 minutes.  You will be required to wear a lifejacket provided at the event.  The trail is approximately 1 mile long.  Wear comfortable shoes.  The hayride is approximately 15 minutes.  Fog and Strobe lights will be in use. Due to the startling nature of the event, please do not attend if you are afraid of the dark, terrify easily, are prone to fainting or seizures, experience panic attacks or have a heart condition or pregnant.  Dress for the weather.  You will be outdoors for the entire event, including the holding queue.  At peak times the wait can be long.  The trail is not open to children under the age of 12 on Friday and Saturday evenings.  We do not offer babysitting.

For your safety you will pass through a security checkpoint before entering the event.  No mace, pepper spray, lighters, matches, laser pointers, sharp objects, weapons or alcohol are permitted at the event. Anyone in possession of any of these items will be refused admittance.

Volunteering

To volunteer please contact us at contact@panicatproudlake.com

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