Has anyone used Fright Props Fear Floor WITH a Claustrophobia Jr?

[wickedfarmer]

I think the combination of the two would be good. BUT, would the air bags actually hinder someones balance recovery too much?

Wicked Farmer

[wickedfarmer]

clarification

I am talking about the floor tiles that shift sideways when you step on them, not the air bag motion platform. But chime with anything you have added underneath the Claustrophobia Jr. air pillows that cant be seen. Have you buried a mattress, used a springy bridge, air whips, or motion platform.

[austind]

Farmer that sound like a cool idea. I like it, it gives a twist to a prop that a lot of people have seen and if you try it post how well it works. I will come over and try it too.

Phatman.

[Mike Bizub]

We have live and animatromic snakes in our show, so we used air whips followed by an attack from above, We were very pleased with the results

[austind]

Farmer do you have a set of thier floors? If you don't you can borrow mine for a test. I would love to see how it works.

Phatman

[zombietoxin]

Hmmm... I'm imagining them being used together and I sort of see the squeeze negating the floors for the most part. Maybe I'm wrong.

Now a squeeze over a free moving treadmill- that might be awesome.

Anyway, I'd like to know the results as well.

[freak 'n' stein]

I'm kinda with ZT. Either it's gonna negate the effect OR you're gonna end up with a bunch of ripped airbags from customers who fall and use the bags as a catch...I wonder if it would work with the full size bags?

I HAVE seen the floors used in a vortex tunnel at SpookyWoods. Great use of the floors to me.

[wickedfarmer]

covert operation

ZT, Phatman and I will be sneeking into the hall one night and trying it out IF Doug brought the floor pieces and there is a Claustrophobia there. Will be setting them up under the airbags and experimenting. Will do several trials kind of sober....and then again after several rounds of Jack Daniels. Just don't tell Doug.

Wicked Farmer

[austind]

I will bring the Jack.

Phatman