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MinnieM
26 Apr 08, 06:25 AM
Does anyone know when they release tickets for this event?
Has anyone been before who could tell me, as a scaredy cat, am I likely to be heading for the exit as soon as its dusk coz some of the pics look pretty gruesome :erm:
loadsapixiedust
26 Apr 08, 11:38 AM
Details and dates will be released and tickets usually go on sale in June/July. If you are a scaredy cat be ready to be terrified :eek: Take someone to hide behind ;)
freakyjo114
26 Apr 08, 11:43 AM
In my opinion HHN are not be missed, they are a great scare!! There are many clips of past horror nights on youtube. Take a look, only things I haven't found on there are the houses, which for me are the scariest part of it. Go for it, you will love it!!!!!
disneydaft70
26 Apr 08, 11:46 AM
I was planning on taking DS (12) he was really up for it, but I think it'll be too scary for him (and me) after looking on last years site. I think maybe we'll stick to MNSSHP this time? :blush:
JA x
freakyjo114
26 Apr 08, 11:50 AM
There are often quite young children, some people even pushing pushchairs around!, don't understand that!!! To be honest it's scary from the minute you get in there, there are no main lights on, they are playing horror music and they have actors hiding in the plants and in various places jumping out on you. The houses are gory and also have actors jumping out at people.
MinnieM
26 Apr 08, 02:05 PM
There are often quite young children, some people even pushing pushchairs around!, don't understand that!!! To be honest it's scary from the minute you get in there, there are no main lights on, they are playing horror music and they have actors hiding in the plants and in various places jumping out on you. The houses are gory and also have actors jumping out at people.
OH MY WORD :eek: No lights at all!! So its not quite MNSSHP :pgig: :pgig: That was good, I coped with that!
Last year I had to RUN through the Mummy Ride coz the bloke on stilts started to chase me :omg: dont hold much hope for lasting 5 mins :pgig: :pgig:
I will give it a try but can see me hot footing over to the exit :omg:
disneydaft70
26 Apr 08, 02:11 PM
There are often quite young children, some people even pushing pushchairs around!, don't understand that!!! To be honest it's scary from the minute you get in there, there are no main lights on, they are playing horror music and they have actors hiding in the plants and in various places jumping out on you. The houses are gory and also have actors jumping out at people.
And that is EXACTLY why I'm not going!! :nonono:
It would scare the bjeebies out of me, never mind he who is scared to even sleep without a night light on.
JA x
_tinkerbell_
26 Apr 08, 02:15 PM
I bought my HHN tickets last year at the start of August.
It as a fantastic night, loved it. If your child scares easy or is young then i would not advise taking them, Universal dont sell childrens tickets to this event for that reason however they do not stop you taking them, you would have to buy an adult ticket though. I went last year and you can read about it and see some photos in my trip report.
Link Here (http://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?p=1886220&posted=1#post1886220)
One of the my family did not go into the houses she was that scared. She was 14. We told her not to come but she insisted, they scares started as soon as we walked in the turnstiles :D
Some areas are darker than others but there is only minimal lighting and even smoke in the streets.
Brill night !
MinnieM
27 Apr 08, 12:49 PM
I bought my HHN tickets last year at the start of August.
It as a fantastic night, loved it. If your child scares easy or is young then i would not advise taking them, Universal dont sell childrens tickets to this event for that reason however they do not stop you taking them, you would have to buy an adult ticket though. I went last year and you can read about it and see some photos in my trip report.
Link Here (http://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?p=1886220&posted=1#post1886220)
One of the my family did not go into the houses she was that scared. She was 14. We told her not to come but she insisted, they scares started as soon as we walked in the turnstiles :D
Some areas are darker than others but there is only minimal lighting and even smoke in the streets.
Brill night !
OMG .. I just read your trippie :eek: :eek: :eek: great pics but Im really worrying now ha ha ha Im a full grown adult and Im still packing one at the thought of it ha ha ha if I am to survive 5 mins I have to keep telling myself "its not real" ha ha ha
_tinkerbell_
27 Apr 08, 07:28 PM
OMG .. I just read your trippie :eek: :eek: :eek: great pics but Im really worrying now ha ha ha Im a full grown adult and Im still packing one at the thought of it ha ha ha if I am to survive 5 mins I have to keep telling myself "its not real" ha ha ha
:pgig:
I didnt put too much into the report as i dont like to spoil everything but it gives you the idea.
Its a great night and well worth going to at least the once to experience it. We got some cracking scares, one where the boys thought the lady was a dummy only to touch her leg and for her to jump on them, to my son thinking he as looking through a glass window to an old woman outside when there was really no glass there and she reached through at him :pgig: :pgig:
If you do go, as much as its hard not too when your scared, try to take it all in when walking through the houses. Sometimes i admit to just putting my head down and holding onto whoever was in front and running :spin:
At the start of evry house it was a competition to see who was NOT at the back or the front, we all fought for the middle :D
freakyjo114
28 Apr 08, 12:09 PM
I missed last years, gutted as it looked fantastic. Can't wait to see how they're gonna scare us this year.
_tinkerbell_
28 Apr 08, 12:27 PM
Im not going to make HHN this year but i will be logging in to the site to see whats going on :D
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