I’ve been spamming the HHN Twitter with this gif over and over again lolHonestly Universal should just post this image and i'll be happyView attachment 16202
I’ve been spamming the HHN Twitter with this gif over and over again lolHonestly Universal should just post this image and i'll be happyView attachment 16202
I’ve been spamming the HHN Twitter with this gif over and over again lol
Goosebumps is a great and a lot of us grew up on itI saw at a lot of people at the event last year wearing Goosebumps related shirts.
That would make sense. I feel like they could have us enter through the express lane, but exit through the regular entrance(Without knowledge of where exits are/queues connect/etc)
With the attraction being closed for HHN, I'm going to guess the portal will be set up on South Street, near the Beat Builders set. It'll probably wind us through the outdoor section of the queue and possibly part of the indoor queue, then back out to the tent. Assuming the exit of the tent is on the gift shop side, maybe there's a side door in that area that will spit us out in front of the gift shop? Unless there's a scare zone there.
If there's a zone in San Fran, then maybe we'll loop through the indoor queue, enter the tent from the gift shop side behind the facade, then exit out of the gate next to the F&F entrance.
I put way too much thought into this..
Not that I heard of no.Is there any adults animation that may be made into a haunted house? I'm just asking out of curiosity?
Rick and Morty.Is there any adults animation with horror themes that may be made into a haunted house one day (even if it is not for this year)? I'm just asking out of curiosity.
Doesn't disney own the rights to goosebumps or am I mistaken?
Sony has the rights, Disney is just distributing the TV series.Yup. They have a Disney+ series in development
What about Mr. Pickles? He's literally a mass murdering, serial killer dog. Very horror, right?Is there any adults animation with horror themes that may be made into a haunted house one day
Sony has the rights, Disney is just distributing the TV series.
A Goosebumps house wouldn't need to be based on anything in film or TV though. Universal could just go straight to R.L. Stine in an attempt to make a house based on the books.Still likely going to lock us out of any GB usage at HHN due to Disney's involvement.
A Goosebumps house wouldn't need to be based on anything in film or TV though. Universal could just go straight to R.L. Stine in an attempt to make a house based on the books.
I would hazard a guess, in the contract with the series, there's a clause or a specification that it cannot be used at any other theme park. Specifically, since HHN has been doing more family-friendly things.100%. However, that might be riding the line pretty tightly. I could see Disney potentially seeing that as harming the "family friendly" halo around Goosebumps that they're paying for, and throw some legal roadblocks out.
Uni would likely end up winning that one, but would they want to even start down that road.
Nope.100%. However, that might be riding the line pretty tightly. I could see Disney potentially seeing that as harming the "family friendly" halo around Goosebumps that they're paying for, and throw some legal roadblocks out.
Uni would likely end up winning that one, but would they want to even start down that road.
if Sony and Universal were to both agree
I really don't think it would harm their relationship all that much and tbh, they both need each other. Sony needs someone to distribut the show and Disney needs more horror-tinged shows. A lot of their content is very same-y. Marvel, Star Wars, a crap ton of Nat Geo, Disney Channel stuff and that's about it for variety.I suppose that's a pretty big 'if' as well. Does Sony want to potentially harm a Disney relationship to get a one year cash influx.
Edit: This is strictly referencing using the movie(s), not the books.
That would make sense. I feel like they could have us enter through the express lane, but exit through the regular entrance
Who knows
And i'd rather Fear Street over both of those.I think it's definitely something Universal could do if they really wanted it.
But I'd rather see Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark anyway lol.
I would love Fear Street for sure!And i'd rather Fear Street over both of those.
(Actually i'd really rather a The Last of Us maze, but i'm hoping next year is finally the year for that with the show coming out.)
I mean, I wouldn't hold hope for fear street- I think it's past it's prime as far as relevance goes - this year feels like it's last shotI would love Fear Street for sure!
And TLOU is my number one wishlist house.. so I am REALLY crossing my fingers for next year.