Halloween Horror Nights?
i’ve never been there before.
my friend used to go often and he told me it was extremeley scary and that he couldn’t sleep one night(well he WAS exaggerating) but still, oh and he went when he was younger(he’s 16 or 15 now) like 10, 12, 13 and 14 i think. hah. i’m 15, my bestfriend and her boyfriend and her older brother and sister are going and they’re inviting me. i REALLY wanna go because it looks like fun and i love to get scared out of nowhere.
bad thing is that i kind of have a fear with clowns and i heard that this year theres going to be A LOT of it, especially since Jack is going to be hosting it i’m guessing there is going to be a certain haunted house with him and clowns or something. i like scary movies a lot.
at the same time since my expectations on hhn is going to look exremeley realistic and really scary i’m kinda scared and a little nervous to go. so how scary is hhn? is it so scary i’m going to cry?? i live about only 2 or 3 hrs away from Orlando, so for Florida Residents is there a certain special price?? i was also wondering if any of the rides in the park are open during halloween horror nights.
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September 10th, 2007 at 4:53 pm
This years theme for Halloween Horror Nights consists ofJason Voorhes from Friday the 13th, Freddy Krueger from Nightmare on Elmstreet, and Leatherface from Texas Chainsaw Masacre.
offer 8 different haunted houses so if clowns are not your thing, just skip over Jack's Funhouse and go on to the next. You'll also want to avoid the show entitled Jack's Carnival of Carnage, there's still 3 other shows you can enjoy.
it is scarey, not recommened for childern 10 and under.
the rides are open =) They are trained to torment and terrify guests throughout the night, but cannot touch. Florida Residents may purchase in advance and save up to $30 off the full admission price ($64.95) with the UPC code from any Coca-Cola® product.
the UPC code from any Coca-Cola® product or specially-marked cups from participating BURGER KING® restaurants when purchasing your tickets online to receive your discount.
with discount: Sunday Thursday $34.95 (Save $30) Friday $39.95 (Save $25) Saturday $54.95 (Save $10) They also offer Gory Getaways starting from $89 per adult with UPC code on any Coca-Cola® products Your vacation includes: 1 Night accommodations at a Universal Partner Hotel 1 Night admission to Halloween Horror Nights Ticket valid only on non-peak Halloween Horror Nights event evenings (10/4, 10/7, 10/11, 10/14, 10/18, 10/21, 10/24, 10/25, 10/28, 10/31 and 11/1/2007) Free access to live entertainment at Universal CityWalk® One 5″x7″ souvenir photograph Complimentary scheduled transportation between hotel and Universal Orlando
September 9th, 2007 at 5:28 pm
Well first of all, you can find a lot of info on their website here: http://www.halloweenhorrornights.com (that clown guy pops up though, just to warn you) I went for the 1st time last year and it was super amazing. My friend also doesn't like clowns, so I understand where you're coming from.
thing you can remember is that they're not allowed to touch you. So you can see this clown coming toward you, wanting to scare you, but hey, you know what? He can't do anything.
have to option to not go in the clown haunted house and wait for everyone, but that could be super boring.
I would do is just go ahead and go through, but just hold on to the back of someones shirt put your head down and don't look up,and follow through that way.
they do have some of the popular rides open to alleviate the crowds And I know there's some $30 discount for Florida residents that you can find on their site too