Halloween Horror Nights 34 (UOR) - Speculation & Rumors

[saint.piss]

You need something at the entrance to set the stage and establish the theme. I think they REALLY need to bring back the heavily themed entrance arches of the old days and get rid of the industrial metal signs that have been there since Walking Dead. If Uni does that, I think they can get away with just a few costumed Scareactors in the entry plaza - or even just leave it empty aside from some light theming.

Sadly I dont think they will, but I agree they should bring back the themed entrances. They were so cool. I miss how elaborate they use to be with the set design around the park. The entrance/scarezones dont get the same love they use to lol

 

[Legacy]

You need something at the entrance to set the stage and establish the theme. I think they REALLY need to bring back the heavily themed entrance arches of the old days and get rid of the industrial metal signs that have been there since Walking Dead. If Uni does that, I think they can get away with just a few costumed Scareactors in the entry plaza - or even just leave it empty aside from some light theming.

You need a theme to set a theme.

 

[Viator]

I have to think Plaza of The Stars is off limits--if only because they don't really have the luxury of non-IP around that space now compared to before (especially as Wicked should be sticking around for 2025 and a portion of 2026, in lieu of For Good coming out at the end of the year). Considering how much was diminished; I think it makes sense that Plaza is removed from the equation (and that they could put that investment elsewhere in turn).

 

[Casper Gutman]

You need a theme to set a theme.

That’s a bit worrying. They’ve been pretty good about having a theme - or at least a unifying aesthetic - the last several years.

 

[Clive]

You need a theme to set a theme.

I do think a general "gothically spooky but grand" overlay to the arches would be better than the industrial metal things we've been saddled with for over a decade now. Doesn't have to be specific to any particular year's theme or aesthetic.