Hhn 19 website has been updated!!

[macraven]

$39.99 + tax for the UTH tour that was from 11:00 - 1:00. The other time period was 2:00 - 4:00.

The extended UTH was $54.99 + tax and was ran from 1:00 - 4:00. That was the one I took in 07.

I save most of my HHN emails and tour bookings over the years.

 

[2BigKIdz]

Maybe this is already known, but just in case- if you are in the movie theater lobby and don't movie around for awhile, a couple of minutes or so, Chucky's shadow will move across the screen.

Anyone noticed any other "bonuses" like this?

 

[macraven]

click on the "hot spots"
very kewl !

 

[Henna's_Mom]

Glad to hear the daytime tours are coming back.

 

[AmyRF25]

Hi All,

I know this is sort of off topic but do they do a halloween parade thing anymore at HHN?

Thanks!

 

[Metro West]

Hi All,

I know this is sort of off topic but do they do a halloween parade thing anymore at HHN?

Thanks!

No...the last time they had the "Festival of the Dead" parade was in 2005 or 2006 I believe. I don't miss it.

 

[PatriciaH]

I'm loving the site now! Very cool. I sent an email to guest relations about the tours and they added me to some list to send me an email when they will be able to book. We really enjoyed our UMH tour 2 years ago.

 

[CriminyCrafft]

$39.99 + tax for the UTH tour that was from 11:00 - 1:00. The other time period was 2:00 - 4:00.

The extended UTH was $54.99 + tax and was ran from 1:00 - 4:00. That was the one I took in 07.

I save most of my HHN emails and tour bookings over the years.

Awesome info, thanks! U rock!!!!

 

[macraven]

Awesome info, thanks! U rock!!!!

anything to help a homie.

i also have the info for uth for other years.........


i'm a rat packer.
then other times i'm just a rebel.....



mysteries of the midway tour
and
secrets of the sideshow tour both of 07:

Mysteries of the Midway Tour ($39.99+tax per person):
* Two hours in length. (departs at 11am and 2pm daily from Sept. 28th through Nov. 3rd)
* Basic overview of this year’s Halloween Horror Nights®.
* “Lights on” tour of three haunted houses with opportunities to take pictures/video in select rooms.
* A museum exhibit designed exclusively for the tour by our Art and Design Department.


Secrets of the Sideshow Tour ($54.99+tax per person) (available on select days only):
* Three hours in length. (departs at 1pm on Oct. 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th and 31st only)
* Overview of this year’s Halloween Horror Nights®.
* A more in-depth “lights on” tour of three haunted houses with opportunities to take pictures/video in select rooms.
* A museum exhibit designed exclusively for the tour by our Art and Design Department
* A Q & A session with one of our Halloween Horror Night® creators.


the above was the UTH for 2007

 

[CriminyCrafft]

anything to help a homie.

i also have the info for uth for other years.........


i'm a rat packer.
then other times i'm just a rebel.....



mysteries of the midway tour
and
secrets of the sideshow tour both of 07:

Mysteries of the Midway Tour ($39.99+tax per person):
* Two hours in length. (departs at 11am and 2pm daily from Sept. 28th through Nov. 3rd)
* Basic overview of this year’s Halloween Horror Nights®.
* “Lights on” tour of three haunted houses with opportunities to take pictures/video in select rooms.
* A museum exhibit designed exclusively for the tour by our Art and Design Department.


Secrets of the Sideshow Tour ($54.99+tax per person) (available on select days only):
* Three hours in length. (departs at 1pm on Oct. 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th and 31st only)
* Overview of this year’s Halloween Horror Nights®.
* A more in-depth “lights on” tour of three haunted houses with opportunities to take pictures/video in select rooms.
* A museum exhibit designed exclusively for the tour by our Art and Design Department
* A Q & A session with one of our Halloween Horror Night® creators.


the above was the UTH for 2007

You made my day...again! Thanks so much! I remember one of the tour houses in 2007 was the uber-awesome Psychoscareapy: Home for the Holidays...I'm dying to know what they'll be this year!!!

 

[Metro West]

I remember one of the tour houses in 2007 was the uber-awesome Psychoscareapy: Home for the Holidays

That was my favorite house that year. I loved the hot chocolate smell when you entered the kitchen.

 

[inkkognito]

That was my favorite house that year. I loved the hot chocolate smell when you entered the kitchen.

 

[Nainolaf]

Apparently, the Wolfman house has cost in excess of $175,000 to build, more than double that of any HHN house previously!!!! Should be spectacular!!

 

[Metro West]

Apparently, the Wolfman house has cost in excess of $175,000 to build, more than double that of any HHN house previously!!!! Should be spectacular!!

If it's one of the soundstage houses it will be.

 

[BuckeyeGuy28]

this year will be unique as it is the first time for all the houses to be based on a horror movie.

You forgot about carnival of carnage--they had a nightmare on elm street, Friday the 13, Texas chainsaw massacre, the thing, dead silence, and a couple non-movie ones which they have this year too

I agree that I'd rather go thru an original house rather than a house from a movie I've already seen millions of times

 

[inkkognito]

I was a little worried about the Carnival of Carnage, but I have to say that they handled the movies well. I've always been a major Freddy fan, and Nightmare was one of my favorite houses that year (along with Psychoscarapy...Dead Silence, another movie house, was very good too). Last year, Doomsday was my favorite house and that was move-based too, although I'd never seen it. Universal has pulled off movie houses well in the past, so I'm hoping they will do the same this year. And wasn't Body Collectors movie based too? I'm not sure, but I think so...although Dead Exposure wasn't and that was a kick-butt house too.

 

[macraven]

this year will be unique as it is the first time for all the houses to be based on a horror movie.

You forgot about carnival of carnage--they had a nightmare on elm street, Friday the 13, Texas chainsaw massacre, the thing, dead silence, and a couple non-movie ones which they have this year too

I agree that I'd rather go thru an original house rather than a house from a movie I've already seen millions of times

i should have phrased it as, all the houses and scare zones are horror movie related this year.

 

[RAPstar]

I was a little worried about the Carnival of Carnage, but I have to say that they handled the movies well. I've always been a major Freddy fan, and Nightmare was one of my favorite houses that year (along with Psychoscarapy...Dead Silence, another movie house, was very good too). Last year, Doomsday was my favorite house and that was move-based too, although I'd never seen it. Universal has pulled off movie houses well in the past, so I'm hoping they will do the same this year. And wasn't Body Collectors movie based too? I'm not sure, but I think so...although Dead Exposure wasn't and that was a kick-butt house too.

Body Collectors, from what I've read, is based off an episode of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer". The episode name is "Hush" and is on season 4 I believe. Its an amazing episode, they had almost no dialogue. The collectors look just like the "gentlemen", as they're called, from that episode. I think they collect organs too, but I can't remember. And from the pictures that I've seen of last years house, they included a nod to the movie version of "Sweeney Todd", so it was slightly movie based. Useless information FTW!!

 

[bruinsfan]

If it's one of the soundstage houses it will be.

The Wolf Man is in Sound Stage 22 (Creatures, Dead Silence, PsychoScareapy: Maximum Madness).

 

[seadd67]

So this will be our frist time,what are the houses like? Is It like your normal haunted house you walk through from room to room with diffrent set ups,or Is it more like a show? In side where the actors interact with the crowd?