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Is it the survey? That little three question thing? How could that get the forum in trouble?Universal has sent out a CONFIDENTIAL HHN 26 email. Please do not discuss its contents on the forums. Thanks.
Is it the survey? That little three question thing? How could that get the forum in trouble?Universal has sent out a CONFIDENTIAL HHN 26 email. Please do not discuss its contents on the forums. Thanks.
It was more than 3 questions, I believe I can say since it was revealed prior to the confidential notice that it was supposed to take 7 minutes.Is it the survey? That little three question thing? How could that get the forum in trouble?
Let's be real, HHN is the only theme park event worthy of being called an event. It's the only one people endlessly speculate on throughout the year, only one with major announcements that generate tons of hype and it's the only event that stops everything theme parks when it comes out. There are podcasts, websites, forums just dedicated to it and only it. Nothing can touch it, so why bother fighting it? If Disney made a scary event in MGM, it would be ripped into shreds. Unfair comparisons would be made and the constant backlash from fans and press because "Disney is making something scary" would be a disaster. Disney was never known for making horror movies, just leave it to the masters.
Also yawwwwn, survey period, do you want to see walking dead return? Just ready for some eventual leaks that are somewhat legitimate, none of that "prop master" garbage![]()
I think it's fair to say that MNSSHP and MVMCP are not in the same league as HHN. Sure they sell out but they limit the number of tickets sold so that short waits is part of the appeal of going. They also don't really offer that much more than just the park redecorated.
I've been to both of the WDW parties, I enjoyed them. Even on sold out nights crowds are far lighter than the lightest HHN nights.From a drawing standpoint.... They are in the same league. Disney's event may not be your cup of tea, but they pull in crowds.
I've been to both of the WDW parties, I enjoyed them. Even on sold out nights crowds are far lighter than the lightest HHN nights.
I've been to both of the WDW parties, I enjoyed them. Even on sold out nights crowds are far lighter than the lightest HHN nights.
Well also keep in mind that the capacity for MK is much larger than USF.
Yeah that's true. I don't know what the HHN numbers are but I've always heard the parties are capped at around 20k. To me I guess the fact they the cap the attendance so that the crowds are lighter as part of the appeal of that particular event is what sets it apart in a different league. With HHN the event stands on it's own without needing to say "plus you can ride all the rides without a long wait" to help sell it.Well also keep in mind that the capacity for MK is much larger than USF.
I didn't do HHN the last two times I was at Universal in the fall. I only once attended HHN, in 2013, I think three nights. Like Teebin, I'm not a big horror fan. But you people have really started to spur my interest. I think I'll try a few nights again when I go to Universal this autumn. :thumbsup:
Still, the number of tickets for a "sell out" for the parties is surprisingly small.
Understood. But with a park that's rumored to handle 100K (realistically 70-80K), crowds will feel lighter with 20K than a park where capacity is around 45-50K .
It was more than 3 questions, I believe I can say since it was revealed prior to the confidential notice that it was supposed to take 7 minutes.
It really wasn't anything special though, I'm beginning to think they're just putting that notice on more liberally now.
I would say and this is probably the best I can do without discussing the actual survey, the survey wasn't really anything all that different from past years and my takeaway was opposite of yours.I didn't take it, so I'm not bound by a confidentiality agreement, but from what I've been told by others not as clear on the first two rules of Fight Club, it suggests a fundamental re-thinking of the HHN "season pass" structure is under consideration. Obviously no guarantee any of it will come to fruition, but it suggests The Powers that Be recognize $100 for 20+ nights is no longer sustainable.
From a drawing standpoint.... They are in the same league. Disney's event may not be your cup of tea, but they pull in crowds.
Yea, MK's capacity is 70-75K, and that's understood.
But those parties just don't draw anywhere near the amount HHN does. Hell, I'd imagine they don't draw as much as Food and Wine does.