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Universal Studios' annual Halloween Horror Nights is moving to a newer and bigger venue this fall: Islands of Adventure. The park has had great success for the event, with attendance surpassing daytime admissions in some cases. It was wildly popular even last year after 9/11.
Read more from the Orlando Sentinel.
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I'd Rather Be Riding Roller Coasters
*** This post was edited by FloridaCoasterRider on 6/13/2002. ***
I love theme parks' Halloween events as much as coasters. Universal's event was intensely scary when I first attended in '96. Now, their event is merely blood curdling. Hopefully, this move to IOA will ratchet up the scares.
Regarding which rides will be open, I think all of the adult rides will be. It wouldn't look very good to have the guests walking around state-of-the-art thrill rides that are closed, would it? :-) *** This post was edited by Anastasia BeaverHausen on 6/13/2002. ***
That queue to me is already scary enough....But If you do make it even more scary they should make it a Medieval Times Haunted house.
[There's no need to post here what's already on the Internet... it wastes bandwidth and disk space. -J]
*** This post was edited by Jeff on 6/14/2002. ***
Wow. Talk about getting my attention. This event has SO much potential!
Could Knotts Scary Farm finally have some competition??
Just wondering, but the majority of Florida park attendance comes from out of town tourists rather than locals? Do you think that this event will draw the locals more than tourists?
Hockeyman~ Thanks for the press release.
CoasterFanMatt~ I'm such a Halloween addict that I travel to Knotts Scary Farm every year. I'll let you know how it compares to the Islands. :-)
Regarding the market for the event, I think it's mostly Floridians who attend. But I'm sure someone who works for the industry could say for sure.
SCREAM HOUSE...
WOW...
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