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Well, I guess if there's any ideas that the design team has really wanted to do for a tent, this would be the year to do it!
Halloween Horror Nights 33 (UOR) - Speculation & Rumors
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Just wanted to pop in and provide an update after doing more research. Seems I may have jumped the gun with this statement. The LOT F BUILDING INSTALLATION permit is actually for two buildings - Building 138A and Building 138B. Building 138B is a 120’ x 60’ utility building to support 138A. The square footage of Building 138A is not listed (yet), but the overall project has a comparable construction value to B108 (the second Parade building where Last of Us was this year).
For comparison, B108 is 37,500sqft and its permit had a construction value of $3,765,450 in 2016. The permit for the construction of buildings 138A and 138B has a construction value of $3,227,000.
So even though the Sprung tents are both still being used this year, I think it’s entirely possible that B138A will be the replacement facility for both of them in 2025.
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I always assumed house construction costed way more than that, not gonna lie
$90k is not accurate at all lol
I read that figure to mean the infrastructure (that construction which would require a permit), not the set pieces per se. But I’m certainly no expert.
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Yeah that would be my guess too. Like @UniversalRBLX said, there's no way they could do a whole house for 90k lol
I'm fairly certain just one haunted house can easily reach the seven-figure range 
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That was always my assumption lolI'm fairly certain just one haunted house can easily reach the seven-figure range
$90K sounds right for a house with similar quality to Chucky
(i apologize in advance, someone had to say it)
(i apologize in advance, someone had to say it)
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I mean, honestly, yes lol
I think it'd be safe to assume that FNAF would be in a parade building or soundstage - but I honestly think it would be better in a tent. (the costumes might make that difficult though)
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In my experience the parks' budgets for construction is cost estimate plus double that for redoing all the stuff that was wrong in planning.
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No, but it's probably going to be one along the lines of Iron Maiden and Scooby Doo lol
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Hollywood had kkfos in 2021 which is after Amazon got the rights to that so by technicality Amazon has been at our event. Also good to see I wasn’t the only one thinking fallout
Streaming rights are just an extension of the licenses issued on a show’s behalf…the licensing rights lie solely with the production company, not the distribution company (why Friends, a show produced by WB but aired on NBC, is on Max and not Peacock).
As long as Netflix is the only streamer PRODUCING HHN-quality content, they’ll be the only streaming presence at the event.
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To be fair, Netflix is both a producer and distributor.
For instance, The Sandman was produced by WB Television (amongst others), but streamed exclusively on Netflix. I believe that the final rights would likely land with WB Television and the other partners.
(I'm not saying that Sandman is coming to HHN)
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