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According to concept art, ConceptArt, the facade was the elaborate entrance to the tombs, with marble pillars and segmented, broken glass windows. Concept art also shows that one room featured four people carrying black umbrellas mourning over a coffin, and another featured the Rat Lady banging on the glass in a glass-covered hole in the wall behind some pipes.
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* ChainsawGood: According to the description, one of the many dangers in the house were chainsaw-wielding maniacs.maniacs.
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-> ''A terrifying journey into a New Orleans cemetery leads you deeper and deeper into the dark world of blood-thirsty vampires, murderous mutants and deranged, chainsaw-toting maniacs.'' (Description)
''Tombs of Terror'' was a house from Ride/UniversalStudios' ''Theatre/HalloweenHorrorNights'' 1997, located in the ''[[Ride/EarthquakeTheBigOne Earthquake]]'' queue. It consisted of a tour through a decrepit New Orleans funeral parlor containing various unsavory creatures.
According to concept art, the facade was the elaborate entrance to the tombs, with marble pillars and segmented, broken glass windows. Concept art also shows that one room featured four people carrying black umbrellas mourning over a coffin, and another featured the Rat Lady banging on the glass in a glass-covered hole in the wall behind some pipes.
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!! Tombs of Terror contains examples of:
* AncientTomb: While it was still being visited, the vampires and the zombies it contained pointed towards this.
* SouthernGothic: As an old mortuary in New Orleans, it fits right into this trope.
* ChainsawGood: According to the description, one of the many dangers in the house were chainsaw-wielding maniacs.
-> ''A terrifying journey into a New Orleans cemetery leads you deeper and deeper into the dark world of blood-thirsty vampires, murderous mutants and deranged, chainsaw-toting maniacs.'' (Description)
''Tombs of Terror'' was a house from Ride/UniversalStudios' ''Theatre/HalloweenHorrorNights'' 1997, located in the ''[[Ride/EarthquakeTheBigOne Earthquake]]'' queue. It consisted of a tour through a decrepit New Orleans funeral parlor containing various unsavory creatures.
According to concept art, the facade was the elaborate entrance to the tombs, with marble pillars and segmented, broken glass windows. Concept art also shows that one room featured four people carrying black umbrellas mourning over a coffin, and another featured the Rat Lady banging on the glass in a glass-covered hole in the wall behind some pipes.
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!! Tombs of Terror contains examples of:
* AncientTomb: While it was still being visited, the vampires and the zombies it contained pointed towards this.
* SouthernGothic: As an old mortuary in New Orleans, it fits right into this trope.
* ChainsawGood: According to the description, one of the many dangers in the house were chainsaw-wielding maniacs.
