Halloween is almost upon us, and what could be spookier then walking through a haunted house? Today, they are equipped with state of the art technology that takes your scream to a whole new decibel. Read on to learn all about these scary haunts and the technology behind it.
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1 How did Disney upgraded their haunted house through the years? Click on http://bit.ly/1u4CxwN to read all about how this spooky fun ride has evolved.
2. What does the NYC College of Technology, and Halloween have in common? Check out http://bit.ly/1MHmIY5 to view how this hi-tech college handles Halloween high-jinks.
3. How do funhouse mirrors make you look bigger or smaller? Click on http://bit.ly/1JnTNAU to read all about how fun house mirrors work.
4. How do reflections make ghosts? Check out http://bit.ly/1L4poPu to read all about how Disney makes it’s haunted house ghosts by using simple reflections.
5. What do social media and haunted houses have in common? Click on http://bit.ly/1JnTdmC to read all about how this haunted house truly makes your visit personal.
6. What are some of the secrets of technology used in haunted houses? Check out http://wrd.cm/1OPAlE7 . This breaks down four of the scariest haunted houses, and explains the technology behind the terror.
Applications
1. Make your own dropping spider http://bit.ly/1L4p7Mn
2. Find a haunted house by you (WARNING- some of these may be super scary so make sure to check them out ahead of time) http://bit.ly/1QJxH1W
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