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I love that, really hope they go back to that and do it in the future then.

Almost. From what I heard, it was going to be part of a new set of theme houses (like Scary Tales), called Bedtime Stories.

Considering where Graveyard is and how great the Facade for Ash vs Evil Dead was my hope is that the whole outside area is littered with tomb stones. I'd also confidently bet the Plastic Surgery scarezone uses either The Dope Show or the Beautiful People in its soundtrack

Terror Tram shuttle service????

We're acting like they're on a baloney and white bread budget here. They've got the cash... They can shell out for a decent front gate without it eating into their bottom line too badly. Just throw up three more alcohol tents. BAM. SOLVED. Bottom line, I want the whole event to remain immersive. Sure, it probably won't happen because Joe Six-Pack probably doesn't care about what a front gate looks like, but I'm still putting it out there. I don't put it in a signature or my profile, but I've been doing HHN since it was simply Fright Nights. I'm an OG. And in being an old codger, I am ridiculously opinionated on what I want to see and how the event has changed (and continues to change).

I with you guys with stepping up the front gate game... been pretty blah the last several years....

At the end of the day, it's not about whether or not you find it scary, but whether or not you find it fun. I can remember a year or two in which I wasn't really scared, but was entertained and had a blast. Though, often times I found the 'scariest' houses to be the original ones rather than any IP. Still, I agree with Rikku, the older I get, the more I go to just appreciate the set design and costumes. It's the best looking event by far in the US, I think!

Looking at the speculation map again I am totally fine with this years line up. Arguably yes it won't go down as the "scariest" event but I think it isn't any need for a concern of the event losing the horror in horror nights. I'll admit it is a concern I usually express as well because I want the event to remain scary but whenever I have had these concerns in the past the event always delivers in the scares so we need to trust the process a bit. I think they understand what people want is to be scared and this year just has its share of more "fun" properties. Actually if done right KKFOS could be really scary or at least I don't see it straying far from Giggles 'n Gore which I remember people enjoying and not having a issue with. Also I am sure Nightingales, 1000 Corpses, Us and Depths of Fear can bring that classic dread feeling (I feel Yeti and Graveyard could also possibly but they could also skew more fun). Yes I am not going into this year saying wow I am going to s**t my pants but I do believe I will go into this event and have a really fun time. Also as we have discussed over the years we are more in it for aesthetics and overall package, scarier haunts usually are outside of HHN.

Someone said it wasn't going to be Tooth Fairy, but rather a house called Bedtime Stories, and Tooth Fairy would've been one part of it. Can anyone confirm?

Us is confirmed. RIP Tooth Fairy, we hardly knew ya. https://blog.universalorlando.com/whats-new/us-at-hhn-2019/