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Erebus Haunted Attraction is a three-story establishment located in Detroit, Michigan, operating year-round.
Answer: False
Erebus is a four-story attraction located in Pontiac, Michigan, and operates seasonally for Halloween, not year-round.
Erebus first opened its doors to the public in 1995.
Answer: False
Erebus Haunted Attraction first opened in the year 2000, not 1995.
Erebus is located at 18 S. Perry St. in Detroit, Michigan.
Answer: False
Erebus is located at 18 S. Perry St. in Pontiac, Michigan, not Detroit.
In what year did Erebus Haunted Attraction first open to the public?
Answer: 2000
Erebus Haunted Attraction first opened its doors in the year 2000.
Which city in Michigan is Erebus Haunted Attraction specifically located in?
Answer: Pontiac
Erebus Haunted Attraction is specifically located in Pontiac, Michigan.
During which season does Erebus typically operate?
Answer: Fall
Erebus operates during the Fall season, which is the traditional period for Halloween-themed attractions.
What is Erebus?
Answer: A four-story haunted attraction
Erebus is accurately described as a four-story haunted attraction located in Pontiac, Michigan.
The building housing Erebus was an abandoned four-story parking garage that had been disused for nearly half a century.
Answer: True
The building was indeed an abandoned four-story parking garage that had been disused for nearly 50 years before Erebus occupied it.
Before Erebus, the building was used as a functioning commercial parking garage.
Answer: False
The building was an *abandoned* four-story parking garage for nearly 50 years, and was used as an indoor junkyard, not a functioning commercial parking garage.
Erebus occupies a total of 10,000 square feet for its attraction and prop storage.
Answer: False
Erebus occupies a total of 100,000 square feet, with 70,000 square feet dedicated to prop storage, making 10,000 square feet incorrect.
The building that houses Erebus was originally constructed as a haunted attraction.
Answer: False
The building was originally an abandoned four-story parking garage, not constructed as a haunted attraction.
Erebus uses 70,000 square feet of its total space specifically for storing props.
Answer: True
Erebus allocates 70,000 square feet of its total area for prop storage.
What was the original purpose of the building that now houses Erebus?
Answer: An abandoned four-story parking garage
The building was originally an abandoned four-story parking garage.
How long was the parking structure abandoned before Erebus began operating there?
Answer: Nearly 50 years
The parking structure remained abandoned for nearly 50 years before Erebus commenced operations.
What is the total square footage occupied by Erebus?
Answer: 100,000 square feet
Erebus occupies a total operational area of 100,000 square feet.
How much of Erebus's occupied space is used for prop storage?
Answer: 70,000 square feet
Erebus dedicates 70,000 square feet of its total space for prop storage.
What was the building used for prior to becoming Erebus Haunted Attraction, after being abandoned?
Answer: An indoor junkyard
Prior to Erebus, the abandoned parking structure had been utilized as an indoor junkyard.
Actors at Erebus are permitted to physically touch visitors to enhance the scare factor.
Answer: False
Actors at Erebus utilize props, animatronics, and other mechanisms to create sensations of interaction without actual physical contact, adhering to 'no-touch' safety rules.
One specific event at Erebus features a 6-foot dragon that appears to 'eat' the patron.
Answer: True
This event, involving a 6-foot dragon, is indeed a specific effect mentioned as part of the Erebus attraction.
Erebus primarily uses simple lighting and sound effects, avoiding complex animatronics.
Answer: False
Erebus employs complex animatronics resembling animals and monsters, along with advanced electronic props like lasers, lights, and mirrors, indicating a sophisticated approach beyond simple effects.
Approximately 90 actors are typically hired for the production at Erebus.
Answer: True
The production at Erebus typically engages approximately 90 actors.
Erebus bypasses 'no-touch' safety rules by having actors wear special suits that simulate physical contact.
Answer: False
Erebus bypasses 'no-touch' rules by using animatronics, dropping fake bugs, and moving structures, not by actors wearing special suits for simulated contact.
Patrons at Erebus encounter various landscape changes, including inclines, stairwells, and trap doors.
Answer: True
The walk-through incorporates diverse landscape changes such as inclines, stairwells, narrow passages, low ceilings, and trap doors.
Erebus uses electronic props like lasers and mirrors to create visual obstruction and manipulation.
Answer: True
Electronic props such as lasers, lights, and mirrors are indeed mounted to create visual obstruction and manipulation, enhancing the atmosphere.
One of the notable effects at Erebus includes a moving wall that pushes patrons towards a bottomless pit.
Answer: True
This effect, involving a moving wall and a simulated bottomless pit, is listed among the notable features of Erebus.
How do actors at Erebus interact with visitors without physically touching them?
Answer: They utilize props, animatronics, and massive puppets.
Actors at Erebus employ props, animatronics, and large puppets to create interaction without direct physical contact.
How many actors does Erebus typically hire for its production?
Answer: Approximately 90 actors
The production at Erebus typically hires approximately 90 actors.
Which of the following is NOT a technique Erebus uses to bypass 'no-touch' safety rules?
Answer: Actors wearing special suits to simulate contact
Erebus uses animatronics, dropping fake bugs, and moving structures to bypass 'no-touch' rules, but not actors wearing special suits for simulated contact.
What kind of landscape changes do patrons encounter during the Erebus walk-through?
Answer: Inclines, stairwells, narrow passages, low ceilings, and trap doors
Patrons encounter diverse landscape changes, including inclines, stairwells, narrow passages, low ceilings, and trap doors.
How does Erebus use electronic props to create visual effects?
Answer: By mounting lasers, lights, and mirrors for obstruction and manipulation
Erebus uses electronic props like lasers, lights, and mirrors to create visual obstruction and manipulation.
What is one specific event or effect mentioned in the Erebus attraction?
Answer: A 6-foot dragon that appears to 'eat' the patron
A specific event mentioned is a 6-foot dragon that emerges and appears to 'eat' the patron.
Which of these is NOT listed as a notable effect used in Erebus to scare patrons?
Answer: Live animals jumping out at patrons
Notable effects include mirrors, a moving wall, and buried alive simulations, but not live animals.
What types of animatronics does Erebus use?
Answer: Animatronics that resemble animals and monsters
Erebus employs animatronics designed to resemble animals and monsters.
The primary theme of Erebus Haunted Attraction is a futuristic space adventure.
Answer: False
The primary theme of Erebus is Halloween, with a central concept of being sent through time by a scientist, not a futuristic space adventure.
Erebus is generally recommended for all age groups, including young children.
Answer: False
Erebus is not recommended for children under the age of 13, indicating its content may be too intense for younger audiences.
While Erebus changes its basic effects and events annually, its main theme remains consistent.
Answer: True
The fundamental thematic narrative of Erebus remains consistent, even as specific effects and events are updated annually.
The main theme of Erebus involves patrons being sent through time by a scientist to experience different historical eras.
Answer: True
This accurately describes the central thematic concept experienced by patrons at Erebus.
A unique feature of Erebus is an illuminated scoreboard that tracks 'wimps' and 'wetters'.
Answer: True
Erebus features this distinctive illuminated scoreboard to track visitor reactions, a unique element among haunted attractions.
What is the main theme or concept patrons experience at Erebus?
Answer: Being sent through time by a scientist to experience different eras
The main theme involves patrons being sent through time by a scientist to experience various historical eras.
What unique feature does Erebus have to track visitor reactions?
Answer: An illuminated scoreboard that tracks 'wimps' and 'wetters'
Erebus features a unique illuminated scoreboard that tracks 'wimps' and 'wetters' to monitor visitor reactions.
What is the primary theme of Erebus Haunted Attraction?
Answer: Halloween, aligning with its seasonal operation
The primary theme of Erebus Haunted Attraction is Halloween, consistent with its seasonal operation.
Is Erebus recommended for all age groups?
Answer: No, it is not recommended for children under the age of 13.
Erebus is explicitly not recommended for children under 13, indicating its content is not universally suitable.
Erebus held the Guinness World Record for the largest walk-through haunted attraction from 2005 to 2009.
Answer: True
Erebus held this Guinness World Record for the specified period, measuring 2189 linear feet.
Erebus lost its Guinness World Record in 2009 to The House of Horrors.
Answer: False
Erebus lost its Guinness World Record in 2009 to Cutting Edge Haunted House, not The House of Horrors.
In 2009, Erebus was recognized by Click on Detroit as the '#1 Best Haunted House in Detroit'.
Answer: False
In 2009, Click on Detroit voted Erebus the '#1 Best Haunted House in Pontiac', not Detroit.
Erebus was rated as the Number 1 best haunted house in the United States in 2010.
Answer: True
Erebus was indeed recognized as the Number 1 best haunted house in the United States in 2010.
In 2015, Erebus was ranked as the #1 scariest haunted house.
Answer: False
In 2015, Erebus was ranked as the #8 scariest, biggest, and best haunted house, not #1.
What was Erebus's notable achievement in the Guinness World Records?
Answer: Largest walk-through haunted attraction
Erebus held the Guinness World Record for the largest walk-through haunted attraction.
When did Erebus lose its Guinness World Record for the largest walk-through haunted attraction, and to whom?
Answer: 2009 to Cutting Edge Haunted House
Erebus lost its Guinness World Record in 2009 to Cutting Edge Haunted House.
What recognition did Erebus receive from Click on Detroit in 2009?
Answer: #1 Best Haunted House in Pontiac
In 2009, Click on Detroit recognized Erebus as the '#1 Best Haunted House in Pontiac'.
How was Erebus rated in the United States in 2010?
Answer: Number 1 best haunted house
In 2010, Erebus was rated as the Number 1 best haunted house in the United States.
What was Erebus's ranking among haunted houses in 2015?
Answer: #8 scariest, biggest, and best
In 2015, Erebus was ranked as the #8 scariest, biggest, and best haunted house.
What is the linear feet measurement of Erebus when it held the Guinness World Record?
Answer: 2189 linear feet
Erebus measured 2189 linear feet when it held the Guinness World Record for the largest walk-through haunted attraction.
Edward and Jim Terebus are the operators of Erebus Haunted Attraction.
Answer: True
The attraction is indeed managed and operated by Edward and Jim Terebus.
Edward and Jim Terebus previously operated portable haunted attractions in trailers around the Detroit area.
Answer: True
Prior to Erebus, the Terebus brothers indeed operated portable haunted attractions constructed in trailers in the Detroit area.
The owners of Erebus also publish 'Haunt Monthly,' a national magazine for haunted attractions.
Answer: False
The owners publish *Fear Finder*, a seasonal publication for Michigan haunted houses, not 'Haunt Monthly'.
Who are the operators of Erebus Haunted Attraction?
Answer: Edward and Jim Terebus
Edward and Jim Terebus are the principal operators of Erebus Haunted Attraction.
What kind of haunted attractions did Edward and Jim Terebus operate before Erebus?
Answer: Portable haunts constructed in trailers
Before Erebus, Edward and Jim Terebus operated portable haunted attractions in trailers around the Detroit area.
Besides Erebus, what other publication do the Terebus owners publish?
Answer: Fear Finder
The Terebus owners also publish *Fear Finder*, a seasonal guide for Michigan haunted houses.