Halloween Horror Nights 35 (UO) - Speculation & Rumors

[Rocketnippys]

There's only 2 zones left right? Are we thinking that they might skip a day like they did with the originals

 

[Spooky_Bitz]

There's only 2 zones left right? Are we thinking that they might skip a day like they did with the originals

Unless the street experiences get a day

 

[bagarcia23]

Unless the street experiences get a day

This is what I'm thinking, unless we get our show announced with the street experiences as well?

 

[TheCodeMan95]

This is what I'm thinking, unless we get our show announced with the street experiences as well?

I think the lagoon show announcement will heavily depend on which IPs are featured in the show

 

[Captain Spaulding]

There's only 2 zones left right? Are we thinking that they might skip a day like they did with the originals

Mel's and Club Horror Day?

If they do make any significant changes to multi-passes, it will really clog up the line for tickets, as people will take longer to figure out what they want to buy.

 

[HHNSK]

Regarding the express option on Frequent Fear I believe Universal is constantly balancing the desire to squeeze as much out of the event today versus a sustainable business model in the future.

The lines in recent years clearly became untenable for them and I can’t imagine a better way to ensure new fans don’t come back then what happened during portions of the 2024 event.

Do you squeeze an extra few million dollars out of a dying fanbase at the expense of tomorrow? (I’m part of that aging group so no offence here folks).

One thing I know for sure is they have data on customers who went with FF passes and then those *same* customers who didn’t get passes the past couple of years. I wouldn’t be surprised if most people took the “L”, put down an extra $1000-$2000 on express, and begrudgingly missed a few nights without. I’m just very skeptical it moved the needle in any meaningful way on profitability or attendance.

I would love to see them drop enough passes to keep everyone in here happy, but I don’t think we’re going back to those days anytime in the foreseeable future.

 

[TheCodeMan95]

I'm a Spoiled Express Brat like most likely everyone here - but I'm not a local. I get 2 HHN nights per year.

And one thing I can say for CERTAIN, is that the express lines last year moved significantly quicker than in the previous few years.

We splurged for ROF+Express in 2023 to get more than 2 nights - and we had multiple instances of having surprisingly long waits for houses - nearly an hour for TLOU and Oddfellow specifically (I know, poor us)

Last year, I don’t think we waited more than 10-15 mins in any Express line.

 

[dxwwf3]

Honestly, a ~10 night pass with express option would be stellar for a lot of people.

That would be perfect for me too.