Halloween horror Nights?

[ChrisAlli]

What age is this appropriate for? Any idea of ticket prices?

And how does it compare to MNSSHP? Is there trick or treating or just tricks?

 

[the Dark Marauder]

MNSSHP =

HHN =

HHN is NOT for those that scare easily. Some children can handle it, many cannot. Booze flows much more freely at HHN than normal. There is lots of scare, sex, gore, innuendo, etc at HHN. It's very much a PG-13 event. If your kids can handle it and know it's all fake (the scareactors will not touch you) then they may like it. Otherwise it may scar them immensely.

Ticket prices are almost the same as the regular admission ticket. No joke.

 

[inkkognito]

Would you let your child watch the Rocky Horror Picture Show?

If not, then I would rethink HHN (I used that as an example because they have a RHPS live show that holds NOTHING back, from scantily clad actors to full-on audience participation lines).

Jack's show was extremely gory and suggestive too, and held out on an open stage (vs. RHPS, which was in the Beetlejuice theater). Let's just say that several people were sent to a bloody demise on stage, and after one Jack...well...uh, he had his own "happy ending."

The haunted houses are very intense, with lots of scareactors and effects such as fog, darkness, strobes to blind you, mirrors, etc...all the stuff that makes haunted houses great.

There is NO comparison to the Disney event. This is NOT an event for kids, especially easily scared ones or ones with "virgin ears." For adults, it is AWESOME!!

 

[ChrisAlli]

Thanks, my kids are 4 and 5 so I knew they would be out, but my SIL kids are 11 and 15. I was thinking they might to do Universals, but the 11 year old might not like it too much. He scares easily.

 

[Luv2Roam]

If anyone scares easily -- that would be a big no.