RE: Howl-O-Scream 2013: Fear Has a Way of Spreading
First of all, you admitted to what you like on the forums before, you made that very obvious (for god sake you pulled your name from a pop song). You also seem to indicate that if I don't like bouncing around on a dance floor like an epileptic octopus doing a mating dance that I hate fun like some Care Bear villain. Some people like dancing, great, don't go to a theme park because it's not the place for it. The park isn't equipped for that kind of activity so whatever does happen would be watered down to the point where there would be no point when in reality there's a club or bar every thirty feet in Hampton Roads.
The (very limited) money used for the DJ, song licencing, and whatnot would better be making the event more immersive instead of snail repeats. Not to mention that park could come out and say, "Demons are dancing the night away, here's some crap you hear on the radio." That would actually bring out people to twerk the night away. It's also a lot more complicated for the park to do when it comes to cryptic messages. Unless the park wanted to do some viral marketing like before, but considering this would be the only thing that is up for interpretation it would make no sense for the park to go, "We'll be 100% honest for all this stuff besides Demon Street where we'll throw them a surprise dance party! We're marketing geniuses!"
First of all, you admitted to what you like on the forums before, you made that very obvious (for god sake you pulled your name from a pop song). You also seem to indicate that if I don't like bouncing around on a dance floor like an epileptic octopus doing a mating dance that I hate fun like some Care Bear villain. Some people like dancing, great, don't go to a theme park because it's not the place for it. The park isn't equipped for that kind of activity so whatever does happen would be watered down to the point where there would be no point when in reality there's a club or bar every thirty feet in Hampton Roads.
The (very limited) money used for the DJ, song licencing, and whatnot would better be making the event more immersive instead of snail repeats. Not to mention that park could come out and say, "Demons are dancing the night away, here's some crap you hear on the radio." That would actually bring out people to twerk the night away. It's also a lot more complicated for the park to do when it comes to cryptic messages. Unless the park wanted to do some viral marketing like before, but considering this would be the only thing that is up for interpretation it would make no sense for the park to go, "We'll be 100% honest for all this stuff besides Demon Street where we'll throw them a surprise dance party! We're marketing geniuses!"
