Halloween Horror Nights - Hollywood Employee Preview Night 2025

[KlownzNskullZ]

All I gotta say is they actually did a good job on Terrorfier. The sets throughout the park are also taller, and in result more immersive this year. They also solved the black wall problem by having scares pretty much around every corner this year

 

[Jerroddragon]

Anyone check out the Witch's Scarezone? Or The HellBullies?

 

[DTH]

Any early maze rankings?

 

[cdogsumo]

Super short

Did they use the whole building? To me, the UBE houses have always felt longer than usual if anything…

 

[Jake S]

Did they use the whole building? To me, the UBE houses have always felt longer than usual if anything…

My understanding (and I could be wrong) is that most houses in UBE have not used the whole building.

 

[Freak]

My understanding (and I could be wrong) is that most houses in UBE have not used the whole building.

I did notice last year towards the back of the indoor queue for Quiet Place, at the entrance to the hall where the Don't Open Dead Inside doors would be from TWDA, there was a curtain that was partially open. I could see just enough that it was storage and none of that whole space was used for the house.

Is there a specific reason they don't use the entire space? Budget? Needing a space for storage?

 

[Jake S]

Is there a specific reason they don't use the entire space? Budget? Needing a space for storage?

Por que no los dos? I think part of it is budget [longer mazes = more expensive from a props and possibly a labor standpoint] but another part is storage in the post-Walking Dead era.

 

[ladiesman217]

As a massive fan of the franchise, I had such insanely high expectations for Fallout but I'm glad that I at least read this here before walking through so I can temper my expectations. Is the set design at least 'big' in the small amount of rooms this maze does have?