The 1st Annual HNN HHNH Awards (Part 2)

[DTH316]

Welcome back as we continue our first annual Horror Night Nightmares Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood Awards!

This thread is part 2 of 5 where many categories will be decided.

Please vote in the polls and feel free to debate your choices. The threads and when voting will close is to be determined on the popularity and income of the votes.

Now, let's take a look at the excellence *air guitar* that we'll be honoring in this specific thread.

- Best Characters & Performances in a Scarezone

- Best Tone in an Attraction

- Most Repeatable Attraction

- Best Sense of Immersion

- Most Coherent Story

We've seen how characters and performances were judged in the mazes, but now it's time to take a look how those on the streets did. Terror Tram will also be included in this section.

Sometimes the tone of an attraction can really amplify your scares when you walkthrough and if it's really good enough, stick with you long after it's over.

Some mazes just have that "let's do it again!" factor. Which one made you want to repeat it the moment it was over, and again and again throughout the event? But not only that, which maze held up on multiple visits (if applicable to you) and you enjoyed it just as much every time?

Immersion is a really important factor for a Halloween event. To be sucked into that world is not an easy task. Which attraction and scarezone really put you into their world? This is a two-parter question, so be sure to vote for one attraction and one scarezone!

Story isn't an easy thing to convey in a walk through attraction. Which story was most solid and understandable all the way through and didn't get lost in translation?

Now MAKE YOUR CHOICES! A new thread will be up every other day.

[Trevler]

Clearly, Terror Tram is the winner, if only for the awesome job the survivors and walkers did at Tram Plaza. Clearly. *cough cough*