Tunnel of Tales

This attraction exists only within the Bogeyman's shadow realm, and given the exaggeration of scale that takes place here, it's not known what it looked like when it was still part of the real world. Essentially a bizarre take on the traditional Tunnel of Love, this was most likely designed to appeal specifically to children, given the focus on fairy tales and storytelling.

Situated just beyond the main path leading to the House of Horrors, the Tunnel of Tales itself takes the form of a large artificial cave built upon the waters of a lake; from a small dock nearby, swan-shaped boats are directed on a track into the Tunnel. Inside, a narrator tells the patrons a fairy-tale, accompanied by shadow puppet-like depictions of scenes from the story projected on the walls of the Tunnel. Overall, this is one of the most sedate areas in the park, given that the only surprise offered for patrons is the occasional jolt when the boat unexpectedly bumps into the edge of the track.

During The Park, this is the first attraction that Lorraine visits in her attempts to find Callum, and it also serves as the player's first encounter with a vision of Chad the Chipmunk, the murderous mascot being found perched atop a rock in the middle of the ride, glaring at Lorraine.

Under the Bogeyman's direction, the story selected for this particular session is Hansel and Gretel, chosen specifically due to Lorraine's noted fascination with the story. However, as part of the Bogeyman's attempts to gaslight Lorraine, the story is revised in two very important ways: firstly, the Witch who tries to eat Hansel and Gretel is apparently very similar to the Stepmother who abandoned Hansel and Gretel in the forest to begin with; secondly, once the Witch has been shoved into her own oven and cooked to death, the two children divide up her roast corpse and eat it.

For good measure, Lorraine's swan boat turns to stare at her as the ride comes to an end.