Qualla-Ween in Cherokee, NC Reviews
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| Scare Factor | Moderately Scary |
| Appropriate For | 10 and up (parent discretion advised) |
| Admission Cost | Fear as a Teacher -Adults $15 -Youth $8 -Children 5 and under free Legendary Fears: The Sgili Hunt $12 Legendary Fears: Spearfinger Awakening $22 Cherokee Art Heist Free Shape Shifters Free |
| Media | 5 pics , 1 video |
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Overall good play but room for improvement
Pros:
*GREAT acting
*good action scenes
*clean theatre
*good story line
*theatre is beautiful
*parking close to entrance
*set an age suggestion (this play is really not appropriate for young kids; we had a kid about 5 yrs. old behind us and was complaining about not being able to see and was scared often & talked often...don't bring your littles)
Cons:
*first half is walking & standing-- you walk down a dark trail as you stop for scenes
*no trail lighting so people had out their cell phones using them as flashlights--totally killed the spooky mood
*major issue!!--along the walking trail, can't see the actors if your short cause tall people standing right in front of you
*while on walking path--hard to hear if you're not in the very front
*website said "walk with the cast" but my group thought it was a metaphor and didn't realize that we'd be walking & standing for almost an hour (it was difficult for our older people)
*would like to have seen some more decorations to set the spooky mood--The Sleepy Hallow play was awesome w/the sets & ghouls, this play not so much
We hope they continue doing plays this spooky time of year! It's a great evening out but next time please have seating for the play.
Ultimately we recommend going, just be aware of the first half being a "walking tour for almost an hour."
October 2021
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