Halloween Horror Nights 32 (UOR) - Speculation & Rumors

[OhHaiInternet95]

.......by regurgitating the same houses, scarezones and shows....year

after year

after year

after year?

I'm sorry if I'm a Scooby-downer, but this conversation needs to stop and then be locked in a safe forever. Until we get an R-rated Scooby-Doo, gore-fest, and then a contract is reached with WB(which has just always been so easy, right?), this is not ever going to happen.

As paradoxical as it sounds, I do believe that re-using houses actually allows for more innovation.

 

[moistowlette1989]

We're solidly booked. Tomorrow is "HHN isn't scarry anymore", followed by complaining about no announcement on Thursday, and Friday we need to debate Billie Ellish again.

Can we find time to pencil in plexiglass sometime? +

 

[Clive]

Can we find time to pencil in plexiglass sometime? +

If I have to hear one more overly self-righteous Twitter power user insist that plexiglass should be permanent...

 

[moistowlette1989]

e overly self-righteous Twitter power user insist that plexiglass should be permanent...

People actually think that? Wild!

 

[The Ranger]

If we’re really trying to maximize doom and gloom, have we tied speculating on there being inexplicably fewer houses?

 

[00_Themeparkfan_00]

If we’re really trying to maximize doom and gloom, have we tied speculating on there being inexplicably fewer houses?

Yes, the event only has one house this year. A scene for scene repeat of the fan-acclaimed house, Hellblock Horror.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

People actually think that? Wild!

The side effect of the dividers was they provided a sense of safety for the performers. So some people were advocating for permanent plexiglass, even though it didn't bring down scare actor incidents. There are better, and actually effective, ways to provide a safer working environment for scare actors that don't involve a shower curtain.

Yes, the event only has one house this year. A scene for scene repeat of the fan-acclaimed house, Hellblock Horror.

They figured people wanted to return to the OG event so it's just People Under the Stairs.

 

[00_Themeparkfan_00]

The side effect for the dividers was it provided the sense of safety for the performers. So some people were advocating for permanent plexiglass, even though it didn't bring down scare actor incidents. There are better, and actual effectual, ways to provide a safer working environment for scare actors that don't involve a shower curtain.



They figured people wanted to return to the OG event so it's just People Under the Stairs.

Alongside People returning, Robosaurus is returning too

 

[Morganxrose]

Yes, the event only has one house this year. A scene for scene repeat of the fan-acclaimed house, Hellblock Horror.

I heard that it's actually a blackout house where the scare actors scream the comments from the HHN 32 inside universal fourm...

 

[The Ranger]

Yes, the event only has one house this year. A scene for scene repeat of the fan-acclaimed house, Hellblock Horror.

Technically the park is just one big house.

 

[00_Themeparkfan_00]

I heard that it's actually a blackout house where the scare actors scream the comments from the HHN 32 inside universal fourm...

Better yet, place the house inside a specialized HHN pavilion

 

[Brian G.]

Alright now. We gotta put the lid on the jokes. Lol.

 

[00_Themeparkfan_00]

Guess we did a bit too much of tomfoolery. Anyways, back to what this thread was created for. I’m curious what the facade for TLOU could be. Could they pull a Chupa and do a post apocalyptic Boston skyline?

 

[Ahmanet]

HHN puts out great announcement videos recently (Ghostbusters was my favorite)

so could all the Hollywood strikes be delaying their production and the subsequent house announcements?

 

[TheCodeMan95]

Guess we did a bit too much of tomfoolery. Anyways, back to what this thread was created for. I’m curious what the facade for TLOU could be. Could they pull a Chupa and do a post apocalyptic Boston skyline?

What my brain wants is the leaning skyscraper but.. I doubt that will happen

 

[Returning-The-Reaction]

So, what's been going on in here?

 

[00_Themeparkfan_00]

So, what's been going on in here?

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[Clive]

HHN puts out great announcement videos recently (Ghostbusters was my favorite)

so could all the Hollywood strikes be delaying their production and the subsequent house announcements?

Unless those scripts were already written prior to the start of the strike (and there's a good chance they were), I wouldn't expect new filmed material, as NBCUniversal is a signatory company.

 

[Mashmingingmasher77]

Late July last year.

No thanks, I would like for the event to improve itself and not remain stale. Just trying to shine a light at some of the things the event seems to forget/not care about that improve the guest experience.



Well aware of the size difference. Universal knows there is potential for well-themed bars/lounges for HHN, just look at the Weeknd bar "attempt" last year. They just didn't commit to the idea fully and relied on a few graphics on the bar paneling.

You think they need well themed bars/lounges but you aren’t in the conference room with budgets, sales numbers, attendance, survey feedback etc. They’ve been doing this a lot longer than your time as armchair quarterback. I’m sure they have a good idea of what works and does not. I would rather they spend their money on a better house/scare zone, payroll, merchandise food than a bar that I’m not going to go to because I’m trying to make it to 10 Houses before the events end.
I will say this though. The “innovations” you’re talking about may entice repeat visitors unlike myself to visit more but again, is that worth the effort for them?

 

[Killer Klown]

Got a good feeling about today y’all. Have no reason to or anything, I just do!