Thank you for the honest feedback. I’m still trying to figure out how to troubleshoot this when we’re filming with big groups like this because it was definitely frustrating at the time during filming but it does get better as the video progresses. We muted as much as we could in editing.

Again I’m not criticizing your video at all. If anything the people who run this should try to separate people maybe onto different floors or areas for said times maybe. We wanted to go but if it’s really crowded and loud we’ll probably not go. Super cool experiences you all had.

It's all good. :) It's definitely worth going, but really hard to record long videos like this unless you can get away from the other groups or can do a more private tour. It's a huge property. They give you the option of going pretty much wherever and then rotate groups out at different times, but there were 50-60 people there, so it is pretty difficult to avoid people fully with groups that large, but still TOTALLY worth it. If you skip to the sections in the video where we're in the chapels, we do Estes Method some more, and we go back to Jim's room again (maybe the last 20 minutes) that's where we got the best activity, and it's much quieter too. I also have a theory that we had such better luck with communication toward the end because we were super invested and not goofing around. (I always personally go into these spaces with a certain level of compassion and taking it seriously at least to some degree). Plus, I think it helps that the majority of people had left by then because it was so late (the tour was several hours long in real time). I would definitely go back.