Halloween Horror Nights..Universal

Disneyfreaks · 15 Jan 20, 06:59 PM

Has anyone done this with a teenager in tow !?!

We�ve done MNNSHP which we absolutely loved, but wondering if horror nights is suitable for a 14yr old, (nearly 15 ! )

Or is it pretty much based around adults only ?

Any info greatly received...

sandshal · 15 Jan 20, 07:51 PM

Depends on the tolerance levels of your 14 year old, it�s not too bad but absolutely nothing like MNSSHP

**Jon&Emz** · 15 Jan 20, 08:09 PM

I did it with my then 16 year old last year and it went really well, we both thoroughly enjoyed it. He did try and put a brave face on and pretend nothing got to him but once or twice he had a good freight. The rest of the time he spent laughing at what was going on around us and excitedly discussing what he would rank each house.

He did squeal a little when one of the chainsaw guys ran at him though lol

scl · 15 Jan 20, 08:26 PM

We are really looking forward to taking our dd if we go this year in October she will be 14. We have showed her clips on youtube and she is really excited about it.

We went 2 years ago and just me and DH im such a wuss at stuff like this and I actually enjoyed it wasnt too scared and the atmosphere was great.

Floridaagogo · 15 Jan 20, 10:45 PM

We have been taking ds since he was 11 and he loves it

**Triciamcl** · 16 Jan 20, 12:11 AM

Been about 6/7 times now with oneaged 18and twins of 20 def not for the faint hearted depends on your kids but wouldn�t be taking youngsters and we have heard HHN cast members advising against it too... will def be going this year again

Firsttimers2018 · 16 Jan 20, 09:53 AM

We took our 16 year old daughter last year. She loved it and wasn't scared at all. We did 5 HHN and RIP tour. I on the other hand screamed like a baby every night but have also never laughed so much. Going again this year, cannot wait.

cameroon95 · 16 Jan 20, 02:07 PM

My parents took me when I was 10 and my kid brother was 8.

I'm 35 now and still love it