SotoSaki

I saw the last show, on the 9th. It was rather boring for me. The dancers were mainly on the other side, facing mels, while I was on the grown evil side. It had also just started to rain again, so maybe that was why I didn't enjoy it as much. It wasn't bad but, honestly, the drunk guys standing next to me were ten times more entertaining.

I tried to ask earlier, but I guess it got glanced over... I'm purchasing tickets today, and I wanted to know if the "Scream Early" passes work in conjunction with the Rush of Fear tickets. I can't find any specific clarification on it online.

I just had a small question in regards to tickets and the "Scream Early" add-on. Would the IoA "SE" ticket, be applicable to the Rush of Fear pass? And is the fact I'm buying the both of the tickets/add-ons for a friend of mine as well as myself at the same time possibly a problem? I've never actually gone to HHN or bought tickets before, so I'm not sure.

That's exactly how I explained this house to my friend, the other day! I'm really looking forward to this one. I love me some steampunk-stlye horror.

Hmm... Alright. I've seen a few videos where it just seem like the guest are just slowly plodding along through the house. That just kind of seems like it would take a lot of the fun or urgency out of the house. Hopefully it's not really that much of a problem. I'm really looking forward to going!

I just had a couple questions about the event in general. I've actually been following the website for a while and felt I should finally make an account. This is going to be my first year going, and has actually been my first year following it in depth which I have been since about April. For the houses, how do they distribute people through them? Is it a continuous stream, or do they send groups in at a time? I know I've heard the term "Conga Lines" used when talking about going through houses. It seems to vary in videos that I've seen of previous years. Does it just depend on the type of house or even the year itself? It just seems like a continuous line of people walking through a house would make it less urgent or scary? And for the scare zones, from looking at the map that was posted in (this? Or maybe another) thread, that they seem kind of small. Especially Canyon of Lost Souls. I haven't been to the park since April, so it's a bit harder to picture it in my head. But it looks like there would be a LOT of empty space, or non-themed areas. Is this a problem when actually going through the event, or is it just one of those that pops up on paper, but when attending it's not something you notice too much? I'm trying to not put certain expectations in place for myself, because I really do want to go in and just enjoy the entire event. It's just small things I would kind of like cleared up.