I'm offended. How dare they try to entice me like this with Universal Monsters imagery! ....I'll take 3
I'm not sure that they are.Sorry if this has been answered before why is USH fine with POC and people videoing the houses but Florida is not?
Does USH have new rules? Normally they let anyone filmI'm not sure that they are.
Sorry if this has been answered before why is USH fine with POV and people videoing the houses but Florida is not?
Sorry if this has been answered before why is USH fine with POV and people videoing the houses but Florida is not?
I'm not sure that they are.
Which is an absolute shame. I really wish they would enforce it. I can recall a couple of times a house has been ruined for me because some idiot is recording in front of me intentionally HOLDING UP THE LINE so he can get all the scares on his footage. They should enforce it.Per the website, they technically are not allowed - but it is never enforced.
Yeah, if it were up to me they'd eliminate all filming -- even on media nights. Have a media rep from the park take authorized POVs of all the houses, distribute them to your media list and be done with it. It not only makes for a crummy walkthrough for non-recording guests, I'd argue it actually kinda sucks for people who feel obligated to capture the footage.Which is an absolute shame. I really wish they would enforce it. I can recall a couple of times a house has been ruined for me because some idiot is recording in front of me intentionally HOLDING UP THE LINE so he can get all the scares on his footage. They should enforce it.
Yeah, if it were up to me they'd eliminate all filming -- even on media nights. Have a media rep from the park take authorized POVs of all the houses, distribute them to your media list and be done with it. It not only makes for a crummy walkthrough for non-recording guests, I'd argue it actually kinda sucks for people who feel obligated to capture the footage.
Honestly very good to know, since I didn't get EA in time for opening night, and my original plan was to do what I did last year and go for curious george first at 6, but this makes me think maybe that isn't a good idea. With 4 mazes on the lower lot, even if only 2 are open for EA, it might make more sense to try and do that first compared to 2 of 2 curious george mazes being open for EA, much less room for people to spread around up there. Will probably have to wait on other peoples' judgement though.Just watched Five Fires live from tonight and he talked about the early access houses being 2 on the lower lot (Weeknd & TCM) and 2 on the upper lot (Insidious & Ghostbusters). Anyone have any more info on this?
And the dlc risks selling out a week beforehand. lolWell dam, I guess I'll be doing Ghostbuters wayyyy less then I thought if its an early entry house.
Not a bad move to spread crowds out but man does the general pass feel like a video game where they take DLC out to sell it to you later.
As far as I'm aware it's kinda a grey area. Camera lights/flash are what's explicitly prohibited, so as long as they dont have lights on, the line isnt being held up or they aren't getting in performers faces, they tend to not really care.I concur with others that I don't believe it is allowed, but it generally isn't enforced. Maybe if the filming is holding up the line.
But I kind of liken filming a maze to people filming a 3D movie attraction... like, it's going to come out really bad, so why even bother? Mazes are just something inherently difficulty to film due to poor lighting and close proximity.... you're never going to get the full effect. The vast majority of maze videos are crap. Seems pretty pointless to me, I wouldn't be upset to see it banned outright.