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It's basically a boy and his dog, except the boy is a hot chick and the dog is an elderly Leatherface. Joe Bob says check it out.
The Old HHN 30 Speculation Thread (2020)
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- Apr 7, 2019
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Man that sucks I thought the idea of jack being in charge of my event sounded kinda unique
- Jul 27, 2015
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Despite all the canonical stuff that’s incorrect in this, I wouldn’t be surprised if Universal attempts something like this in the future. They’ve done interactive scanning before with Horror Unearthed, so implementing it into the app wouldn’t be too far of a stretch.
Combine this concept with the potential “premium night” they were floating last year and it would be a hell of an up-charge.
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Yeah it would be a pretty cool upcharge.
- Jul 24, 2018
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That H4 mask... *gag*
I guess I imagined that the masks in that house actually matched the one from the movie.
- Apr 29, 2016
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You forgot to say how many stars out of four.
- May 26, 2010
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The app idea was never, ever, ever going to be practical in the timeframe they had without it being a total disaster. I'm glad it's being scrapped.
- Jul 24, 2018
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I was intrigued by it but in the back of my mind I always thought "How exactly would this work?"
- Apr 7, 2019
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So with no app does that mean no virtual queue and just social distanced lines?
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Re: no app
I really like the ability to loosely plan the night and then adjust as the night goes on. Skip a house, do one two times back to back, stop and eat, etc etc.
I do theme parks in a pretty regimented way (research, plan, and mostly stick to it but with flexibility) and even I didn’t like the idea of someone else planning it for me in a more firm inflexible way.
I really like the ability to loosely plan the night and then adjust as the night goes on. Skip a house, do one two times back to back, stop and eat, etc etc.
I do theme parks in a pretty regimented way (research, plan, and mostly stick to it but with flexibility) and even I didn’t like the idea of someone else planning it for me in a more firm inflexible way.
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:stun: huh. Hard to imagine the event moving forward without any type of virtual queue system this year.
- Apr 29, 2016
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Just switchbacks, glorious switchbacks, as far as the eye can see. My god. It'll be beautiful.
- Aug 18, 2017
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!= means doesn't mean. As in it doesn't mean there WON'T be a virtual queue.
How would the soundstage where Ghostbusters was work with switcbacks? I understand the plaza has plenty, but once you get within three or four switchbacks of the house, there really isnt any space to socially distance.
- Apr 29, 2016
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Limited capacity for the event, and redo that area slightly. I don't think I've ever seen that music plaza completely full.
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I can't even imagine how the event is going to run without a virtual queue, my guess would be either A social distanced queues with just switchbacks or B. Reduced capacity.
- Aug 13, 2016
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There will be reduced capacity.
This. Even naturally - I know of at least 5 people (Philly / NJ based) who are not going for the first time in years, regardless of operating status. Lack of travel from outside Florida (internationally and domestically) will bring the numbers down, even on top of any capacity limits Universal sets via policy.
- Feb 15, 2012
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People should start making peace with the fact they might be able to go twice, hit 6-8 houses total (not a night, total), no shows, no alcohol, and no friend hang outs. Prepare now. Hopefully it doesn’t come to fruition but it could and would.
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