Demonstration Team, Vampire Awakening, Monster Classics, and The Master Hypnotist. The 2008 season lagoon removed the Haunted Hollywood attraction, but Deception was added in the 2009 season in its place. The 2010 season featured new haunted house, Lockdown. Also went to Knowlton Elementary School to sign autographs. The 2011 season featured Nightwalk. The 2012 season Lagoon removed Psycho Dave's Salvage Yard and Deception, replacing them with Backlot, and a children's walk-through named Scary & Crow's Super Fun Straw Maze! Scary & Crow's is located in the main street of Pioneer Village. The 2013 season only featured a re-branding of a haunt. Lockdown themed to a prison where prisoners are escaping the previous years, Lagoon decided to rename the haunt to Zombie's Lockdown, and gave it a theme of the government trying to control the zombie population, but the zombies want out. Games Lagoon has 26 Currently operating carnival games in which prizes ranging in size from small to giant can be won. Lagoon's past games include a Fascination Parlor, Skee Ball, Dime Toss, and Skatterball/Monkey Ball. "Putter Around The Park," an 18-hole miniature golf course, with obstacles based on rides and attractions in the park, was removed to make way for Jumping Dragon in 2009. Controversy In 2012, Lagoon became the focus of animal welfare groups' protests which called for a boycott of the park, citing USDA inspection reports that suggested poor care of animals in the Wild Kingdom. The Utah Animal Rights Coalition and PETA pointed to a range of USDA citations over a 15-year span that included insufficient living space for and unexplained deaths of animals. While admitting to some problems, a Lagoon spokesman denied any abuse taking place and said veterinarians and staff regularly monitored the animals. Movies and TV shows filmed at Lagoon Mirror, Mirror: You and Your Self Image is a 1969 film by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and BYU. The opening scenes are filmed at Lagoon. Lagoon was one of many parks featured in the first roller coaster documentary, America Screams in 1978. An episode of the Werewolf TV series was filmed at Lagoon in fall 1987, featuring scenes in and around the Dracula's Castle attraction. Some scenes in the 1996 TV movie, Terror in the Family, were filmed at the Roller Coaster and Centennial Screamer. In My Sister's Shadow, a 1997 TV movie, featured a scene on the North