Halloween Horror Nights 22 Discussion

[JungleSkip]

ok maybe i'm being daft here. i've been to HHN before but is $90 per person really high to anyone else or is it just me

Of course. Which is why I don't get one night admission.

 

[SeventyOne]

ok maybe i'm being daft here. i've been to HHN before but is $90 per person really high to anyone else or is it just me

It is really high--but still a better deal than a 1-day ticket to Animal Kingdom.

HHN remains primarily a locals event, and it's priced for multiple visits. With the Frequent Fear Plus pass, if you went every night, it works out to like $4 a visit.

 

[tiredoldspook]

well they are changing the frequent fear pass and taking nights off this year. They are pushing the early fear pass now.

 

[ReelJustice]

It is really high--but still a better deal than a 1-day ticket to Animal Kingdom.

Boom!

 

[John321]

Now that they're doing this Walking Dead Escape obstacle course, does anyone think the house is confirmed?

http://www.thewalkingdeadescape.com/index.html

I wish they would release the house already like they did with The Thing.

 

[Scarletwebslingr]

It is really high--but still a better deal than a 1-day ticket to Animal Kingdom.

Not during hell-week it isn't.

 

[SeventyOne]

Not during hell-week it isn't.

Fair enough.

 

[Octobers Fade]

Not during hell-week it isn't.

Yeah, wouldn't go during hell week again for free.

 

[the_ultimate_evil]

Of course. Which is why I don't get one night admission.

Sadly with the way my holiday is booked one night is all I can get to, and it's an early night on the schedule.

 

[georgemoe]

Sadly with the way my holiday is booked one night is all I can get to, and it's an early night on the schedule.

An early night is better than no night. And I'm going opening night and two out of my five days in FL. It's just how the trip this year turned out. No worries here. :thumbs:

 

[Hatetofly]

An early night is better than no night. And I'm going opening night and two out of my five days in FL. It's just how the trip this year turned out. No worries here. :thumbs:

It absoulutely is better than no night. I actually quite enjoy going opening night. Sure the casts are not in the groove and numerous adjustments are going to be made, but the best part of opening night is the crowd. There are so many actual fans of the event there on opening night, it just makes for a good time.

 

[JungleSkip]

Sadly with the way my holiday is booked one night is all I can get to, and it's an early night on the schedule.

Early night as in first 3 weeks? Get the Rush of Fear. It's only 60 something.

 

[Jakemeister]

I like going early in the event. The energy is higher and props aren't broken yet.

 

[Cecilia]

^This. It sucks that there are changes later on, but the actor's and working effects make up for it. Everything just feels fresh.

 

[georgemoe]

Early night as in first 3 weeks? Get the Rush of Fear. It's only 60 something.

Exactly. :happy:

 

[JungleSkip]

I like going early in the event. The energy is higher and props aren't broken yet.

I'm going to the second weekend again this year. Absolutely loved it last year.

 

[Jakemeister]

Everyone on Nightmares is having a big collective B----Fit and it's really getting old. I hope many of you guys understand that HHN might have to regress for a year for the progress of the whole park. If it does, oh well. I'd rather have a more rounded USF than a decent year of HHN. Everyone is also freaking out because of all the changes with Comcast now, once more, no care. Comcast is learning how to handle the event, and when they find out how much of a cash cow it is I'm betting they'll sink even more money into it.

 

[JungleSkip]

Everyone on Nightmares is having a big collective B----Fit and it's really getting old. I hope many of you guys understand that HHN might have to regress for a year for the progress of the whole park. If it does, oh well. I'd rather have a more rounded USF than a decent year of HHN. Everyone is also freaking out because of all the changes with Comcast now, once more, no care. Comcast is learning how to handle the event, and when they find out how much of a cash cow it is I'm betting they'll sink even more money into it.

They're being RIDICULOUS over there. And I thought Disney fans were negative. Oh man. If I hear one more person call Penn and Teller crap, I might go ballistic. I'm praying that turns out to be the best house of the year just to rub their faces in it.

 

[Teebin]

I have only heard good things about the Comcast changes. What are they rumored to have changed regarding HHNs? Or was that merely meant as a general statement with all of the construction?

 

[JungleSkip]

I have only heard good things about the Comcast changes. What are they rumored to have changed regarding HHNs? Or was that merely meant as a general statement with all of the construction?

People have been claiming that Comcast doesn't want to spend money on the event/parks, which is clearly not true at all. They're also complaining that there are going to be too many houses based on existing properties because of Comcast, which is apparently the evilest of evils. And then complaining about how all the construction will ruin the event, and that the parade has negatively affected scare zones. And then they're saying the event will suck because Penn and Teller are supposedly highly involved.

It's a lot of b****ing and moaning over nothing.