thinking about when i got heat exhaustion at the House on the Rock and the experience was so overwhelming that i had a panic attack and thought i was hearing ghosts and genuinely fully believed i was going to die
which sounds like an overreaction, unless you've ever been to house on the rock and then you probably understand exactly what i'm saying.
imagine it's 90 some degrees and you havent had any water all day and you've just walked through not one, or two, but three fake towns,
past a 200 foot tall whale,
through multiple rooms of animatronics and mannequins,
and you havent seen sunlight for almost five hours and you're getting dizzy and then you walk through the mouth of a fake devil and end up staring at this
and this just goes on and on and on in a maze and every single one of these organs is playing music and some of them have animatronics on them playing and you can't find the exit and sweat is literally pouring off of you and finally you turn down another hallway and instead of an exit it looks like this
and at this point your vision is blurring and you feel like your heart is beating out of your chest but every turn just brings you to more h r geiger ass hallways of organs and theyre all still blaring
I know people who have tripped at House on the Rock and it always seemed unnecessary. It’s a spot that was designed to alter your consciousness on purpose, save the drugs for something else. The Wisconsin Dells maybe, I’ve heard good things about tripping at the Dells
Places I never imagined would be ripe for tripping: The state of Wisconsin.
