Halloween Horror Nights 35 (UOR) - Speculation & Rumors

[Kichkinet85]

Once you go (private) RIP, you don’t go back.

I have never done a RIP tour, and I personally don't see a need to. Private maybe but for that much IDK. I'll personally rather get express and do the event at my own pace and do what I want. For private you can do what you want but after paying that much, I'll feel like you have to take advantage of it and not relax (Sitting in the zones, taking breaks, getting food) So going multiper nights with express will win for me for now.

 

[Mashmingingmasher77]

I have gone back many times!!

Hahaha we only go once a year and have some that have a little issue standing in line. I myself remember the year we decided to start we were in line for Ghostbusters for 2hrs and everyone’s feet were killing em.

 

[tdmarshmallow]

Let's agree to disagree on this one. I'm with Capt. We also travel for this event - coming down four weekends. However, we only do two nights per weekend with rare exceptions. I can do a lot of walking without issue. I mean, I walk the dog 4 miles per day. That being said, HHN is a way different animal because the walking on average is 6-8 miles per night. I can't do that for consecutive nights anymore. I also can't just stand for hours in lines as it absolutely wrecks my body. So, express is an absolute must for us (my group is all around the same age with same issues).

There are more reasons people need express than just skipping the line. Stating "if you go more than 3 days in a season, you don't need express" is presumptuous and ridiculous.

I'm not going to get sucked into the whole "they aren't doing multi-night passes with express" thing again this year. I made myself absolutely insane over last year for no good damn reason. Uni is a BUSINESS and express is absolutely gravy for them. I find it very difficult to believe they would remove express from any pass it's already been attached to for decades. IF they happen to do that - I will not travel for this event like I have for the last 21 years.

Something you may want to look into would be renting an ECV. I know, I know, they have a bad rap, but they can save you a lot of walking. You can't take them into the houses, but you can use them to get from one area of the park to another. I mean, their middle name is "Convenience" after all. And if you don't want to rent one from Universal, there are many companies in the Orlando area that rent them and will drop them off / pick them up from your hotel. (Getting from your hotel to the parks if not on property with one may be difficult however).