Halloween Horror Nights 35 (UOR) - Speculation & Rumors

[Kooks]

I’m if the mindset that, if I can’t catch an effect or scare at least 50% of the time, it’s a badly designed effect/scare and Universal messed up with it.

Adding to this, it’s disappointing when you see too much of a scare. At least 80-90% of the time, I see a scare happen ahead of my group, and it’s totally spoiled for me. Call it hyper-aware ADHD brain or just conga lines. We move so slowly through the house and scares are constantly running, almost every scare is spoiled for me in some way or another. Sometimes I see the full scare or just the end of it with the actor resetting. But I’m rarely caught off guard. I try to tune out what’s ahead but the more I do that, the less I enjoy/remember the house. So I’ve stopped trying to do that and I enjoy the houses much more this way. I don’t ever expect to be caught off guard, and so when it does happen, it’s much more impactful.

 

[Captain Spaulding]

You aren’t overpaying, you’re underpaying. If you don’t like the value you’ll get from a properly priced frequent fear ticket + single night express tickets… fair enough! Go ahead and find something else to spend your money on.

We are getting caught up in semantics here. One person thinks they are underpaying because they don't agree with the price point, while another thinks they are overpaying because they are only using a fraction of what is alloted to them. Both can be correct, even though I lean to agree with the latter.
Especially since out of towners are also shelling out big $$ for hotels and travel.
Maybe you should need an on-site hotel stay for each night you use express from a multi ticket, way to complicated though.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

overpaying because they are only using a fraction of what is alloted to them.

Fraction of what? Scares in a house?