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Dark rides by their theatrical nature are quite organic, lights blow, gels burn out and nothing can really ever stay the same. That being said there should always be a standard set for what it's intended to look like, but with Duel that went out the window when the Haunted House's lighting got completely redesigned a number of times even before it was refurbished.
It looks a lot better in recent years and they're clearly making an effort to actually light the middle scenes in UV as intended 20 years ago. But in using such an excess of UV bars strung up right in your line of sight it looks trasy.
If they repainted some of the props in ther original flourecsent colours they'd also pop so much better in the darkness, without the need to use such bright lights that also show up the poles that move them.
At least they've remembered that there actually used to be a set in the skeleton scene and made the most of what's still there - new lighting in windows, scrims, etc.
It looks a lot better in recent years and they're clearly making an effort to actually light the middle scenes in UV as intended 20 years ago. But in using such an excess of UV bars strung up right in your line of sight it looks trasy.
If they repainted some of the props in ther original flourecsent colours they'd also pop so much better in the darkness, without the need to use such bright lights that also show up the poles that move them.
At least they've remembered that there actually used to be a set in the skeleton scene and made the most of what's still there - new lighting in windows, scrims, etc.