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Curious, how many of you reading this blog have entered the sweepstakes, daily? Ive missed two days. I cant even afford the time off work to go if I win, but I am more hoping to win one of the second place prizes.

So very hoping they have some sort of amazing idea for a replacement, but I think this just confirms the exit of FF stage. Which is odd as that show is now back on TV and relevant again.

Just announced that B&T are returning for their FAREWELL TOUR at HHN27

Ive said this before in outher forums, but we, the public, do not know the stats for ticket purchases like the marketing team does. Case in point, youve already forked over the 2k and are going already. How do we know that marketing isnt looking at the numbers, the fact that the big 3 hotels are practically completely sold for all of October and knowing that they dont have to spend their budget to get ticket sales because they are already getting ticket sales on pace or growing year over year. The internet information is not what is going to drive net new ticket sales, in the first place. Internet sites and hype pages are pointed to fans who are, most likely, already going. Now, on the other hand, if you DID want to drive net new ticket sales, where is the television/billboard/print marketing in states like AL, GA, and SC? I am in these states often and see nothing about HHN, but I do see marketing of Universal as a destination. Not to pick on any one person, but instead to aim a general statement at the sentiment, you say that you'd like to know what you've spent your money on, but you do know. We know that there will be several house mazes, long lines, alcohol, and fun scarezones to hang out and watch people get scared. Is there a possibility that if they announced a specific house you would call universal and cancel the whole thing?

Ok, to me this is one of the exact reasons marketing doesnt need to do anything. They have given out very little yet people are booking. They have the marketing math and analytics. They already know how many people have bought tickets. The big 3 onsite hotels are pretty much booked through all of HHN. If you saw that sales were at the same point as booking in previous years you could make a marketing decision to know you dont have to have a full court press because youre already winning in sales. And we dont have any of that knowledge. Could be this could be poor decisions. So, would you be more apt to make purchases if marketing shares more information about the HHN plans? It doesnt really sound like it and my post isnt to pick on someone because I see this as more of a general tone in the thread. @criticalanalysis - you just did a good job summarizing the tone. Yet, very few have thrown down the gauntlet and cancelled their travel to HHN because they are pissed they dont know the other houses, yet.

Sweepstakes link worked for me now

The souls collected counter has reset to 0 on the east coast.

I am so absolutely sick of zombies. It seems to have been the horror genre's cheap craze the past few years. Fortunately, there have been enough other things to keep me occupied. Thankfully, they are not back at HHN this year.