HORRORLANDO

They used an ambulance before in the Psychoscareapy Home for the Holidays house back at HHN 17. (Mental Asylum, Hospital) With HHN anything is possible...

Count me in as well. I will be there on Sept. 24th for opening night as well as every night my FFP will let me. I'm an APH also so just say when and where and I will there... Can't wait to meet some of you...

I understand everyones responses about just having a few drinks to better enjoy themselves at HHN. To me that's all well and good. It's just the ones who go above and beyond their normal means and get absolutey trashed at the event is what I can't quite yet fathom. I mean why spend the money on a ticket to go to HHN if all your going to do is get drunk...

With HHN it's pretty much a hit or miss scenario. I myself have gone to HHN on a sunday and there was hardly anybody there and the wait times for the houses was only 10 minutes. But the following sunday was so busy the wait times were like an hour. Last year when I went on a sunday, I walked through silver screams and the spawning all by myself. It was pretty awesome. So my suggestion would be to go on non peak nights Sunday through Thursday if you can. If not establish a game plan. Get there as early as possible or do the stay and scream. With the stay and scream you will be able to do 2 or 3 houses with virtually no wait before they let in the outside crowds. Also try doing some houses when people are seeing the Bill and Ted or Rocky Horror Picture Show. You might get lucky with some wait times then...Hope this helps and have fun...

Is it really necessary to drink alcohal at Halloween Horror Nights in order for you to have fun??? Not for me. Believe it or not I don't drink alcohal. I just don't see the point in getting drunk just so you can have a good time. Now I understand that selling alcohal at HHN is a big money maker for them but do they have to have an alcohal or beer cart every 10 feet that you walk??? For me halloween horror nights is a blast without having to get drunk. Tell why or why not you do or don't drink alcohal at HHN.

Same here. Congratulations to everyone who has been cast so far. Good Luck on your scares...

Is it just me or do I see an eye or something above the lantern when it gets brighter...

I agree. I think that they are there for more of a scare tactic. Last year when I went with my sister I had to wait outside with her because she didn't have a daytime park ticket. I usually do the stay and scream because i'm an annual passholder. Anyways when we went through the detectors one officer told me that the chain for my wallet had to come off because I wasn't allowed to bring it in the park. Really a wallet chain...?

No problem...

If you check out the halloween horror nights website in the FAQ section under the when is halloween horror nights it says that opening weekend hours are 6:30 to midnight. September 24th,25th and 30th are 6:30 pm-12 am

Wasn't there a crashed van or an ambulance that was used in the Psychoscareapy Home for the Holidays house back in 2007. Maybe this is the same prop...?

I get the FFP when I go to HHN. I'm also an annual passholder so I do the stay and scream as well. I go just about every non peak night that they have it on including sundays. I have never once purchased an express pass and I still see everything in one night. There has not been a single time where I have not been able to see everything in one night. The advantage for the stay and scream is that you get to go through certain houses first so by the time they start letting in the outside crowds you can easily see 2 or 3 houses with virtualy no wait. So in my opinon I wouldn't get an express because I think you won't have any problems seeing everything in one night.

100% agree. I have never purchased an express pass before and 9 times out of 10 I still see everything in one night. All the houses, scarezones, and the B%T show. FairyCorpse is right, I've gone opening week since 2002 and as long as you get there early you will see everything. And for the rest of the days getting a FFP is the way to go. I have bought a FFP for the last 5 years and I couldn't fathom going to HHN without one. Last year the longest I had to wait for a house was SAW and it was only 35 minutes on a non peak night.

I agree. FFP is the best ticket to get. I have purchased the FFP for the last 5 years and it is definitly worth it. Even though it's only good for off peak nights it's still better because usually the crowds are less and not to mention you can go anytime you want sunday-thursday...

It's called Noctem Aeternus from the Realm of Shadows CD.

My first year was 1998. Believe it or not I had no idea what halloween horror nights was until that year and I regret that now every day. I have not missed a year since then and I NEVER will...

I will definitly be there on opening night. I never miss it. Just look for the big guy wearing a white t-shirt with chucky on the front.

That idea could very much work. Very nice idea indeed....

Awesome pics. Great job. Is it october yet...