FWIW, last night the crowds were very tolerable. We were able to get 6 houses done.
Halloween Horror Nights 28 General Discussion
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I haven't seen or heard that. AFAIK, it's up to bartender's best judgment for the cutoff.
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“Visibly intoxicated” so slurred speech, impaired motor control, etc.
While it’s not as sober as a normal operating day it’s better than F&W.
In the past, yes. This weekend, I haven't noticed any of that behavior - but I'm just one set of eyes, so.
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Saturday night I was behind a woman who had no shoes on in the StrTh queue, and talking to her she was pretty dazed. Not sure about slurred speech and wobbly movement, but she was getting there.
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They said they "marked your arm" and once you had "X amount of drinks" they no longer served you. Which I'd never heard before.
Didn't see this. Standard one-drink-per-person rule in effect of course. They were actively pushing the orange wristbands on Saturday, maybe a misunderstanding of that?
Beats me, the dogs had fairy lights on so maybe a way of scare actors seeing them? Must be a sensory overload for those animals though..
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Dogs at HHN have become more common recently I think. specially because the actors like to see them and people take a lot of pics of the dogs in the zones. I know they are still service animals but on fb it kinda became a trend to take them to the zones and take pics. But also there were some actors that said that the job was really hard and that when they saw the dogs they felt a lot better that day, so in a way the dogs ended up being helpful to even the actors (just from judging what people were saying on FB)
I don't know how the dogs deal with the loud noises, but im sure they train them for stuff like that.
The taking of "service animals" to HHN makes me so mad. So unfair to those animals.
Yep i get that and see the point, never thought of it like that. But surely sometimes in the houses they provide the scares before having the time to realise the dogs are there? This puppy i saw was tiny though, but maybe she picked it up and carried it once in the house.
I understand people need service animals but i agree, just like carrying a child through these areas i think it's unfair to them.
Most people who use "service animals" don't need them, and the system is abused horribly. Basically any animal can get designated a service animal.
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I have a lawsuit pending against United, because they wouldn't let me bring my service elephant on the plane. Don't they know I get nervous unless Jumbo is with me?
I believe you guys are referring to ESA's, or emotional support animals. Service animals are completely different and are highly regulated because those literally cannot be denied anywhere by law.
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I counted 7 “mechanic” type chainsaw SA’s in San Fran around 9:30ish on Friday so can confirm they were there.
As much as they crush my soul I do I wish one of them would’ve came by to help me cut my waffles though.
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The issue is that, people with "ESAs" try to treat them like Service Animals, and tend to throw a fit when companies disagree with them.
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I have a friend that trains "real" service animals, and you're absolutely right. More and more people are requesting the ability to bring there dog places they shouldn't be.
