Halloween

[Mrs Dazzle]

MNSSHP or Universal Halloween Horror Night?

We'd like to do one while we're over, but not too sure what would be the best.

DD (9) never been to anything like it before, ok she "trick or treats"over here, but just a tad worried about the Universal one, but would the Disney one be a bit too tame

We're looking for Thursday 17th October, when they both have one on offer.

Decisions, decisions . . . any advice/views/thoughts/comments you experts out there much appreciated, as usual.

Taaaaa

 

[floridalol]

Havn't done Mickey's but Universals is absolutely fabulous! It is scary though and young children will be frightened. Tenagers love it though. If your children are young or easily frightened I would suggest Mickey's.

Must give Universal's Halloween Nights the highest recommendation though - without doubt the best theme park experience there is.

Enjoy!

 

[Fantasia Sam]

I think Katie (hope I got that right memory is a tad bad sometimes) would enjoy MNSSHP - Although I love Universal's it can be scary - well it scares the living daylights out of me but such good fun

 

[KayleeUK]

I would stick with MNSSHP , we are going to both but Universal scares the pants off me LOL

Kaylee

 

[mike230652]

Annie,

It really depends on your child..........we did it last year with our two, 9 & 8. Both loved it and enjoyed being scared ( they know it's not "real" )............but I can imagine it would be too intense for others of the same age.

If in doubt I'd give it a miss, it could be a short but expensive evening otherwise !!

 

[pigby]

Looks like the MK party is on the cards for our family(next Year). Does the event book up, and if so how do you get the tickets - do you prebook?

Sue

 

[KayleeUK]

Hi Sue

The tickets go on sale in May - there is alway's build up and an announcement here on the boards. The adults price this year was $27.95. We phoned from the UK 001 407 934 7639 to get them but if I remember rightly you can now buy on-line.

HTH

Kaylee