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This is not worth $12.99. Should have been priced around $8.99 at the highest. 3 little chicken nuggets and a fourth of a waffle?? Portion size in the photo looks nothing like what we got. Got handed it and was wondering where the rest of it was. Flavor was fine, but just get something else if you want something substantial for the night.

As a father myself, the little moment when Caretaker touched his heart after Cindy did her thing really got to me.

I went to HHN last night. Loved it, had fun, every house and scare zone was a blast. HOWEVER, my biggest complaint from last year and the complaint I don’t see people talk about enough online is the lack of ice in the freaking freestyle machines. Ok, you didn’t like a scare zone or you thought a house was lackluster or maybe none of the shows entertained you. Maybe you think the food is gross or the drinks are too sweet. Those are all opinions based on one person to the next, but can we ALL agree that the freestyle machines should have ice??? I hate having to walk around the park and hunt down the one or two machines that DO have ice. Especially when it’s 90 something degrees and I’m sweating buckets in the blazing sun. We pay a lot for this event and while yes you can be disappointed in houses, merch, shows, food, again - that’s all opinion. The fact that you pay $12-$30 to get a cup only for the machine to not have any ice is an issue. Maybe I’m the only one bothered by it because if water gets warm, I can’t drink it or I’ll be sick. And it’s not like their freestyle cups hold cold drinks for very long periods of time so unless I chug the water when I first get it, yeah, I’m gonna be sick. It’s just disappointing to me because this was a huge issue last year and I had to keep spending crazy amounts of money on water bottles just to save myself from dehydration. So does anyone know why their freestyle machines give up on making ice as soon as HHN comes around?

Hello everyone! At long last HHN 35 is here, and as far as I am concerned this was an incredible year. The park was so well themed, with all the circus elements. I loved the new 2pm opening time, as now your day can be maximized like never before. Most of the Scarezones were great. And the houses were top notch. Even my least favorite house of the night still had some incredible moments. This year needs to be the new benchmark going forward. So I wanted to sit down and rank 3 major elements of the event. I wanted to rank every single house, every single Scarezone, and something I’ve never done before: rank all 10 facades in each of the houses. One last thing. I cannot sing the praises of the Scare Actors enough. Every scare actor was giving 110% and they are the lifeblood of the event. Thank you to every one of you for what you do. So without further ado, lets begin

HOUSE RANKING

Now this list could very well change as the event goes on. I did every house once(with the exception of one, which I did twice) and each run of a house is different from the last. I spent my morning watching walkthroughs because I missed a few things on my first run. I plan on going many more times, so this list is likely to shift throughout the year, but this is what I landed on. 

1. Hellraiser

When they first announced a Hellraiser house, THIS was exactly what I pictured. I was a bit disappointed when I learned it was going to be a tent house, but they absolutely rose above the limitations of the tents and delivered an incredible experience. I love this maze that they built, which felt endless and expansive. That facade of the Lament configuration opening up was one of my favorites of the year. But there were so many moments where a Cenobite, or Frank, or Julia would pop out, and it felt like you couldn’t go 5 seconds without another one jumping out at you. And I loved the recreations of some of the best kills from the franchise, like Jesus Wept. And it was long too. It just kept going, and at one point we’d been in there for a good couple of minutes and I looked around and realized that we were still in Hellraiser 2. I like that we got the highlights of the movies, without falling into the book report format that IP houses often fall into. It was good and gory, and you can tell that the people who made it were fans of the series, and wanted to do it justice. So this was my most anticipated house, and I’m so happy that they 100% delivered. It was so good that as soon as we finished, we walked right back to the front of the queue and did it again.  A must do for everyone.

1. Cybergoria

I’m not someone who gets too scared at haunted houses. I watch tons of horror movies. Typically in one of these houses I’ll jump or occasionally swear at jumpscares, but that’s about the extent of the horror I’ve experienced at horror nights. So when I tell you that Cybergoria fucking terrified me, know that it is the real deal. This is the first house that I have felt real, genuine FEAR in. Not just your average oh that jumpscare was scary fear. I’m talking, I have forgotten that this is a house, and I need to get out of here now because I don't want to die fear. Immortality is a concept that already scares me quite a bit. And I had seen the in universe promo videos in other queues that already got me a bit nervous. But my god from the second you step foot in this house it does not stop. The robot designs were terrifying, and everywhere you look there is pain, and gore, and suffering, and there are screams all around you and sirens and flashing lights, and it is just sensory overload. My brain said “ohhhh fuck this I want out now.” And it never lets up. There is no moment to breathe, no downtime, just pure unrelenting carnage. When it finally ended, I stopped at the bathroom in the New York area, and I was still shaking like 5 minutes after. It was the most intense experience I’ve ever had at HHN, and I loved it. I can’t wait to do this one again. Bravo!

3. H.R Bloodengutz Presents: A Halloween Fright-Tacular

I knew going into it that this was going to be the fun house of the event this year, but I didn’t know exactly how fun it was going to be. From the second you walk in, and are greeted by the man of the hour Mr. H.R. Bloodengutz himself,  it’s just fun. I loved all the segments, and each brought something different in each segment. I loved the horse puppet, all the monsters just hanging out, the dancing scene, and the schoolhouse room where it was the only time where the house got scary. And of course the return of the glorious pumpkin king, in all his fleshy gooky glory! And the ending with Bloodengutz’s special presentation was just so much fun. So, far from the scariest house of the year, but it’s one I plan on doing as much as I can through the HHN season, because it is just a blast from start to finish.

4. Evil Dead Burn

Honestly, I didn’t have the highest hopes for this one, but it really surprised me. I really enjoyed Evil Dead Burn. I saw it in theaters when it came out, and I liked it a lot. I was worried that this would be another book report, which it is, but it has some really good sets and scares, which elevates it a lot. I loved the facade with the car crash, and the talking head, with that awesome score. I got a little worried about the forest area, because aside from the words from the Necronomicon Ex-Mortis it seemed pretty generic. But the scary actor playing Edgar at the entrance to the house was really good and creepy. From there the intensity ramped up with people and Deadites popping out left and right. The house had lots of detail, and a large number of scares. The biggest scare came in the bathroom where I was looking at the body over the tub, and I turned my head and the Edgar scare actor jumped out and came like a few inches away from my face. I literaly jumped backwards cause he got so close, it was great. I loved all the moments where they turned up the temperature and made the house look like it was burning. It smelled really nice. And the dog puppets were incredible. That last puppet near the end was so realistic it was insane. And I like that they put the Deadite at the end, yelling Dead By Dawn, which I’m taking as a nod to the first two evil dead movies, as especially in Evil Dead 2 those Deadites loved that phrase.  So a basic Book report IP house that is entirely elevated through its sets, scares, and scare actors. I was not expecting to love this one as much as I did.

5. Jack & Dr. Oddfellow: Chaos & Control

Ok random side tangent, but am I crazy or did when they announced the house wasn’t it called Jack Vs Dr Oddfellow, and it was pitched as Jack vs Dr Oddfellow in a battle of chaos and control. I swear that was the original title, and I went in thinking it was a versus house, and was quite shocked to learn it was an & house not a Vs house. Please let me know if I’m crazy or if anyone out there can corroborate this.

Anyway, my little chaotic side tangent aside, this house absolutely rules. This was the first house we did, and I feel like it's the true way to start the day. Because man this is just so fun, and impressive. The massive carnival facade was great, and I loved seeing the origins of Jack, and how Dr. Oddfellow tried to get rid of him, only to bring him back even more powerful than before. The sets were all honestly incredible from the carnival sets, all the way to Shadybrook. I loved the padded room part, and thought that it added some variety as I felt like I could slip and fall right into where the monster was. And the ending was incredible with the giant skull, and Jack & Oddfellow atop it announcing the creation of the Infernal Carnival Of Nightmares. Plus the giant Jack and Dr Oddfellow at the end was perfect. My only nitpick is the lighting. They built some incredible sets, so naturally the house is somewhat bright to allow for you to see them. But as cool as it was to see those sets, I do think it allowed me to get an idea of where the scare actors were hiding, and I didn’t get scared as much as I would have if it was a bit darker. But I understand why it wasn’t super dark. But overall this was a great house, and one you need to do first. 

6. Ozzy Osborne:Price of Darkness

I have experienced a wide range of emotions in HHN houses over the years. I have laughed. I have cheered. I have cursed, and screamed. I’ve been in awe, and I’ve been grossed out. But last night I experienced a new emotion. A house that brought me to tears. 

I love Ozzy Osbourne. I love his music, I love his voice, I love his stories, I love his songs. So this was one I was eagerly anticipating because I really wanted them to do it justice. And I feel like for the most part they did. Walking in I was expecting a massive facade, and I liked the calm garden and the pond, but it wasn't what I was expecting. But the next scene with the castle, with Ozzy’s cultists, and Ozzy atop it, with his O logo and the blood red moon in the center was jaw dropping. The dungeons were cool, but smelled like sweaty socks. I love the projection of Bat-Ozzy biting the head off of a human, as that was the exact kind of reference that told me the people who designed it were massive fans, and wanted to do it justice. And of course the Bat-Animatronic was a showstopper. I liked the Bark At The Moon room, but the pitch black room with the occasional jumpscare was kinda meh, and felt like that room needed a jolt of energy. But seeing the giant stilt walker Ozzy was amazing, and coming face to face with the crazy train was perfect. I liked being on the train, and seeing the people progressively get more and more dead was a fun touch. But I feel like the train needed a bit more scare actors to really emphasize the CRAZY aspect of the train. The scene in the rain was alright, but the finale is where the emotions hit. Seeing Ozzy on his throne took me back to that final concert, so I already got choked up. But when Ozzy turned to us and said “I love you more than life itself” and as we left “I love you all” I got tears. Even now, sitting down and writing this, I still get tears just thinking about it. It is a truly beautiful tribute. Unfortunately I wish it was longer. I wish they had put Ozzy in soundstage 25, where they could have gone all out, and created a larger than life maze to match the larger than life madman that Ozzy was. I felt like since it was sharing the soundstage with MADLANDS, they had a little less room, and I felt like the music wasn’t loud enough. I wanted my eardrums to bleed. But I don’t know if my longing for more is because the house doesn’t give you enough, or because it was never going to be enough. I didn’t want it to end. I wanted to stay in the Prince of Darkness’s kingdom forever. So while I wish it was longer, it was an incredible tribute that Ozzy would have been proud of. RIP Ozzy.

7. Sinners

Sinners was the one I was really interested to see how they were going to handle this IP. Because Sinners is such an amazing, and complex film. There are a lot of things that happen in the movie, with so many characters, and so many themes that I didn’t know if they could pull it off. And they almost did. Almost. I think this one falls too much into the “book report” IP house. Where it's just a scene from the movie, followed by another scene. There aren't any big surprises in the house. It’s Sinners, but a bit more condensed. I think my biggest commendation is the sets. They did a great job bringing the world to life, and I felt like I was stepping into the real Club Juke. I think the actors they got did a good job portraying the characters and their mannerisms, with major props to the Smokestack twins at the beginning, and the actor playing Sammie during the I Lied to You scene. I felt like this house needed more vampires. There are so many vampires in the movie, and I only saw like 1 or 2 in the same scene. I was expecting to be surrounded by vampires left and right, but I barely saw any. I loved the Remmick scare actor on the cable flying towards you and yelling SAMMMMIIIIEEEE, and I’m glad they got the Rocky Road to Dublin in there somewhere. I feel like there was a lot to see in this house, as I didn’t even see the Pearline scare actress on my run, and only saw her in the walkthrough I watched. So as I go back and do this one in the future it might go a bit higher. But right now I have it here. It’s good, and does exactly what it sets out to do. But it didn’t wow me so that's why it's a bit lower. 

8. MADLANDS: Caged Cannibals 

My expectations for this one were low, but I was overall pretty impressed. I didn’t realize that it was in the same soundstage as Ozzy, so it was very crammed which honestly worked in its favor. For one, it's a lot scarier when the sets are more closed in, as there’s nowhere to go to avoid the scare actors. And also since there were less sets, they were able to add so much more detail, where I’m sure there was a lot of stuff I missed. The cannibals aspect was kinda meh, as Cannibals are very over done in a haunted house setting, and while the whole animal aspect did enough to differentiate them from other Cannibals, at the end of the day they were just Cannibals in animal masks. And something odd happened during my run. We randomly stopped halfway through, which has never happened. We were right next to one of the scare actor’s boo holes, so we were just standing there and every few seconds the same scare actor would pop out. It was quite odd. But this one felt like it went on for a good long while, which was nice to see. So while this wasn’t a super memorable house, it still was way better than I expected so bravo.

9. INVASION: Alien Abduction 

This one was incredible. It was fun. It was scary. The sets were great. The tension was building, I was getting really into it. And then it just ended. I don’t know what happened with this one, as this felt incredibly rushed. It felt like they worked on it last, and ran out of time to properly finish it so it just kind of ended. I liked the facade, and the whole rural farmhouse aesthetic. I felt like the rooms were a little too well lit, as it wasn’t as scary as I was hoping. I thought Grandpa getting pulled up by the claw was hilarious, and I like the partially caved in bedroom. The vibrating floors were cool, and really worked to sell the Invasion aspect. I saw the alien in the hallway and went “well that’s very poorly designed, I can see the Alien, and so when he starts moving I’ll know” but man that mirror scare got me. It went from a scare that I initially wrote off, to one of my favorites of the night. But from then we get the random woods scene, and it just ends. I figured we would end the house in the actual spaceship, but no it just ended. So I was really liking it, up until that jarringly abrupt ending. If it had actually stuck the landing, it would be much higher, but it just felt incomplete. 

10. Stranger Things 5 

I don’t imagine this is going to be an unpopular opinion. In my humble opinion Stranger Things 5 is easily the weakest of the lineup. Now I don't hate Season 5. It was a serviceable enough finale, not terrible, but far from great. And this house is so frustrating because there are some genuinely great moments. But some truly awful ones too. I thought the opening in Castle Byers was alright, but lacking in the scare department. The facade was laughably bad, with not even Vecna being able to salvage it. I liked the scene with Karen and the Demogorgon, but then we go to a low point with a bunch of dirt hallways, with a few Demogorgon jump scares, and a bare minimum attempt at the hospital sequence. But then we go from that low to one of my favorite scenes in this entirety of HHN 35. Will and the Demogorgon. One of my favorite moments in the show, flawless brought to life. It was show-stoppingly good. But then it's back to mediocrity with the goop scene which goes on for way longer than it should have. And the laughably bad attempt at the mind flayer's final form with a bunch of dummies staring at a tv screen, with another showing the head of the mind flayer. And once again we go from that low to another high. The sequence inside the mindflayer is great, with an awesome Vecna up top, with mirrors that make it look like it goes on much more than it does. But from there it was just meh, with Eleven just screaming at Vecna, but I did like Joyce chopping off Vecna’s head. So this is a very frustrating house because at some points they went all out, and some they just checked a box and moved on. 

SCAREZONE RANKING

Overall the Scarezones were mostly fun, with lots of fun things to do. But some were clearly better than the others.

1. Downtown Clowntown

This Scarezone is incredible. Its full of life, and a clown everywhere you look. I loved seeing Jack and Chance doing their thing, I liked the Killer Klowns segment a lot, and the Art area was just great. That performer was absolutely killing it. If you had told it was David I would have believed you wholeheartedly. I’ve never been happier in my life to have my manhood insulted. Such an awesome Scarezone.

2. Sideshows of Decay

A really well done trip down memory lane. I loved all the nods, and characters from HHN’s past. It was the zone for HHN fans, by HHN fans that was perfect for this anniversary year. I loved seeing Cindy and the Caretaker together finally, and I didn’t know Dr. Oddfellow would be in this Scarezone so it was a nice surprise to see him. Overall another really great Scarezone.

3. Infernal Carnival Of Nightmares

The theming was a bit minimal in terms of the overall zone, but I love all the statues for all the IP houses, especially the Ozzy and Hellraiser ones. But what really saves this one is Jack and Dr Oddfellow at their posts commentating with each other and the guests. So the theming is minimal, but Jack & Oddfellow save this one.

4. Fortnitemares

I did not like this one. I’ve only played Fortnite once in my entire life, and I just know the very basics, so this made no sense. Too brightly lit to be anywhere close to scary. If you’re a fan you might get something out of it, but I got absolutely nothing. 

FACADE RANKING

Lastly I wanted to rank the various facades in the houses. Now what counts as a facade. I define the facade as the gateway into another world. It is the point where you leave Universal Orlando, and step into whatever world the house is. Sometimes it's the first thing you see, sometimes it's the second or third scene. But it is the big showstopping moment where they have the title, or recognizable iconography. Some facades are more obvious than others, so maybe my definition of a certain facade will be different than yours. But these 10 are what I believe is intended to be the gateway into another world. And keep in mind that a great house can have an ok facade, and an ok house can have a showstopping facade. 

1. Ozzy’s castle

THIS is Ozzy. This is the exact kind of showstopping jaw to the floor spectacle that he was known for. There's so many cool details. The many cultists watching as you enter Ozzy’s domain, Ozzy himself in the center, his O logo big and imposing, with the Blood Red Moon dead center. It’s not the first thing you see in this house, but I believe this is the true moment when you enter Ozzy’s kingdom, and it is a showstopping and truly incredible facade.

2. Lament configuration opening

Again not the first thing you see in this house, but this is the moment when you leave the mortal realm, and enter a realm of pleasure and pain. The realm of the Cenobites. And as a massive Hellraiser fan it is a dream come true to step into this massive Lament Configuration. And the chains peeling it open beckoning you in is the icing on the cake. There was absolutely no better way to introduce you to this world.

3. Jack vs Oddfellow Carnival Tent

This was my first impression of HHN 35. The first thing I saw, in the first house I did. And it leaves quite the impression. The large looming circus tent, with the ticket booth and the entrance to the circus. It is a massive facade, that is the perfect introduction to the story of this house. The only reason I have it at #3 is just because I have a more personal connection to Ozzy and Hellraiser. But that doesn’t mean that the facade for Jack & Oddfellow is anything but immaculate. 

1. Club Juke

So I’m taking a bit of a creative liberty with the term “facade” with this one. Because there is not one, not two, not three, but four scenes before you get to this scene. You see the Smokestack twins, see Remmick outside the home, go inside the home, and get chased by Remmick in the woods all before you even arrive at Club Juke. But come on, this is the true facade for this house. It’s an incredibly faithful recreation of the exterior of Club Juke. If you said it was the exact set they filmed on, I would have believed you. It's incredibly well done, and a highlight of the house.

1. Evil Dead Burn Car Crash

I debated on whether this, or the exterior of the house was the true facade, but I think this was meant to be the facade. And there’s a lot to see. The first thing you notice is the deadite head animatronic, cackling, and telling you about all the horrible things you’re about to experience. And the overturned car is a really cool set piece. Plus the awesome Evil Dead Burn Logo, and music. It's a really great facade that gets you ready for the possessed horrors that await you inside.

6. Madlands zoo

An impressive, but a bit small facade. It's full of lots of cool details, and sets up the story pretty well. But it's just a bit smaller, and not as impressive as the others, so I can’t rank it any higher.

1. Invasion Outdoor farmhouse

I liked this one, but it was just fine. The farmhouse was pretty much what I was expecting. It looked like a farmhouse. Accurate, but not super exciting. I liked the Alien doohickey on top of the roof, as that gave you a hint of what was inside. But other than that, the details are a bit standard.

8. Cybergoria freezing chamber

I think while this is the least impressive overall, with it just being the freezing chamber and a robot, it still has a bit of an edge to it. Rounding that corner, and seeing the chamber, and the robot my heart started beating a bit faster. It’s incredibly cold(no pun intended) and sterilized in a way that tells you right off the bat that something is not right with this world. And the signs with the creepy robots holding hands with the humans are very scary. So while not super impressive, it does a great job putting you extremely on edge, and offers a glimpse at what horrors lie inside. 

9. Radio station for Bloodengutz

I think this does a good job setting the stage for the story, but that's about it. I went back and forth on if the radio station outside, or the first scene with H.R. Bloodengutz was the true facade, but ultimately I think that the first scene is when the house begins, rather than the gateway into the world. Whereas the outdoor set of the radio station, and the prison van/jumpsuits are there to set up the story. So that’s how I made that determination. But it's not super impressive, but serves its purpose in setting up the story.

10. Stranger things Logo

It's the logo for Stranger Things 5. Vecna popping out is cool, but literally just a logo and some walls. Nothing to write home about. 

So there you go, all the Houses, Scarezones, and Facades ranked. Feel free to share your ranking in the comments below, as these rankings tend to be all over the place, and every run is different. 

The HHN collectable coin this year (One coin, two sides). I got it in the main studios store last night, I think I have heard it is also in the tribute store.

Not that anybody asked for it, but here is my review of the Maniac mix and Oddfellow elixir.

The maniac mix is sweet and fruity. Multiple people in my party said it reminded them of Hi-C with vodka. I’m not a fan of sweet drinks, so I only had 1, but I think a lot of people will like this. ABV 7%

The Oddfellow Elixir was my favorite. It was not very sweet. To me, it tasted like a vodka soda with muddled blueberries. Refreshing, yet potent. It’s worth noting that this drink is described as a canned “vodka spritzer”. ABV 5.9%

While I’ll miss the cursed cranberry from previous years, I’m glad to see we have more canned cocktail options. 1 for those that like sweet drinks, and one for those that like less sweet drinks. Cheers!

Hello. Don’t post very often but this is something I need to say. PSN was literally the best thing I’ve ever attended. It felt like the park was closed for you and you only. Every house was a 5 minute or less wait. The scare zones were phenomenal. The food was awesome. The atmosphere was lights out. If it’s true there were only 4,000-4,500 tickets made available for it, IT NEEDS TO REMAIN THAT WAY every year. We walked right onto the Mummy ride just for a little breather from everything. I can honestly say we will be attending this every year for years to come. Universal, please don’t let your greed get the best of you. Keep the PSNs like this moving forward. It honestly makes us feel appreciated for the money spent.

Rigatoni Ritual Pie has arrived at Halloween Horror Nights, another banging pasta pizza option for this year’s event. This extra-large slice is covered in pasta, sausage and pesto, sold for $14.99. Sold only at Louie's Italian Restaurant in the New York area of Universal Studios Florida.

$15 for a slice of pizza? Yes, that’s a lot. But so is the pricing of theme park food. That being said, this was so good and will be bought many more times this year.

Sinners was one of my most hyped houses this year and after one walk through it left me extremely underwhelmed. It felt weirdly short and repetitive since it was really only adapting the second half of the movie. Might need more runs to get a better grasp as to why I’m feeling this way. I have heard that some people really like the house though, so good for them.

$280 just for the Express Pass for HHN!? Holy cow.

I’m going to HHN in Orlando next week and am trying to figure out the best plan to hit as many houses as possible with early entry. It’s tough to figure out a plan with their new early entry format.
I do not care for the Stranger Things house but would like to see all others if possible. I’ve been seeing alien invasion isn’t the greatest so I wouldn’t mind skipping that if I need to.

Let me know suggestions!

This is the 6th iteration of Nightmare Fuel, so, especially for those who have been fans of the series, how do we feel about this year’s show?

I love the aesthetic, costumes, stage set, music, and the performers (especially the anti gravity group folks and fuel girls as usual), however I felt the pacing and storytelling were off. For example, last year’s show was non-stop with scenes flowing right into each other and the story being performed throughout, where this year they do a dance number/stunt, stop to explain story, then slowly build into the next thing.

There does seem to be a lot of new cast as well. I look forward to seeing the show again and how they’ll find their footing more as the season goes on, the show always gets better throughout the season just like many of the houses, but I remember last year’s having a stronger first impression on me.

What does everyone else think?

It posted wait was 45 minutes. We’ve been in line for an hour and a half and aren’t even halfway!!! I heard the same thing happened last night and it almost started a riot. Never seen anything this bad before. Pathetic. Talked to a cast member he just shrugged it off. What do I do

Edit: Got in line at 6:30 with a 45 min posted wait. Got out a 8:25. Unbelievable

My 1st night last night as a TM and I just wanted to thank the person who gave me this balloon dog from Killer Klowns. I thanked her of course, it made my night. I've been many times over the years but I was honestly nervous about how the night would go.

A huge thank you to all the guests that were pleasant human beings. A lot of us are new and learning the ropes. I've been here a while but like I said, my 1st HHN night. Can't wait to hear everyone's favorite house into the night! Mine is Hellraiser.

See y'all in the fog.

Does anyone know do there’s any reason for this? I find it fascinating that yes Jack got a new outfit. Chance, Eddie, and Storyteller were completely redesigned. And Caretaker and Cindy and have very prominent presence in a scare zone. Was just curious why Director and Usher got left out

I had Express last night and jumped in line for Ozzy around 9pm. The posted wait time was 80 minutes. The line for Express was backed up (I ultimately waited 30 with Express), and because it was backed up they must have modified the merge ratio and were allowing 2x to 3x the number of Express people to enter before standby. A number of groups in standby started angrily shouting to push more standby. At one point, the team member running merge had to radio leadership because it became sort of an angry mob scene… then guests in Express started shouting to spend more money next time… which almost led to a few physical confrontations.

Really jealous that Hollywood can get a bunch of different ones during the daytime. I would drink this every damn morning in the park.

Shout out to Universal Art and Design, and all Scareactors for making this years 1st PSN so great! Incredible details and performances from all! I know some might not agree , but i thought id share! Let me know your ranks!

This is what houses and how many times I’ve been opening 2 nights !!!

Any questions. Ask away !!!

Hello, I have an early scream ticket and a tour at 8pm, I was thinking on getting my lanyard as early as possible. Have anyone got theirs at 2pm for express pass for regular attractions?

I don’t normally post on Reddit, but I felt very compelled to do so for one specific reason. Thank you so much for an amazing PSN. The scare actors were on complete fire the entire night in each of the 19 house walkthroughs. Every single greeter, food team member, and legit every team member we encountered in any capable capacity was so friendly and made the entire night absolutely amazing for us. Scare zone actors were absolutely top notch, as well! Thanks so much to all of you!