hello ladies and gentlemen, I am doing a review on Halloween horror nights 21 in Orlando, Florida
Nevermore the Egger Allan Poe maze is very good. Great effects and their and a must see as you deal HHn 21
The In between great 3-D maze wonderful acting, great effects and great entertainment. A must see at hhn 21
HR blood and guts a great maze good time to go in that maze is that dark great storyline and a must-see for everyone else
The thing great maze and great affects a must-see
Nightingles great maze a must see very scary 30 minutes weights to go in that maze. So look out
Winter's night Great great great maze wonderful affects and wonderful acting and if you love zombies. The best maze in the world
Saws and steam into the Micheline a good maze better than the past mazes that were in the Jaws queue a must see for any Halloween horror fan
the forsaken okay maze can find your way in the daylight and you always go left in that maze
Showing posts with label Halloween horror night 21. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween horror night 21. Show all posts
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Sunday, July 31, 2011
halloween horror nights 21 construction July 31 2011
Thanks to senortico at horrornightnightmares.com for these nice pics
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Halloween Horror Nights 21 Update july 27 2011
More pics at http://www.partythroughtheparks.com/hhn-2011-house-scarezone/
I cant get to the parks this year i live 2 hrs away and i got a years pass with free parking but cant afford the gas right now so more info to come when get it .
Monday, July 25, 2011
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Halloween horror nights 21 construction pics
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
The Thing is comeing to halloween horror nights 21
Wow just got word that the thing is coming to Universal Orlando For Halloween Horror Nights 21 wow they are going to have a maze for the thing again in a sound stage this is big news more info to come
Monday, February 28, 2011
It sure was something!!! 
I'm all for more shows, maybe even one that I would like.
I haven't been to a show since the first showing of the Rocky tribute in 2008, but more shows to eat up more crowd is good in my book. I just want something more than the 'Big Screen' at the front gates. I know most folks on here go in ahead of time for S&S, but I've waited at the gates at least one time for the last three years and let me tell you, it's missing something. I remember scary clowns that would climb on the gate and taunt the crowd from the 90's, that silly torture truck that went over 'the rules' was around and would do the routine while we waited, even in 2008 the mirror people were there to keep us interested. Put in the Chucky insult attraction, or something. Hearing the monologues over and over and over is NOT entertaing.
I thought about this some more yesterday and I concluded that Universal really needs to address some more serious issues if they really want to impress and retain long-term fans.
1. Research the reputation of the entrance search and security source. This needs to be done immediately, IMO. Also, there needs to be a consensus between Universal and their gate guards BEFORE THE EVENT BEGINS. The making it up as you go crap is not only unprofessional but could be construed as prejudiced if the wrong person is slighted. The fact that they aren't being sued after this past year is very surprising to me.
2. Either cap attendance lower or offer more nights, maybe even try the much debated adults only night or teen-centered night (C'mon, one night won't hurt ANYONE). There has to be a better form of crowd control instituted. A few less patrons in the park would also help the much maligned Ops people do their jobs correctly and not be perceived as tyrannical mood-killers or bored, spoiled wannabes checking Facebook on their phones. I bet they would appreciate that as much as we would.
3. The over-indulgence of alchohol is out of control. They've made some progress with the rampant drunkeness and underaged drinking but it is still not enough. I know most (75-80%) drinkers handle themselves and their drinks just fine in a smaller setting but when you mix thousands and thousands of people (bored from standing in line!) with lots and lots of booze in a confined space problems will be inevitable. Those problems range from simple annoying personalities to violence and destruction. A drink limit is never going to fly, of course, but perhaps make another night alchohol free for those that wish to go without that particular threat. Personally, I would lay money down on this being a HUGE hit.
If they keep piling in more people without facing these issues first they're looking at major damages; to the park, the patrons, and the staff. It will definately cost Universal more cash, but it would be returned 2x, maybe even 3x over. Showing that they care about their patrons and not simply the patrons' wallets would go a long way to getting them an even higher rating in fans' and patrons' hearts.
I'm all for more shows, maybe even one that I would like.
I haven't been to a show since the first showing of the Rocky tribute in 2008, but more shows to eat up more crowd is good in my book. I just want something more than the 'Big Screen' at the front gates. I know most folks on here go in ahead of time for S&S, but I've waited at the gates at least one time for the last three years and let me tell you, it's missing something. I remember scary clowns that would climb on the gate and taunt the crowd from the 90's, that silly torture truck that went over 'the rules' was around and would do the routine while we waited, even in 2008 the mirror people were there to keep us interested. Put in the Chucky insult attraction, or something. Hearing the monologues over and over and over is NOT entertaing. I thought about this some more yesterday and I concluded that Universal really needs to address some more serious issues if they really want to impress and retain long-term fans.
1. Research the reputation of the entrance search and security source. This needs to be done immediately, IMO. Also, there needs to be a consensus between Universal and their gate guards BEFORE THE EVENT BEGINS. The making it up as you go crap is not only unprofessional but could be construed as prejudiced if the wrong person is slighted. The fact that they aren't being sued after this past year is very surprising to me.
2. Either cap attendance lower or offer more nights, maybe even try the much debated adults only night or teen-centered night (C'mon, one night won't hurt ANYONE). There has to be a better form of crowd control instituted. A few less patrons in the park would also help the much maligned Ops people do their jobs correctly and not be perceived as tyrannical mood-killers or bored, spoiled wannabes checking Facebook on their phones. I bet they would appreciate that as much as we would.
3. The over-indulgence of alchohol is out of control. They've made some progress with the rampant drunkeness and underaged drinking but it is still not enough. I know most (75-80%) drinkers handle themselves and their drinks just fine in a smaller setting but when you mix thousands and thousands of people (bored from standing in line!) with lots and lots of booze in a confined space problems will be inevitable. Those problems range from simple annoying personalities to violence and destruction. A drink limit is never going to fly, of course, but perhaps make another night alchohol free for those that wish to go without that particular threat. Personally, I would lay money down on this being a HUGE hit.
If they keep piling in more people without facing these issues first they're looking at major damages; to the park, the patrons, and the staff. It will definately cost Universal more cash, but it would be returned 2x, maybe even 3x over. Showing that they care about their patrons and not simply the patrons' wallets would go a long way to getting them an even higher rating in fans' and patrons' hearts.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Halloween horror nights 21 dates
According to Universal's website under park hours, Halloween Horror Nights will start September 23, 2011. The October hours are not out yet, but it looks like we have 4 nights in September this year. Also, it looks like we have a Thursday night available starting the second week of Horror Nights. Here are the dates so far...
September 23, 24, 29, 30
23 = Friday
24 = Saturday
29 = Thursday
30 = Friday
So I will also assume that Saturday October 1, will be an event night as well. It looks as if they may be trying to go with 25 nights this year. Or, perhaps they are looking to end the event on Monday October 31, instead of carrying it over until November 5.
September 23, 24, 29, 30
23 = Friday
24 = Saturday
29 = Thursday
30 = Friday
So I will also assume that Saturday October 1, will be an event night as well. It looks as if they may be trying to go with 25 nights this year. Or, perhaps they are looking to end the event on Monday October 31, instead of carrying it over until November 5.
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