Submitted by AfterMoonSet t3_yifo2y in Connecticut
I forgot what it was called, but I remember everyone going there back in the day but forgot what it was called.
I don't remember Halloween but I remember Winter Wonderland, what a great memory as a kid.
Yes. Also that multi story restaurant... forgot the name. I remember excited when I was "old enough " to go and I recall eating mega nachos. It wasn't thaaaaat long ago that it closed
Brown Thomsons. Now City Steam Brewery. Brown Thomsons was great!!!!
I remember the Chistmas thing they did. My parents would take my sister and I every year.
City Steam though is shit, food and service. And the beer is piss.
90s was a great decade.
I have friends who worked it
Hell yeah. Didn’t they have a diner in that building too? Great memories.
YES! i totally remember it. They even did things with the elevators and stuff. Was pretty elaborate.
I went when I was maybe 12 years old and got chased by a clown. Still hate clowns to this day.
That was a pretty damn impressive haunted house. I specifically remember getting on a subway car at one point, and then all sorts of zombies and monsters attacked the car. I remember there was also a part in a morgue and people would come out of the drawers where they stored the bodies. I only went once, but it was really well done.
There used to be one at Pine rock (near sports center) in Shelton when it was a country club and not condos.
That elevator was the scariest thing ever!
Loved going to that as a kid. It was a legit haunted house, not the family friendly shit around today.
I don’t remember the Halloween one, but my brother worked as a Santa for the Xmas one.
My relative wasn’t impressed with the food. She didn’t mention the alcohol. I wasn’t aware it was the old BT building. OMG that place was great.
Lots of fun. The Elevator gag was the best.
When I was standing in line, I was behind a woman with a baby girl maybe 3 years old at the most. The staff warned her that it was very scary an probably not appropriate for a small child. The woman didn't care and took the child in anyway. I wanted to punch her in the head.
I remember standing in line for that with my ex-wife's friends kids. It was a long line but, moved along really fast. Turns out it was in an old dressing room area and they had multiple Santas in multiple dressing rooms so they were able to accommodate a large crowd. They must have employed hundreds of Santas.
That’s right. My high school’s drama teacher was the lead Santa and recruiter. I don’t know how many they had working, but that’s how my brother came to work there. He did it a few times.
GadgetKen t1_iuijxjv wrote
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