The next chamber features a bridge over a huge cavern. Of course, this is forced perspective, but the cavernous hole in the ground is intimidating and terrifying and the belayed bridge bends and bounces as guests cross. From the hole below, the bellows and gurgles of some unknown creature echoes through the cavern, ready for something, or someone, to make the mistake of falling into its waiting maw.

Once through here, you enter a glistening cavern of gold and jewels and valuables, each ready for the picking. However, the shadows that move about just out of the corner of your eyes that hiss and snarl at you as you eye the treasure tell you maybe not to mess with it. Instead, you notice the piles of bones that lay where treasure sits, mixed in and seemingly a gruesome reward for piracy.

You enter the next chamber and here is a massive statue of a creature with tentacles on its face and wings and arms; the unmistakable character Cthulhu. The statue is circled by red candles in some sort of seance or ceremony and chanting is heard from the darkness. You’re quite sure this is a statue, but perhaps, just maybe, that heavy sigh you just heard came from the beast in the center.

You enter the final room and inside is a series of caverns that seemingly wind for all eternity, intersecting at random points and creating the most confusing experience for those who enter. They are blocked off, however, by a single skeleton, whose mouth will periodically open and tell guests “Get out before it’s too late.” The bellowing and roaring of an unknown beast can be heard as chanting grows louder from the previous rooms, so guests hurry out, passing quickly through an underwater tunnel where real live sharks, fish, and rays swim above you and around you in a large tank. You emerge up a slight incline near a beach where the familiar squawking of the seabirds returns and the ominous music and chanting of the caverns vanishes. You’re safe. For now.