[creepyhomemaker]

to those who have been in years past.

1. When do HHN tickets usually go on sale?

2. How quickly do they sell out?

3. Is the "vacation packages" a good deal? or is purchasing the tickets and hotel individually usually cheaper? (I already have a hotel booked for 68.00 per night.)

I'm trying to plan to go there this year but waiting so long to purchase tickets bugs the crap out of me! I like to get my vacation plans nailed down as early as possible. I already have everything taken care of EXCEPT HHN and Universal tickets. Which if I can't get, I'm not even going, so.... Please help!

 

[im the goddess]

No matter what option you pick, make sure you get the VIP upgrade if you want to go through the haunted houses. The line for the Walking Dead house was 90 minutes last year when we went. At that wait, you won't get to see many. Have a great time.

 

[creepyhomemaker]

Thanks When did you buy your tickets? And did you go during the week or the weekend?

 

[im the goddess]

I bought the tickets online while we were in Florida, so it was a few days before. They sell out on many or all weekend nights. We went during the week.. I just found the ticket in my wallet, and we went 10/30, which was a Thursday. I don;t think I knew about the VIP option, but they had booths inside offering upgrades. I would definitely check online though.

 

[thenightmarefamily]

I can safely say that you picked the right haunted attraction. HHH is the best one i have been to. Knotts is cheesy, and Disney is for little kids, if you can even afford to walk through the gate. I know you will have a blast!!!! Remember pictures!

 

[AZHalloweenScare]

Buy the fast pass it's double the price but worth every bit of it.

 

[DarkhavenManor]

I believe tickets have already gone on sale for this years event. No houses or themes have been confirmed yet though

 

[kittyvibe]

yea, without those front line passes it can get pretty bad. In the 4 times I went, every..single...HH..was at least 2 hrs long. >< not fun. And the rides are mostly indoor rides so not very fun. The inbetween things were few and far apart, but that was about 10 years ago, so hopefully they upgraded things.

I vastly prefer Busch Gardens Tampa for their Halloween events, I usually get the dinner and a show tickets, it also gains you an hour of front of the line to any HH and we usually make them all except for one, since theres so many and its a big park.

The rides are also alot of fun because you are outdoors and at night its very spooky and just very festive. The inbetween shows and setups are great too, like random music dance spots with a dj, scenes with actors and taco trucks.

If you were on the fence, I found it to be the best bargain and just more fun overall. Just my 2 cents, in case you werent completely sold on Orlando.

 

[thenightmarefamily]

OH......Were talking about Orlando, i thought we were talking about Hollywood. Never mind my prev. post. I have never been to Florida.