Halloween Fun and Risks
According to Keven Moore, the Halloween season is a time when many people pay to experience scary thrills, such as haunted houses and hayrides.
However, these activities come with real risks, including injuries from tripping, slipping, or getting hit by props in dimly lit and foggy environments.
Haunted houses and hayrides are fun, but darkness, fog machines, and wild props mean guests can trip, slip, or get bonked by flying foam.
Every year, people are injured, sometimes seriously, and on rare occasions, fatalities have occurred.
To minimize the risks, it's essential to take precautions and be aware of one's surroundings to keep the scares fun and the injuries fictional.
Author's summary: Halloween thrills can quickly turn into spills and injuries.