Jakemeister

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Vanity's Minions last night that after I screamed "Baby Alert" proceeded to find the baby in the stroller and scare it. Great parenting mom and dad.

Here is a really good guide on how to do it all. My link Mi House Count Nights: 6 Forsaken: 6 In-Between: 3 Nevermore: 4 Saws N Steam: 6 HR Bloodengutz: 6 The Thing: 5 Nightingales: 6 Winter's Night: 7 Bill and Ted: 2

She's been doing that, this is prob just the first time you've seen her doing it. She's also the only one who does, and I'm pretty sure it's because the movie hasn't came out yet. On the note of BIll and Ted corralling us in one direction, at the first show they were pushing us towards tents....so I don't know if that was a temporary thing, if it changed later in the night or what.

On the note of people being drunk at Epcot, yes they do get hammered, BUT there are way more children around so they behave themselves more. Also tl;dr

My exact sentiments on the alcohol at the event.

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And they're a part of this years event too but, they aren't over done. I stick by what I said saying it really improves the event that they're moving away from just chainsaws. It shows that as an event they're progressing more. I can go to any local haunt and see 50 big dude's with a chainsaw trying to scare me. I come to HHN for top quality, surreal, scares.

And here is your PSA for the day: Bring an umbrella/keep an umbrella in your car and pay attention to the weather.

I liked it but I didn't love it. I've seen my fair share of Bill and Ted shows and this one ranks about in the middle. I loved the Honey Badger part.

From what I've seen, some of your best photo opportunities are Death Drums, which in turn is kind of a pain, I'm really not crazy about that show.

I don't think it's Universal's Halloween Chainsaw nights. I'm pretty sure they're just as aware as I am that you don't need chainsaws to scare people and if anything it kinda ups the ante that they backed away a lot from it.

I smile. Getting scared makes me happy since it doesn't happen as often. Then I follow it with saying "That was good."

I can't think of the last time this happened but last night I got 3 or 4 GOOD scares. Like where I jumped. Hasn't happened in years. I loved it! So shout outs are in order. Winter's Night, don't know cast or person but you looked like a corpse just sitting down. BUT ALAS you jumped up and scared the shit out of me. These effects are hard to even scare me with and IT WORKED. Holy hell. Was great. The Thing. Got a great scare in here from one of the transforming humans. H.R. Bloodengutz. Got a great scare from Abraham Lincoln and you said my name. Not sure who you are but kudos. Was great!

You also edited my post where I said "with a discount". With a discount...they are. With an Annual Pass they're about $35. For employees a lot better.

Shoutout to my bro in Saws N Steam, Spoon and Shoe.

They're fuck shit cheap with an employee discount. Like as much as you'd pay for a designer shirt...I supported the cause and got mine and for less than $30 who can complain? "Not I" said Jake.

I had a great one in 2009. Was awesome, always there when we needed her and would always chat with us before and after call in and call out.

From a guest standpoint, ignore them; from an actor scare point, they're my best friend.

Let's bitch about something we've wanted for YEARS when it finally comes around....I distinctly remember NUMEROUS members saying "I'll buy one even if it's generic." Now they have a generic hoodie and members are saying "I don't want it." Just remember the next time we have a big push for something in the park they'll look at this situation and they'll say "They bitched and moaned when we finally gave in and got hoodies, we can skip this since they'll be ungrateful." They're $40, that isn't that much. If they were $60 and generic, I'd sympathize more, but they aren't.

It's more likely that they didn't mess up on the shirt but changed the name, this happened in 2007 with PsychoScarepy.

First year was 2006. Went on opening Saturday and was extremely pumped for the event. I had just moved to Florida less than two months prior and we had gotten our annual passes probably 2 or 3 weeks before Horror Nights. I knew we were going to Horror Nights, since I was so excited for it. Went with my brother and my friend Brendan. First house ever was ScreamHouse 3 and I loved it, ended up making it through Psycho, and All Night Die In. Checked out all the zones and just generally had a blast. I loved the event and thought it was scary in all the rights ways and it left me craving for more. From there I've been the haunt freak I am.

As I said I genuinely have no idea how much it's going to cost.

If nothing else I got the vibe more tweetups would happen.

Talk all the shit you want, but, 2006 Jack. Back before he became a ringmaster..... Also I agree with Lyn, The Caretaker is what got me into the event.