Halloween Horror Nights 35 (UOR) - Speculation & Rumors

[dxwwf3]

There are lots of glitches currently. I wouldn't worry about it

 

[Grabnar]

Right now, the 6 house tour is completely sold out for all of September. The first morning of release, do you think this is a glitch or real?

Was wondering this for the 3 house, doesn't start until October.

Got my 6 house for opening weekend and called back and got my 2 discounted Premium Scream tickets!

 

[Kichkinet85]

S&S last year was so good. Yes it was a little spread out but that’s HHN. If you knew what you were doing you could do plenty.

• 13-hour shifts has to mean a third shift of actors--that's three full casts extra now (with the option to add more). I'm not sure Orlando can supply that. I'm not sure UOR is truly willing to pay for that. I kind of assumed the shift to less staffing in houses was to free up actors for an 11th house, but maybe it was this.

My thoughts exactly. Houses opening at 2pm till 2am will be 12 hours. Plus an hour probably for set up/make up. A 3rd cast is a must for that. Do we know how many houses will be open? I imagine only 1 or 2.

 

[UniversalRBLX]

General Pricing Summary Versus Last Year

• 1-Night Demand-Based Ticket Average Cost: +$6.54 | 7%
• 1-Night Express +$35.83 | +19%
• Scream Early +$71.88 | +31%
• R.I.P. Tour +$19 | +4%
• Unmasking 3 House +$12 | +12%
• Unmasking 6 House +$16 | +8%

HHN seems to be reluctant from pricing out general admission, while becoming more popular from upgrades like express, RIP, etc. You can see how there's a jump in price post-TWD, and then post-Stranger Things it gets wild.


Assuming we see price hikes similar to previous year for multi-night passes, prices could range the following:

Regular | Express
RoF: $220-230 | $750-790
FF: $260-270 | $910-950
FFP: $320-330 | $1,030-1,060
UFF: $440-$470 | $1,300-1,330

 

[RFRees]

Seen some mention of an additional cast - How would 3 casts would work? I have some ideas but it's a little awkward having an odd number of casts. It seems like you'd still need one or more of the casts pulling that 13 hour shift to make it work. Four casts would prevent that though.

 

[Brian G.]

Seen some mention of an additional cast - How would 3 casts would work? I have some ideas but it's a little awkward having an odd number of casts. It seems like you'd still need one or more of the casts pulling that 13 hour shift to make it work. Four casts would prevent that though.

I'd assume it would be part-time cast. A 1-6 set, and then the full timers go for the rest of the night.

 

[RFRees]

I'd assume it would be part-time cast. A 1-6 set, and then the full timers go for the rest of the night.

Unless I'm missing something...A/B cast rotates for 45 minutes throughout the night. How would adding a C cast prevent either A or B cast from a 12-13 hour shift? (Unless we're saying C cast goes past 45 minute sets, which is unlikely?)

I'm trying to make this work, but can't without exceeding 12 hour shifts or 45 minute sets. C cast could potentially prevent a weekly fatigue/overtime costs though.

Example:

Spoiler

2 A
2:45 B
3:30 A
4:15 B
5 A
5:45 B
6:30 A
7:15 B
8 C
8:45 ?
9:30 C
10:15 ?
11 C
11:45 ?
12:30 C
1:15 ?
2 C (if needed)

 

[Brian G.]

Unless I'm missing something...A/B cast rotates for 45 minutes throughout the night. How would adding a C cast prevent either A or B cast from a 12-13 hour shift? (Unless we're saying C cast goes past 45 minute sets, which is unlikely?)

I'm trying to make this work, but can't without exceeding 12 hour shifts or 45 minute sets. C cast would prevent a weekly fatigue/overtime costs though.

I'm saying the C/D cast would be the part-timers. A/B would go on as they have been in prior years. The Scream Early doesn't apply to their shifts, only C/D.

 

[RFRees]

I'm saying the C/D cast would be the part-timers. A/B would go on as they have been in prior years. The Scream Early doesn't apply to their shifts, only C/D.

Yep, I'm with you adding two casts (C/D), my question was moreso about the concept of adding one cast (C).