Anyone else hate going into old buildings at night?

[Steve Piranha 28,772]

Can you imagine this were to happen to you?

https://9gag.com/gag/aV0ERQy

[Dark Horse 12,799]

I mean, I work in an old building that usually gets quite eerie at night, so I'm fairly used to things that might otherwise spook the average joe. 

The creepiest place I've been in at night was an old abandoned section of a hotel that we were scouting as theatre space during my time in college. The basement kitchens in particular were like something straight from a horror movie. I thought it was pretty neat. 

[PiratePony 8,473]

For whatever reason my last office building, a two story office park joint from the 70s or 80s, was terrifying at night. A couple times I was there working until 11pm, alone, long after the cleaning crew had gone home. In another part of my office came the sound of someone sitting and then getting up from an office chair and things moving around.

As I left the building, I saw the only other person was on the upper floor. A few people reported similar things happen to them. 

[SparklingSwirls 21,261]

I don’t think I’ve ever been into an old building at night

But I would love to give it a try, why not? 

[Lucky Bolt 34,914]

I haven’t, but it sounds creepy yet fascinating. I would maybe, if I had a buddy to go with. 

[Oblivion 20,265]

13 hours ago, Lucky Bolt said:

I haven’t, but it sounds creepy yet fascinating. I would maybe, if I had a buddy to go with. 

@Cyclone1066 your gf needs her hanny held get to it! (Also me as well pls) 

On 2/13/2020 at 9:59 AM, Dark Horse said:

I mean, I work in an old building that usually gets quite eerie at night, so I'm fairly used to things that might otherwise spook the average joe. 

The creepiest place I've been in at night was an old abandoned section of a hotel that we were scouting as theatre space during my time in college. The basement kitchens in particular were like something straight from a horror movie. I thought it was pretty neat. 

A bit off topic but what do you do for a living exactly?

[Envy 5,998]

I don't even like going into dark places in video games. There's no way you could get me to do so in real life.

[CatCat 1,118]

Yes I’m scarrrrrred especially if I’m alone cause I will get so scared and kaozoaoqkkzicjdekkqkxkxne

[IronM17 5,145]

I will not say that I hate it. But I have big respect about it. I don't believe into ghosts or something like that, but I have respect because it is really dangerous in old buildings at night. On the one side, when it is a lost place, there are a lot of things who can hurt you (like that the ground is unstable or that there are sharp edges for example). The other thing are other humans and maybe some animals. But because of the reason that we don't have that much dangerous animals here in germany, last thing is not the biggest problem. But other humans is for me personal the second biggest risk in old buildings after the building itself.

[Venomous 18,813]

Too scary for me. I would never set foot into such a thing. I don’t want a soul sucking demon getting me.

[Dreambiscuit 8,024]

To be honest I'd probably be scared, but at the same time deeply intrigued. I watch a lot of ghost hunting shows and always wanted to go snooping around in some of those old places. But I wouldn't do it unless I had someone to go with me; someone who doesn't mind high-pitched screaming, fingernails dug into their arm, or constant whining to leave immediately and go home as fast as our wheels could take us. Whether a place is reputed to be haunted or not, I'd still enjoy the thrill of exploration.,,within reason. 

[ZiggWheelsManning 7,358]

Great detail of old buildings Dreamy  

[Trot Shuffle 3,581]

I hate going into old buildings even when the sun is up! Too creepy for me 

They were still renovating some older parts of the high school i went to when I was still attending and one hallway towards the theater always had the lights cut out! I swear, the peeling paint, creaky wooden doors, and exposed piping on the ceiling with the lights turned off until you got near the theater's stage could fit in a horror scene! 

[Cash In 21,509]

Same thing I said three years ago. Give me a torch or flashlight and I could probably do it. Spooky yes, but I'd find it interesting. If I don't have a light source, forget about it. 

[Shiny Silvermoon 2,989]

It depends on how old it is, if it's abandonned and if there are rumors of ghosts...

[Nightmare Saturn 806]

If there's animatronics then hell no!  I'd rather not be stuck in there! 

Little scenario I made up:

Random Voice: Welcome to the show! I'm Chuck E Cheese! 

Saturn (Me): AHHHHHHHH! (starts running all randomly like a Scooby Doo cartoon) 

*Crash into the wall*

Saturn (me): Owww... 

 

[Phosphor 11,522]

I can walk around outdoors at night with no problem but creepy old buildings at night? NOPE!

At least outside, I can still see with starlight but indoor darkness is pitch black.

[ZiggWheelsManning 7,358]

Wouldn't go in due to cobwebs and no visibility  

[Partialgeek514 4,920]

Around the end of October, I've paid to go into old buildings at night. 

[DubWolf 16,606]

This sounds like fun.

I had thought of (but never seriously considered) going into the hospital I was born at across from where I work before it was fully torn down. It was fenced away and working at the new site, I also risked losing my job. Plus danger…. But mostly the other risks.

[Clawdeen 12,109]

I would be scared but I would probably do it because curiosity would get the better of me.

[EpicEnergy 22,074]

I don't recall going to one at all, but if I did I'd be more scared of there being freaky bugs in it than anything else.

[Ice Princess Silky 10,812]

"No! I FEAR NOTHING." Says the one who went to Germany in an old building for a LIVE HORROR STORY while the light were flickering and we were all screaming in suspense of that random masked man appearing out of nowhere from time to time...

Yes. We fear nothing!!! Totally.