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We see this a ton with Universal. They don't own Harry Potter, so theres a hogwarts in the UK. Despite owning dreamworks, they have rides at motiongate. Blumhouse work with anyone, whether its Blackout or the FNAF house in saudi arabia. Simpsons is Disney owned now. etc. It sucks that the...

God, imagine if Knotts could do Ghost Town Alive type stuff all the time and pitch the park kinda as what evermore never was lol

I think most people feel that way, but this is a business and those houses are for sure not in competition in regards to right acquisitions. I'm not sure if this is accurate, but if a Stranger Things budgetarily gets us a monstruous I'll take a FNAF house for another awesome original!

I think those are valid reasons for sure, but I don’t think the appeal is limited. Idgaf about Fnaf really, but it made a lot of money and is a hit with a key young demo whose parents buy them merchandise

Why not do it as a year round restaurant? I’m not sure if that would be viable, but it could be a killer in or outside the park at city walk

I would eat every piece of Monty’s track if it meant that SFMM would have good operations I also think the discourse against Knott’s recently has been pretty wild and not representative of the general public at all. TBH it’s kinda soured me to any discourse only surrounding the park since...

I’d love for them to really push the bar and chuckys bbq idea to its maximum potential and just turn Hudson gate or Hollywood and dine into a full quick service restaurant themed to fnaf. Drives away some traffic from the mazes while driving photo ops and social media engagement. That’d be...

mummy with a killer refurb headed by the HHN team would be awesome. Imagine if they rethemed it to Universal Monsters to allow all of the characters to have a permanent spot after their successful reign of houses

Okay, I was there last night, and while it was crowded from like 7-9, it died down really quick imo and felt pretty empty. Express lines were walk on besides room 13 purely due to the queue construction, shows were half empty, food lines were super manageable, there was always an open bathroom...

I’m guessing show reset time in regards to the shorter event hours but I could be wrong (let’s it play every hour). After seeing the shows at Knott’s, hanging and cleaver excluded, it seems that Halloween entertainment is really taking a strap up. I love shows and scare zones since they kinda...

I think this is all for sure true. I didn’t see the same issue at blumhouse since most people I saw didn’t even think the experience was anything more than seeing the FNAF characters (which with how they did Chucky, and with how enthusiastic most crowds were about fnaf, the younger demographic...

I’d love to see them bring a water centric nightmare fuel to the waterworld venue. Lyra and silks on the crane arms, maybe motorcycle ball or the two person pendulum on the main platform, fire acts all around, etc. I think there is a strong possibility something like this happens

What do we think management and creative will take from this? More purge? More shows? More waterworld during HHN (my guess)? Hopefully this helps makes the event easier in regards to waiting in lines. Imagine, for people that don’t really care for all the mazes, doing shows they don’t have to...

Isn't this in order to make money for the strike? Y'all know you're not actually paying for that, its a donation with a perk

I don’t know if this counts as a review, but bill burr recently told a story about going to Super Nintendo land and his gripes with the Mario Kart ride that’s pretty funny and relatable for a lot of us. Check it out here

Heard good things, liked DGG last trilogy, love the original, love the cast, please be good lol

It's crazy how those aspects really took it a step up for me in regards to rogue one. I like the music more here and think the use of the radio head song was so interesting. I also enjoyed the general narrative, as it felt super familiar, but more emotional than anything else edward's has done...

I'm guessing it'd be like HMH where it's based off the arkham game, but with semiorginal designs due to the transfer to live action. Maybe they'd model them after the Animated character style of Justice League, though, with the surrounding ride

I think that timeline is about right. Every year since 2018 has improved upon the last in ways previous years didn't feel the same

Dude, that sounds wonderful lol