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Didn't they say on IU it was going to be a scarezone (or at least not a house)?

Also, this house may not have been a dual house as many people think. https://web.archive.org/web/20090628002532/http://forum.hhnvault.com/index.php?showtopic=137&pid=201876&st=0&#entry201876

I know this is weird replying to a question I made a year and a half ago, but I have found some evidence to suggest that both houses may have actually been in Soundstage 22 instead of Soundstage 23 like so many websites say it was. First, if you look at the maps for both 1995 and 1996, the label for Universal's House of Horrors and Universal's House of Horrors are both clearly on top of Soundstage 22. Second, look at this press release from 1995, which says that Universal's House of Horror was in Soundstage 22. https://parkrumors.com/archive/95sys.php Also, the Universal House/Museum of Horror houses from 1995-1998 were all reportedly very similar, so I would not be surprised if they kept some of the props and rooms in the same Soundstage between events. If anyone has some information on this can you please let me know? Sorry for the inconvenience.

Bloody Mary (most likely wrong)?

Where is the Freddy head in Depths of Fear?

I heard the giant spinning red light in that room is the implosion, which the Mouthbrooder is running away from. But if it is, it confuses me as to how guests would survive long enough to see the room after that.

Easter Eggs/ Reused Props I've Seen (that have not been mentioned here): Not confirmed, but I feel like the Venkman at the end of Ghostbusters is wearing one of the Jack Torrance wigs from The Shining in 2017. Shadowcreek Camps in Yeti (referencing the Havoc franchise). I feel like one of the scareactors in Yeti had Marty's mask from Poltergeist last year. The "Shining reference" in Us. Old Smokey might be in the Rob Zombie zone but i'm not sure if its just some other chair. The clown trashcan from Carnival Graveyard outside House of 1000 Corpses (maybe also the Bill and Ted Phonebooth). The Skeleton Kid's mask from Trick'r Treat in one of the rooms of HOTC. I think the girl in the cage in HOTC is wearing one of The Grady Twins dresses. Something I noticed, three different scareactors in HOTC says "Who's your daddy" (also, someone skinned HHN Bear D:). The Norris Thing in Depths of Fear. "Infinite Pits" in both Depths of Fear and Universal Monsters (though they are harder to spot than usual). Shield from 2005's Fire Pits in the Nightingales facade. Feel like Nightingales eating horses is a callback to the original house. Statues in the facade of Universal Monsters actually look like their original counterparts. You are underwater in the Creature room. There is a crypt named Hugo in the Wolfman room that might be a reference to Victor Hugo. Graveyard Games used alot of costumes and sets from Poltergeist. It also had a moving coffin from Hive. The Mother character appears three times in Graveyard Games. Alot of props from the Killer Klowns house are reused from the scarezone (naturally).

We might have the same idea. I was had a HUGE Interstellar Terror vibe walking through it.

Anyone know why they have glowing lights on the chainsaws this year? I heard from some tonight that it had to do with legal issues involving someone getting angry over how the chainsaws looked "too real".

I don't like what they did with the Nightingales. They look extremely goofy.

I though Yeti was really quiet. I expected it to be extremely loud and intense. The rest of the originals I would have to agree are on the same quality of scariness. Also, is it just me or did they REALLY tone down the scarezones in both scale and scariness this year?

I feel like the really toned down the scares this year (with the exception of the two parade warehouses). However, the sets were alot more grand and the effects and scareactor costumes looked the best in Horror Nights history (for as long as I have been going).

Graveyard Games was the best house, hands down!

Do you know whether it was going to be comedic?

Yay! https://blog.universalorlando.com/whats-new/ghostbusters-at-hhn-2019/