Ok... Quick question for those of you who have already been....
I'm bringing my wife with me to the event this year for her first HHN. She's not a huge horror or haunted house type person. With all the licensed houses this year, I'm wondering if the fact she hasn't seen most of the source material would cause an issue with her ability to enjoy the event?
With our EXTREMELY limited time available which we can use to watch any source material (movies, or TV Shows), Is there any opinion on if she'll be fine not knowing the original when she visits a house? or maybe a list of houses, movies, or Walking Dead Episodes, which we should try and find the time for her to watch before attending so she isn't completely lost?
(With walking dead, I've now seen everything up thru the end of Season 3, and she understands the idea behind Zombies... so I might be able to help bring her up to speed on any details that people think might help. I'm wondering though if I should have her watch Cabin in the Woods considering how "odd" that movie was, so depending on how they did the house it might be osmething to help her not end up completely confused....)
Ok... Quick question for those of you who have already been....
I'm bringing my wife with me to the event this year for her first HHN. She's not a huge horror or haunted house type person. With all the licensed houses this year, I'm wondering if the fact she hasn't seen most of the source material would cause an issue with her ability to enjoy the event?
With our EXTREMELY limited time available which we can use to watch any source material (movies, or TV Shows), Is there any opinion on if she'll be fine not knowing the original when she visits a house? or maybe a list of houses, movies, or Walking Dead Episodes, which we should try and find the time for her to watch before attending so she isn't completely lost?
(With walking dead, I've now seen everything up thru the end of Season 3, and she understands the idea behind Zombies... so I might be able to help bring her up to speed on any details that people think might help. I'm wondering though if I should have her watch Cabin in the Woods considering how "odd" that movie was, so depending on how they did the house it might be osmething to help her not end up completely confused....)
DCTooTall said:Ok... Quick question for those of you who have already been....
I'm bringing my wife with me to the event this year for her first HHN. She's not a huge horror or haunted house type person. With all the licensed houses this year, I'm wondering if the fact she hasn't seen most of the source material would cause an issue with her ability to enjoy the event?
With our EXTREMELY limited time available which we can use to watch any source material (movies, or TV Shows), Is there any opinion on if she'll be fine not knowing the original when she visits a house? or maybe a list of houses, movies, or Walking Dead Episodes, which we should try and find the time for her to watch before attending so she isn't completely lost?
(With walking dead, I've now seen everything up thru the end of Season 3, and she understands the idea behind Zombies... so I might be able to help bring her up to speed on any details that people think might help. I'm wondering though if I should have her watch Cabin in the Woods considering how "odd" that movie was, so depending on how they did the house it might be osmething to help her not end up completely confused....)
OK so I'm going this Wednesday and I'm hearing the Hell Week explanations but honestly isn't it still a Wednesday and I'm sure it being Hell Week will mean extra crowds but I just want to hear it won't be insane,I mean it's a Wednesday.I've only missed like 4 years of the 22 years and I only remember 1 or 2 visits that the day I chose got to be completely out of control crowded.In the last 10 years or so I know I've pretty much only gone on non peak dates,that's why I went with Wednesday but now I'm hearing this Hell Week talk,but it's still a Wednesday,isn't it??
I have been able to figure out busy days and have a plan most of the time for hhn, but Sunday night (13), I was off base.
I knew it would have crowds and lines, but did not think it would be crazy busy.
I managed it al, but still had to Maneuver thru the crowds......
Wednesdays do have young crowds in the past years, but if this is when you want to go, you can manage it. You are a regular and know your way around the houses in the park layout
Use SNS tixs, express pass in case the crowds grow more than you expect.
I would start at the back of the park to avoid congested areas
With teens being out of school, more could go to hhn for evening fun. That large excited groups of young people, might add to the edge
Last year crowds exploded towards the middle of the month to the point you could hardly enjoy yourself. It sounds like this will be the case again this year.But Mac, you told me Sunday would be easier to manage and it was worse than Friday. Just teasing because I know there can always be surprises and you gotta adjust accordingly .I wonder if Columbus day being on Monday could have been a factor? I know having Monday off from work allowed me a long weekend and was one of the reasons I was able to go at all.
Buy the express pass if you have limited time that night.
Read up on other sites that give the spoilers on the houses.
Then you will know if viewing the movies in advance will be necessary.
Resident evil makes sense if you have or know about the game 1 and 2.
macraven said:the one by kid zone/et area.
you can get walking dead, la llorona and then afterlife done.
do wd first.
this house line empyties back where you started.
then do la llorona.
that house empties on top near the afterlife house.
(mib) area)
then go towards the front or take in havoc/beetlejuice area, if line is short.
then go towards the front.