Yeah I figured... I mean I would bet that Monster Stomp will be back again since it's only a year old and is very popular, other than that I wonder how much they might change it up! I didn't mind it being very similar this year to last year but I'm definitely hoping for some significant new stuff for next year.
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Improvements always seem to come in waves. One year its shows, another houses, and another its scare zones.
So who knows what we will end up with.
So who knows what we will end up with.
Midnight closings would possibly be better, as it gives people more of a last minute chance to do mazes and shows. Not to mention a slower trickle of traffic out of the park as well. I think it is just a little too costly to keep everything running and paying all their employees more for an extra hour. Hopefully a new ride will rope in some more guests and put some more money in for better events. I mean, MSoRR is a prime example that entertainment can still make good/not painful stupid shows, so who knows! I must be one of the few optimistic users on this site!
that was a joke, but take it as you will.
that was a joke, but take it as you will.
No way HOS will be cut. It's one of the park's biggest money makers. The scale and quality of the event, however, may be more subjective.
I can see a new show because, well, that always seems to be priority #1 (Night Beat's year to die?), and hopefully a new house (fingers crossed we don't end up with another year of recycled houses).
The real question is how blue the event will be.
The real question is how blue the event will be.
Pfft. Normally I'd chime in with some hopeful comments, but I don't see any good happening here.
My Forecast? A Slightly changed Bitten. Catacombs "In hell", If that.
ROAE, Deadline, Generic Pirate Maze. Terrortories Return.
All shows stay for atleast one more year.
My Forecast? A Slightly changed Bitten. Catacombs "In hell", If that.
ROAE, Deadline, Generic Pirate Maze. Terrortories Return.
All shows stay for atleast one more year.
Am I the only one that has a tough time finding pirates "scary"?
I blame Disney.
I blame Disney.
^I don't think Disney has much to do with it. Pirates weren't scary before Disney, they aren't scary after Disney.
It's hard to see pirates as scary, when 99% of media that has pirates in it, makes them "charming" and ruins the blood thirsty, cut-throat-ness of a pirate.
It's hard to see pirates as scary, when 99% of media that has pirates in it, makes them "charming" and ruins the blood thirsty, cut-throat-ness of a pirate.
The simple fact is that the park doesn't know how to scare anymore. Which is why you have pirates and DJs attempting to be scary.
Pirates can be scary; hair bands cannot. Well, unless you're Nicole...
Drag Queen Diva, and Smurf pirates are even scarier.
Well, with the park trying to push more adult themes (killers,decapitations,werwolves aggressively rubbing their crotch...) Maybe they will decide to be scary again and bring back the clowns. Pirates would be cool if done right. Problem is, to make pirates scary it has to be R-rated(AKA highlight on the murdering and other lowly activities i dont want to say because it is a very big trigger word.Hint: it begins with R) and lets face it, Busch is way too family friendly to even consider that. If they remove all severed heads from the park because of two complaints to a newspaper...
What I'm trying to say is, pirates just need to go, or they need to be portrayed in a way that will scare people. Sometimes real life things is scarier than monsters that go RAWR...or in this case, ARRRG.
What I'm trying to say is, pirates just need to go, or they need to be portrayed in a way that will scare people. Sometimes real life things is scarier than monsters that go RAWR...or in this case, ARRRG.
Clowns are just down right terrifying. They NEED to come back.