#HHNForever - Orlando 2020

[Petercamie]

We don't KNOW anything.

TECHNICALLY we do know that some permits have finalized...but I know what you mean. Nothing is confirmed until it's confirmed.

 

[Andysol]

Whole lot of arguing over what we get and don’t get from an unannounced rumor with no details known whatsoever outside of 2-4 possible houses.

 

[ReelJustice]

Whole lot of arguing over what we get and don’t get from an unannounced rumor with no details known whatsoever outside of 2-4 possible houses.

And it’s bonus!

 

[Tbad556]

Definitely not surprised by the lack of an announcement today honestly. Like I said yesterday, it's crazy how haphazardly things are moving with this. From what I've been hearing, some management roles weren't even reached out to about doing this until yesterday. They're still scattering to throw this all together at the last second. Patience is a virtue with this chaotic mess.

 

[Brian G.]

Can we wait to argue about details that aren't even known and just debate whether it's happening or not, or if it should happen or not.... ?

 

[TheCodeMan95]

Can we wait to argue about details that aren't even known and just debate whether it's happening or not, or if it should happen or not.... ?

I'll start

It certainly seems like something is happening. Whether it should? Absolutely, as much as it might upset some people. Universal needs more revenue streams and a taste of HHN is the perfect thing for that.

 

[Grabnar]

FWIW if this is daytime operations you will 100% need some DARK sunglasses to wear for at least 10-15 min before you go in just to be able to see. I've stay and screamed the last 2 years and wore these in the queue and was able to pop them off and see the house immediately.

The times that I didn't wear them I was stumbling around in the dark with no clue what was going on unable to see the scareactors until I was almost done with the house. If I paid $30-50 for that experience I'd be pretty pissed.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

I’ll say this, I’ve seen SS assignments start as early as 830am, so this will likely run all day or till the early evening.

As for if it should happen: If it helps TMs get hours in and employ people then do it. Especially if it also boosts restaurant revenue.

 

[Disneyhead]

I’ll say this, I’ve seen SS assignments start as early as 830am, so this will likely run all day or till the early evening.

As for if it should happen: If it helps TMs get hours in and employ people then do it. Especially if it also boosts restaurant revenue.

And hotel stays.

 

[ChaseTuff]

I feel like this will be a weekend announcement...considering what tommorrow is...

 

[Vyrus]

Counterpoint: you’re getting less scareactors and no close interactions. Not to mention no scarezones, shows, or nighttime ambience.

Counter, counter point...you're getting something when you thought you weren't getting anything, and who's to say with now a more limited crowd going through the house they restore the original amount of SAs.

 

[Legacy]

...who's to say with now a more limited crowd going through the house they restore the original amount of SAs.

The number of performers has nothing to do with size of crowds. It’s based on performer availability and break room space.

 

[RevFreako]

FWIW if this is daytime operations you will 100% need some DARK sunglasses to wear for at least 10-15 min before you go in just to be able to see. I've stay and screamed the last 2 years and wore these in the queue and was able to pop them off and see the house immediately.

The times that I didn't wear them I was stumbling around in the dark with no clue what was going on unable to see the scareactors until I was almost done with the house. If I paid $30-50 for that experience I'd be pretty pissed.

This is a good idea for HHN in general.

 

[TheCodeMan95]

This is a good idea for HHN in general.

I'll never forget being the first one into Poltergeist and walking directly into a wall.

 

[hhn28andbeyond]

I'll never forget being the first one into Poltergeist and walking directly into a wall.

Not to mention the awkward altercation between yourself and the scare actor who’s boo hole you just walked into trying to find the exit to a room

 

[Grabnar]

I'll never forget being the first one into Poltergeist and walking directly into a wall.

Similar thing happened to me my first year with Scarecrow. Poltergeist was rough though, I did a walkthrough after forgetting to wear them and regretted it immediately.

 

[Living Dead Dude]

I feel like this will be a weekend announcement...considering what tommorrow is...

Honestly I could see a very last min announcement with how this years been. Just show up to the tribute store and they like oh yea so we selling these tickets to go in houses

 

[Mad Dog]

Regular attraction BUT, I do the same when I go into the queues for Frozen & Mummy.

 

[Michael S]

Honestly I could see a very last min announcement with how this years been. Just show up to the tribute store and they like oh yea so we selling these tickets to go in houses

 

[ultimateforce]

FWIW if this is daytime operations you will 100% need some DARK sunglasses to wear for at least 10-15 min before you go in just to be able to see. I've stay and screamed the last 2 years and wore these in the queue and was able to pop them off and see the house immediately.

The times that I didn't wear them I was stumbling around in the dark with no clue what was going on unable to see the scareactors until I was almost done with the house. If I paid $30-50 for that experience I'd be pretty pissed.

My first house for 28 was Dead Exposure and I couldn't even tell you what was in the house the first time.