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bellaepovera

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Posted - 15 Aug 2005 : 22:43:46

Halloween Horror Nights—TALES OF TERROR No One Will Live Happily Ever After. Universal Orlando- Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 7-9, 12-16, 20-23, 27-31. Explore the most terrifying haunted houses ever created, skin-crawling scare zones and more, as you experience stories clawed from the depths of your worst nightmares.

Patti

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E. Cosgrove

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Posted - 16 Aug 2005 : 07:18:25

We went last year and had great fun, but be prepared for it to be very busy. After a tip off we went early and ate in City Walk before it opened as traffic around the area gets very busy around opening time.
We did not do everything as we were getting tired. If I went again I would spend the day chilling by the pool ( instead of shopping!)and then stay until it closed.
Be prepared to giggle and scream alternately

Not for litttle children but great for older kids and teens.

Liz
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esprit

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Posted - 16 Aug 2005 : 15:37:13

It was horribly packed last year. We did just three haunted houses and watched the excellent Bill and Ted show. We got reduced price passes as we are Florida resident annual passholders, if I had paid full price, I would have beem miffed.

Julie

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CarolAnn

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Posted - 25 Aug 2005 : 23:21:13

I was hoping to do the Horror nights this year, as in previous trips in October, our daughter was more for "Mickey's NOT so scary halloween nights", but at 13 this time, we thought she might enjoy it more

Now hubby is saying leave it to next year!!! Doh!! Men! That is ALL I am saying!Mind, he would be pretty miffed if he didn't get value for money Julie, so perhaps plan it and prepare for next October? Can't see my 13 yr old wanting to do Mickey's place though...ummmm we will see

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jarjar

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Posted - 19 Nov 2005 : 23:07:57

We had the most fantastic time at this years event a truly nerve wrecking experience which was well organized very scary and well worth paying the extra to get the express pass.Not for younger children but for older "young " people this was really good ,the costumes and the walk through experiences were absolutely fantastic.Check your heart condition before you go as the adrenalin rush caused by dark rooms / stobe lights/real actors scaring you s***less every other step /music /fog and petrol driven chain saws is phenomenal.

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CarolAnn

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Posted - 20 Nov 2005 : 17:35:00

Thanks for the detailed run down Jarjar