Billy's Birthday in Busch Gardens, All Day Saturday

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Billy had rented a van, and was ready to ferry folks to the park for fun times.

Robin was perched on the roof. Sure he was too small for most rides, but Billy assured him he could still have fun.

[ooc: Open naturally. OCD is comingup.]

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Re: Howl-O-Scream

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"Okay, that is so fake-looking, isn't it?" asked Hoshi, looking at the spider.

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Robin nodded. Which is when a rather well done dessicated body wrapped in webbing dropped from a tree right in front of them.

"Eep!" Robin's shout was drowned out by a few other screams.

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Hoshi didn't hear Robin because she was too busy screaming herself.

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"So that's what happened to the grounds keeper." Jack teased from the speaker.

From somewhere off ahead dimly could be heard the howl of a wolf.

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"Okay, that was really creepy," said Hoshi. "Um, how long is this ride anyway?"

Because if they had something like that body near the very beginning, Hoshi wasn't sure if she wanted to see the grand finale.

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"I-I'm not sure." Robin said, gulping. Off to the left side of the train, something was moving through the trees, coming closer.

BEWARE OF "DOG" said a sign on a tree.

"It's on the other side of the train so we should be safe right?"

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"I hope so," said Hoshi. "And if this ride was really scary, they probably would have had warnings back at the station, right?"

The problem was that the station was so dark, Hoshi wouldn't have seen any signs.

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The brochure had given this ride three skulls out of six. So it was about midway scary.

The werewolf jumped at the other side of the train, and the riders screamed, and some laughed, and on one of the other cars, a small child started crying.

"Why would you bring a little kid on this ride?" Robin asked aloud.

The next sign was a big, bullet ridden No Trespassing sign.

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"That's the parent who's going to get woken up every night for the next week," said Hoshi, looking warily at the sign.

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Robin giggled. As the train came out of the trees, they were treated to the sight of a very run down shack in the middle of a bunch of broken down vehicles.

A crazy looking redneck was waving a shotgun, while another burst from the shack with chainsaw revving.

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"Oh, this does not look good," said Hoshi, shutting her eyes and covering her ears.

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Robin cowered into her side as the chainsaw guy ran after the train.

mun's drawing a blank for the next scare so far

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"This should all be over soon," said Hoshi, her eyes still firmly shut. Maybe she should just open then quickly to check how much further they had to go.

Lots of fake blood is always good!

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Jack made some lame pun that nevertheless made many of the patrons laugh. Robin felt his spirits lighten just a bit. He was a Muppet. They loved lame puns.