What's up my witches? How you doing this Halloween? 😂 Welcome back guys to Part II of my night out in Halloween Horror Night at Universal Studio Orlando, USA. Right after Part I : Happy Halloween Horror Night at Universal Studio Orlando, my night was definitely not gonna end just there and I'll creep it coming 😂
Disclaimer : too many halloween puns here in this post, you are warned..
Walking around and getting scared was indeed kinda exhausting and made me really thirsty. So, we went inside and got some cocktails for the night.
Normally, it'd be quite a challenge to find some alcoholic drinks in a theme park like this, but since it's HHN, we got lucky!
Then, I felt more ready to go inside one of the haunted houses. I think Hanuted House is the reason, HHN is so great. They did a really really great job with haunted house that's actually scary. With all the routes inside, the decorations and the ghost people came out and jump scared us out of nowhere. It's all just so good.
That day we started with the one called "The Wicked Growth: Realm of the Pumpkin". You'll see a sign like this and know that you have arrived.
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And here's how the entrance is supposed to look like (without people) and how the entrance in my phone camera looked like.
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I remembered we didn't wait too long until we got inside. Although it rained a little, we still managed to wait outside. But, honestly inside the haunted house was so scary good and well-made like I've said, so no matter how long I had to wait in the (subtle) rain, it's worth the wait.
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The storyline of this haunted house is very simple. It told the story about a haunted house of demented pumpkins. The fact that HHN can turn such normal concept into something so darn frightening with the characters and the scaring pace inside. I agree that it’s why HHN has had 30 years of successful fears.
Here are some official pictures to show you the characters and what's happening inside. I was so scared in there and couldn't take any pictures by myself so I have to thank and own these photos credit to source.
This is the pumpkin lord. I wondered how long did it take to do make up on him and to take it off.
The best thing about this haunted house that's so impressive and I still remember until today is they not only make the haunted house both visually and emotionally scary good, they also put the "smell" of pumpkin spice all over the place, so you could really feel like you're out of USO and really there. Remarkable!
Then I went on walking on the street, looking for another haunted house, which didn't have too much of a wait time. In the meantime I got cool photos with this fog. What do you think?
It would be such a waste if I came all the way to USO and didn't get to go to "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter" and I wanted to check out what the witches and wizard up to.
Walking in Diagon Alley, to fit in the HHN theme, we got to visit "Knockturn Alley" and check out "Borgin and Burkes shop". Unfortunately the dark lord knew that I was there, so he messed up with my camera and not letting me get a good shot of these places.
There we went on The best ride/attraction in my entire life, which is called "Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts". That I'll be definitely writing about it in another time. Still, here's a sneak peak view from inside the ride.
When we were back out in Diagon alley, it was all dark and the lights were so beautiful. People walking by were complimenting my outfit that night and I'm over the moon for the recognitions.
After the ride I decided to get an I-scream in Florean Fortescue's Ice-Cream Parlour.
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Here I bought Butter Beer I-scream in a cone. Always so good! I didn't remember it correctly but I was pretty sure I got their top-seller butter beer flavor.
I want to finish up my Halloween Horror Night with my review of a few haunted house that I visited and my overall opinion about it in the next and last post. So, please stay tuned for the last one and lastly...
Stay spooky and creep it real, y'all! 😂
Khob khun kaa,
Nomnomnoodle 🍜