tied sack. Staircase - Leading upwards, with a large werewolf head mounted on the wall above. Bedroom - In which guests saw a pale and dirty but otherwise normal looking man in bed, a vampirical ghost was hovering in the corner of the room; sometimes, this ghost would be holding a brain, the man was attempting to warn the ghost away with a crucifix. Games Corridor - In which guests saw several ghouls playing Pool with a floating ball, the ghoul gags included the Cryptkeeper and a ghoul with a spinning head, as well as Vampire children with glowing eyes. Balcony - A sponge-floor enclosed walkway with a window on one side, through which guests could see down over the Lobby. This corridor had a false end using mirrors to give the effect of more doors in a longer corridor ahead. Dressing Room - Involving the classic gag of a beauty looking in the mirror, to see herself transform to a ghoul. Library - With some slanting floors, books slid in and out, a fireplace flickered, some wall decorations moved about, a large gargoyle with red eyes dominated a corner of the room. Also in this room, a false door arch threatened to drop on guests, there was seating in two corners and occasionally 'bellboy' staff members hid in this room to scare guests. Bathroom - A bathroom with a flickering light only allowed a brief glimpse into a filthy bathroom with a blocked-up toilet, broken sink and overflowing bathtub, in which a female figure appeared to be submerged and drowned. Organ Corridor - A corridor with doors (meant to be hotel rooms) on one side whereas on the left-hand side an animatronic of a phantom playing an organ could be seen in black-light. This was also the waiting area for the "Baronial Dining Hall", in which a recording played advising pregnant women and people with back problems and heart disorders to pass through the hall via another path. The Baronial Dining Hall - a large room containing a Tagada ride and heavily themed to an old banquet hall, which was complete with a large laid out table in the centre of the ride. It also had artwork, suits of armour, statues, flags, chandeliers and furniture around the room. The Baronial Dining Hall Once seated around the table, the lights would go out and footsteps would be heard moving across