angelicurrr said:Jack is leading by over 50 votes, what in the hell is wrong with the general public?!
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Matthew said:angelicurrr said:Jack is leading by over 50 votes, what in the hell is wrong with the general public?!
Judging by the comments on Facebook, I think most people think if they vote for him, they're going to get their oh so dearly missed dance party back in Killarney too.
bgbackdoor said:jack has had many different heads throughout the yrs. His cartoon head was only done after he was given the sack for HOS icon.
Ben said:Sounds like it will be a giant clusterfuck in there
We might as well have kept 13
bgbackdoor said:only 4 will be choosen, no more or less.
jack, ripper, the lady of the gardens, and destiny have the spots now - interesting mix
Nicole said:[...]this could be a cool way to incorporate some of the great stuff from Tampa's HOS.
Matthew said:I disagree. While we still don't know how the house will be organized, the concept still sounds way better than 13. 13's theme was not scary or at all immersive in any way to me. And unless the phobias applied to you, it generally wasn't scary for many. I was easily more scared in CTC(pirates are not scary), or Root(fear of plants and fiberglass alien eggs?)than I ever was in 13.
That being said, Monsters are easily more scary than phobias to me.
Ben said:and I disagree that an age limit would cut profits, if anything it would bring in more of the younger crowd who tend to spend lots of money on booze
Zimmy said:TheMostHappy said:Someone else had a good point about how there are no identifying documents or IDs at that age, so how would enforcing such a ban even work? Just park employees walking up to people who they thought looked too young, asking them their age and taking their word for it? Doesn't seem very practical.
That said, I do wish the park would use stronger language when warning parents of young children that the event is not family friendly.
The same way they enforce it in movie theaters.
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