Bloodlust: The Immortal Crave
This is one of two haunts at Elitch Gardens. See also: The Suffering
Location
2000 Elitch Circle
Denver, CO 80204
Directions
This haunt is located in the Elitch Gardens amusement park. Take I-25 to Exit 212B Speer Boulevard South. Go southeast on Speer one block to Elitch Circle. Turn right.
Pricing
This haunt is part of the Elitch Gardens Fright Fest.
Admission to Fright Fest is $39.99.
Admission to Bloodlust: The Immortal Crave is an additional $5.00.
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Discounts/Deals
A combination ticket is available at the box office for Bloodlust: The Immortal Crave and The Suffering for $8.00. (This is in addition to the entry fee to Elitch Gardens Fright Fest.)
Dates and Hours
October 2009 |
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9 6pm-10pm |
10 6pm-10pm |
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12 CLOSED |
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16 6pm-10pm |
17 6pm-10pm |
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19 CLOSED |
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23 6pm-10pm |
24 6pm-10pm |
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26 CLOSED |
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30 6pm-10pm |
31 6pm-10pm |
Contact
303-595-4386
Bloodlust: The Immortal Crave Official Website
www.elitchgardens.com
There are 3 Comments to "Bloodlust: The Immortal Crave"
Fun theme. If you’re into vampires you’ll probably want to check this out. I liked the overall theme and it was creepy to walk through tons of barrels labeled with blood types. The actors seemed a little few and far between in places. There were some cool unexpected scares and things flying around all vampire-bat-like. I really liked the actress near the dumpster. Her makeup was great and she was very convincing.
The club/dance music was a little weird. I was hyped up for a party the whole way through, rather than primed for a good scare. The last couple rooms did get a good scare out of me. I think I’d recommend this one for families and first time haunt goers. It’s good, but not the best.
With a vampire nightclub theme, Blood Lust makes its debut at Elitch Gardens this year. The theme lends to thoughts of an eerie, dark nightclub overrun by vampires in search of the ultimate feast and you may very well be it.
I made my way through the fog and darkness to find myself in a back alley encountering a strange girl near the dumpster. Working my way inside I found myself in many different scenes, but they were not exactly what I had thought they would be.
Weaving my way through the haunt, the closest thing I saw to vampires was a bat room that had bats of varying sizes in stall areas that were very detailed. Unfortunately, this scene was not enough to tie the theme together.
A shower room was well done and the man upside down in the room had definitely seen better days. This was a great scene but I was hoping for a scare to come from here. It didn’t.
Acting was average although there was one actor that emitted this bizarre growling noise in the dark that sounded inhuman and gave me a chill. The actor that flies up at you out of nowhere was also a great addition.
This is a great haunt to take the younger crowd to, although I wouldn’t recommend it for kids under 10 as there are some scenes that have a bit of gore that may not be suitable for them. If you have a season pass, the haunt is a good bargain and the activities in and out of the haunt are a good way to get into the spirit of Halloween.
Score: 6
All the advertisements say that’s a nightclub haunt overrun with vampires and you have to escape it. I did not see a nightclub or a vampire. You start off by going through a room completely filled with fog with two actors who were in the room trying to help guide us out and scare us at the same time. As you proceed your outside in a alley and a girl tells you where you are and what your doing and that the purpose is getting to a club through the back alleyways. You enter a bar, then a bathroom, and the bathroom was so cool on how they used the actual shower room from the restroom in the water park. After that nothing seemed to make sense, it seemed there was no theme. You enter a room that was like a sewer or something with openings and I expected a actor to come out and nothing did. It seemed that they must have been short on actors. There was one actor I must point out, he was on a zip line and he swung out at us. The few actors that they had only yelled and didn’t say much. Both haunts at Elitches go on sudden scares and nothing else. This haunt used some distraction scares, they have a sound in a tin can and then a actor scares you from behind. The final room was so disorienting and I absolutely loved it, you were making your way through white sheets with strobe lights going to the beat of the music with some scares, however I was so disappointed that they used a fake chainsaw, it sounded like it was coming from a speaker. The rest of the props were good, they had a skin stripped man draining of blood/water and the pictures in the bar were creepy. Most of the scenes could have used more effects in general. They could have used more scenes too, it was a bit short.