Halloween Horror Nights 30 (UOR) - Speculation & Rumors (2021)

[Brian G.]

Alright now

 

[TheCodeMan95]

The magic act should fit perfectly at HHN - great decision by Uni and I can't wait to see Youtube videos of the show.

 

[ufc327]

Interesting that Universal only updated hours of operation during the day until September 5th instead of the whole month of September.

 

[Tobias]

There you go.

Oooh, magic with a nightmare angle to it? I like the looks of that!

 

[HHN Maddux]

I'm seeing some people say the 5th is the big day.

 

[colegustafson]

Interesting that Universal only updated hours of operation during the day until September 5th instead of the whole month of September.

They're not having HHN on that day so they just figured that they could have normal park operations

 

[Parkscope Joe]

Interesting that Universal only updated hours of operation during the day until September 5th instead of the whole month of September.

Since the pandemic they've "only" been updating the hours about 4-6 weeks out at a time now. Next week I bet we'll see it extended another week or two.

 

[RevFreako]

We had Altars of Horror and Zombieland, so.

I loved Zombieland

I believe they were planning for FFP…at one point in time. Things change. I have no reason to believe there will be FFP this year, so am planning on making the best out of 1-2 nights. :_:

You are, fortunately, wrong.

 

[HHN Maddux]

I haven't read any spoilers and I'm sure it's part of Icons or SCarey, but a part of me is still a lil sad there's no Psychoscareapy house or scare zone. Isn't it the longest running franchise behind Scary Tales?

 

[Stewie_Griffin]

I haven't read any spoilers and I'm sure it's part of Icons or SCarey, but a part of me is still a lil sad there's no Psychoscareapy house or scare zone. Isn't it the longest running franchise behind Scary Tales?

Scary Tales was first in 2001. Psychoscareapy showed up 2 years later, in 2003.

 

[HHN Maddux]

Scary Tales was first in 2001. Psychoscareapy showed up 2 years later, in 2003.

And now Scary Tales is presumably over with Deadly Ever After, with Revenge of the Tooth Fairy starting off Bedtime Stories as its successor.

 

[Stewie_Griffin]

I wouldn't bet on Scary Tales being over.

Dungeon of Terror is technically the "oldest franchise."

Scream House would also supercede Psychoscareapy as well.

 

[Lucky Planet]

I haven't read any spoilers and I'm sure it's part of Icons or SCarey, but a part of me is still a lil sad there's no Psychoscareapy house or scare zone. Isn't it the longest running franchise behind Scary Tales?

theres always next year

 

[HalfGlass]

In the past with FFP, if the event sold out on a night you were going, did they still let you enter?

 

[Legacy]

I haven't read any spoilers and I'm sure it's part of Icons or SCarey, but a part of me is still a lil sad there's no Psychoscareapy house or scare zone. Isn't it the longest running franchise behind Scary Tales?

Spoiler

Shadybrook is in icons because of its connection to a couple of the icons.

And now Scary Tales is presumably over with Deadly Ever After, with Revenge of the Tooth Fairy starting off Bedtime Stories as its successor.

Tooth Fairy isn’t part of a franchise. The title does not include “Bedtime Stories,” so there’s no expectation for it “continue.”

There’s also no reason to believe Scary Tales is done. Universal has never said Deadly Ever After was the final iteration, and fairy tales is an easy horror trope to regularly revisit. The reason why it’s not back this year is because they just did a Scary Tales “2” years (in 2018) and it has no connection to Carey or the icons.

 

[Haunts27]

Hearing a rumor or I guess “piece of advice” when it comes to doing certain houses first this year. Like doing SCarey before Icons for some type of “leading into story” thing. Has Anyone else heard stuff like this?

 

[HHN Maddux]

Spoiler

Shadybrook is in icons because of its connection to a couple of the icons.

Tooth Fairy isn’t part of a franchise. The title does not include “Bedtime Stories,” so there’s no expectation for it “continue.”

There’s also no reason to believe Scary Tales is done. Universal has never said Deadly Ever After was the final iteration, and fairy tales is an easy horror trope to regularly revisit. The reason why it’s not back this year is because they just did a Scary Tales “2” years (in 2018) and it has no connection to Carey or the icons.

Ah, okay. Main reason I had that line of thought was the title plus the house just sorta felt like a sendoff to me. Happy to hear it likely isn't finished!

 

[SeventyOne]

In the past with FFP, if the event sold out on a night you were going, did they still let you enter?

Yes.

 

[Lucky Planet]

In the past with FFP, if the event sold out on a night you were going, did they still let you enter?

yes it was truly a nightmare crowd lol

 

[Caretaker]

So with the new decorations essentially confirming the Icons zone up front, are we expecting a huge dump of information on Thursday? All houses, all zones, FFP?