SeventyOne
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I forget where, probably Nightmares, but someone alluded to it being 3-D. Also made a pun on the word "nuked"--with the "New Vegas" sign, a 3-D post-apocalyptic Vegas theme seems a lock.
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HHN 22 Construction
- Thread starter John321
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sometimes they have some props out in the street at RTU
in relation to P&T being 3D. I just hope the tunnel isn't in this house (doesn't appear to be) but In-Between really messed me up with the Glasses and standing in the tunnel for what felt like 5 minutes. I had to take my glasses off part way through the house.
YETI PINTRADER
Veteran Member
They always set up some scarezone props before RTU but they cover them over in tarps while RTU is going on.
figment1986
Premium Member
Remember, last year at RTU the Bill and Ted set was already put together, just covered up enough to not offend the Christians in the audience... (we all thought circle K at first... not the number they actually used)...
- Mar 16, 2010
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I don't think so. I would expect the sets in Penn and Teller(in some regards to what is seen in the video) to be more like a Havoc fall out shelter out type theme at times it is not 3D cheese. I don't think they worked the Tunnel into that. Unless in fact they did not want to move it far (or at all, don't know which tent this is in and which one is Alice Cooper's)
Hi guys 
Over at Nightmares most people are saying that the spinning tunnel is likely to be in SS20b since the permit for that house mentioned a vortex room, but it could always be referring to something entirely different, I just thought I'd throw it out there :smiley:
Over at Nightmares most people are saying that the spinning tunnel is likely to be in SS20b since the permit for that house mentioned a vortex room, but it could always be referring to something entirely different, I just thought I'd throw it out there :smiley:
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I did not realize they still did shows there. I never actually watched the show since it was never on when I went.
YETI PINTRADER
Veteran Member
Am I the only one that would miss if the spinning tunnel would be gone. It's not that I think it's an amazing effect, it's just been a HHN tradition all the years I've gone.
They are fun but it is not going to be something I would feel like we lost of it did not show up in any house...unless it was a method of storytelling that should of been in a haunt that had a very nothing hallway or something that could of utilized it.
My favorite placement of it had to be in Interstellar Terror during HHN 18. The idea that it was the ship rotating on you was an awesome concept. Especially to come out of it in place as a 'scene' and the scenary from then on out in the ship was built and themed upside-down.
Teebin
Legendary Member
It's very similar to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lK0_rVvLwAQ&feature=player_detailpage#t=38s