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Halloween Horror Nights XX: Twenty Years of Fear
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- Aug 17, 2009
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It has been stated several times by three different staff/admin members, no links or images of layouts. Enough is enough.
Did you actually click the link ??? Its to my website god damn . I off goog bye to all .
- Aug 17, 2009
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Yes I did. Did you read BriMan's post? No links to layouts. It linked to the spot where the image was posted. Same difference. You are not above the rules of the site.
The fact that you posted the image after I deleted the link proves that you don't care what we say.
- May 16, 2010
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This is a little off topic, so please forgive me. I just didn't want to start a new thread for a quick question. Does anyone have experience with bringing their kids to HHN? My son is 10 and thinks he is ready this year. I know the recommended age is 13, but I believe that is just a guideline. I go to HHN almost every year, so I know what to expect and believe he will be fine as far as the scares go. If we go I will be sure to get Express passes, so we don't have to stand in line with the drunks. Does anyone have input based on their own experiences?
I guess it really depends on what scares your kids. I don't have any experience of bringing children, but I have seen them at the event. Some kids can handle the event, while others can't. From what I've seen, it's about 50/50.
- Jul 15, 2010
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IMHO- I don't like seeing kids under 13 at HHN. Not to say that your kids can't handle it or not, but most of them are not mature enough to act appropriatley (neither are some adults) Besides the point. Kids under 13 even under 17 I feel should not be at the event. We had a discussion at work today about kids and they just slow up the lines and the experience. I think things could be a lot scarier and more out there if they knew kids under 17 weren't coming in. But UO needs to make $$ so the kids will come and Adults will get drunk....ahhh HHN a night for the wackos....love being one of them. Of course I am not obnoxious 
I attended my first Horror Nights at age 12 and at the time I regretted not going earlier. If he thinks he's ready, then give it a shot. I'd personally think age 10, while a little young, is fine for going to the event because they're old enough to understand that it's fake and nobody is there to hurt them. The only thing I'd be a little mindful of would be the gore, but even that is so cartoony at times that it shouldn't be too big an issue.
well I plan on taking my 6 year old god son. I use to be one of those people who say "x age shouldnt be at HHN" but I realize that if he can watch a horror movie with no problem then why not HHN. HHN has been very tamed the last few years. Its more intense than scary to me.
- Jul 25, 2010
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did the hhn guy get kicked off? he was def full of it!!! he had so many times to prove us wrong, oh well!
has anyone ever seen anyone get kicked out of hhn? a fight broke out last year at leave it to clever and the security handled it quick and well.
the event is hit or miss with kids so its up to you to decide if they can handle the scare, besides this year is going to crazy so def take precaution
has anyone ever seen anyone get kicked out of hhn? a fight broke out last year at leave it to clever and the security handled it quick and well.
the event is hit or miss with kids so its up to you to decide if they can handle the scare, besides this year is going to crazy so def take precaution
I'm sure it happens a bunch of times throughout the event.
And SleepyBeagle, I say it's absolutely worth a shot as long as he's not just saying he can handle it now, and then it's a different story come nighttime.
I've seen a group of people get kicked out in 2005. They walked off Jurassic Park River Adventure while the boat was approaching the unloading station.
They don't kick enough people out for breaking lines, smoking in lines, making asses of themselves and such. That is one of my Major issues with the Event.
But that is also a major problem, the security will only kick people out for violent reasons. For line cutting and things like being etc.. they will only slap them on the hand and send them on they're merry way. But HHN is the event where UO gets the most people on their black list and are banned for a year to life.
Personally I feel that kids under 15 should not be allowed period. I'm sorry, but I don't want any kids skipping merrily into the park and walking out in a strait jacket. not cool. Even if you think your kid can handle it there's still no way to be sure. I feel 10 is way too young...wait another few years and then give it a go.
As for seeing people kicked out: My first time ever at HHN I witnessed a drunk man being escorted out while I was in line for a house.
Oh, I almost forgot: apparently Uni caught on that HHN36 or whatever his name was posted the layouts on his site, cuz on his page it currently says account suspended.
LINK: www.hhnspace.com
As for seeing people kicked out: My first time ever at HHN I witnessed a drunk man being escorted out while I was in line for a house.
Oh, I almost forgot: apparently Uni caught on that HHN36 or whatever his name was posted the layouts on his site, cuz on his page it currently says account suspended.
LINK: www.hhnspace.com
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