Seems they need to look to rework the way people are heading into the maze on this one. The stairs are clearly a major issue, as some head up faster than others, especially those who've been in before as they're aware there's no scares en-route.
The actor in the pre show really needs to start their spiel later too. We were first group in, and even so we missed a chunk of it as he'd started long before we'd even got in and into position. Sadly yesterday's actor was very quiet too, so it was incredibly difficult to hear. Being first in, I'm not sure if there's any interaction after the first group heads in, but perhaps that needs to be considered if it's not already the case. That, along with allowing a little more time for guests to get into the room for the pre-show would hopefully ease issues with bunching.
It's clear that the older mazes suffer due to where we find ourselves in the world right now, as they've had to rethink designs which were thought out pre-covid. The Attic was by far the weakest maze for me this year, but considering how tactile Mine Tours was, I thought overall they did a good job all things considered on that one!
Loved Toxic Junkyard though, a nice change to have an outdoor maze that feels so long considering the relatively small space that it's in. Nice to have a bit of crazy colour amongst the darker themes too!