SeeMeFeelMe

Yah, honestly you guys, I was on The Vault when this went up, too. And I thought it was pretty ridiculous at the time. But now that I've reread them, I have to say a couple of them gave me a start. I was surprised to see the Hades clue especially.

Could it be..... Arkum Asylum? Lol. Bet no one would see that coming....

Now I definitely agree with that. The way it looks scanned or something does look really really strange. I just don't want to blow it off as being fake just because I could draw it myself or something.

Now, I agree that it seems suspicious that someone, who was able to get into the Parade building, only felt the need to snap a photo of this one very odd drawing and nothing else. But I'm not going to say that it is fake just because it looks amateur. I mean... especially not if this museum has "art". Everyone should go take a second look at some of the stuff Picasso and Jackson Pollock churn out.... Maybe they are taking cues from Art Museums...

Agree... and, most notably, a post-9:00-in-Orlando world. I don't think tourists realize how scary Orlando can be. Just ask my future UCF roommate who is making me move to Oveido to be at least 15 minutes away from it.

I'll tell you how I cured the wait time problem completely.... I went on a Thursday night and bought Express Passes. Holy cow.... The regular lines were a mile long, but our line was like 4 people long. We got there at 6:30 and had done every single house, scarezone, and show by 10:00. And, the great thing about it is, you spend the same amount of money as you would on just the ticket for a weekend.

I think they do a pretty good job of creating twists and turns and invisible boo-holes that you don't actually always know what is coming up. From what I can tell, the scareactors are able to rush around from hole to hole behind the walls and won't always come out of the same spot. Besides... sometimes it's scarier to me if I anticipate what is coming.... Last year I was walking through Dracula and there was this huge guy with blood all over his face munching down on some carcass and he was hidden, kind of, behind a pillar. I knew this guy was going to come after me because I was an easy, girly target. So, it went sort of like "Oh Crap. He's looking at me. He's going to scream in my face..... oh ok, nevermind I made it past hi- OH SHIT!.... Didn't know he could come around that way."

You guys just remind me way too much of last year. "Our icon is gonig to be an usher!" "nuh uh! The theater is our icon!" lol.

I have to admit, there is a lot of fighting at HHN. I think most of it is because when you have to stand in line with the same people in front of or behind you for 2 hours, you get agitated by every little thing. The only people who make me that mad at HHN are the grab-asses. The only way I've been able to avoid awful people is to get Express Passes. That way you're not in line long enough to be bothered with someone.

I don't even miss the parade really. I do miss the opening shows. Like during Sweet 16 when they introduced everybody. That was highly entertaining.

I sort of agree. On the count of the only time I've seen those things going on is when I've been there on a Friday or Saturday night. On Thursday nights, I've seen drunk people, but they usually aren't obnoxious. Just funny. On the other hand, the Fridays and Saturdays I have been, I have seen every single one of these problems. I remember one year, in line for the Psycho house, there was one guy who was too drunk to walk straight, and he couldn't even make it through the front door.... He ended up just slumping himself against the wall, while his friend was like "COME ON MAN! COME ON!" and we're like.... let us just slip past you real quick... kthnxbai

Well, my thinking is just that when attendance starts going down, the cuts will start being made.