2/5 Julie K. 7 months ago on Google
Our
second
trip
to
the
MoS
was
significantly
different
than
our
first
a
year
ago,
so
I'll
review
them
both.
First
trip
was
in
April
'22.
The
mood
and
overall
vibe
of
the
place
had
us
hooked.
If
you
watch
any
of
the
many
paranormal
TV
shows,
you'll
recognize
a
lot
of
the
equipment
in
use,
such
as
the
REM
pod,
spirit
boxes,
and
K2
meters.
Upon
entry,
we
rented
a
spirit
box
and
K2
meter
and
joined
our
quiet
and
seemingly
nervous
crowd
of
twenty
or
so
for
a
guided
ghost
tour.
For
an
hour,
the
owners
walk
you
around
the
upper
and
lower
levels,
telling
stories
of
the
various
artifacts
and
how
they
came
to
be
in
possession
of
them.
After
the
guided
tour,
they
let
you
loose
to
freely
walk
wherever
you
wish.
As
others
have
noted,
you're
asked
not
to
touch
things,
which
I'm
entirely
fine
with.
For
one,
none
of
these
things
are
mine,
two:
I
was
raised
with
manners
to
know
that
you
look
with
your
eyes,
not
your
hands,
and
three:
I'm
not
interested
in
finding
out
whether
these
objects
truly
have
the
ability
to
haunt
or
attach
to
you
causing
you
trouble
after
you
leave.
Our
first
tour
in
'22
was
respectful,
quiet,
and
attentive
which
significantly
increased
the
creep
factor.
We
could
each
hear
the
various
spirit
boxes
as
they
picked
up
various
radio
signals
and
added
communication
to
the
tour
increasing
our
anxiety
that
there
really
were
spirits
among
us.
The
doll
in
the
entryway,
Ayda,
was
a
favorite
last
year.
Reading
her
tragic
story
pulled
us
in,
and
the
REM
Pod
sitting
above
her
case
seemed
to
interact
well
with
us
and
kept
us
talking
with
her/getting
responses.
Basement
"Claire"
was
another
favorite.
Keeping
her
in
seclusion
among
some
VERY
scary
objects
added
to
the
overall
allure.
And
allowing
us
to
walk
freely
on
our
own
after
the
guided
tour
led
to
some
incredibly
scary
moments
and
untraceable
noises.
All
of
the
fear
and
unexplainable
things
we
heard
and
experienced
last
year
confirmed
that
we
wanted
to
return
which
we
finally
did
last
night.
What
a
different
experience.
I
realize
this
is
first
and
foremost
a
business
that
needs
revenue
to
continue
operating.
I
also
acknowledge
that,
as
a
business,
the
team
can't
be
picky
about
who
they
choose
to
allow
entry.
Unsavory
tour
attendees
can't
be
helped
so,
although
that
did
impact
our
visit,
that's
not
what
this
review
is
based
off
of.
My
thoughts
are
simply
these,
an
age
restriction
should
be
considered
at
least
for
the
latest
tour
time.
With
kids
running
around,
interrupting
the
tour,
asking
questions,
being
rambunctious,
it
cuts
the
tension
and
undercuts
the
whole
vibe.
What
should've
been
a
anxiety
inducing
tour
through
a
quiet
creepy
museum
felt
and
smelled
more
like
a
field
trip
to
the
zoo.
That
is
not
a
comment
on
the
establishment
itself.
The
museum
is
clean
in
both
sight
and
smell.
I
think
attention
is
paid
to
ensure
a
good
experience
to
the
best
of
the
owners
ability,
and
this
was
likely
just
bad
timing.
Additionally,
the
lower
level
is
off
limits
until
everyone
can
descend
the
stairs
as
a
group,
allowing
the
tour
to
hear
any
footsteps
overhead
and
validate
that
no
one
is
on
the
upper
floor.
Unfortunately,
we
weren't
able
to
hear
anything
that
was
potentially
occurring
upstairs,
or
even
in
an
adjacent
area
because
of
the
noise
and
questions
from
the
children
in
our
tour
group.
And,
with
so
many
"sit
challenges"
booked
for
the
night,
our
time
downstairs
was
cut
short
to
ensure
enough
time
was
reserved
to
observe
these
challenges.
This
was
also
disappointing
as
you
pay
for
two
hours
of
time,
60
minutes
guided
and
60
minutes
to
freely
roam,
but
we
really
only
got
a
fraction
of
that
free
time
due
to
these
challenges.
We
were
able
to
go
back
upstairs
during
the
challenges,
but
we'd
already
spent
so
much
time
up
there
prior
to
the
tour
that
it
wasn't
much
consolation.
And
the
REM
Pod
we
so
enjoyed
interacting
with
on
Ayda's
case
was
noticeably
missing
on
this
trip.
1)
kids
should
not
be
allowed
2)
sit
challenges
should
be
limited
3)
emphasize
quiet
for
numerous
reasons
5
☆s
last
year.
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