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Tuesday, October 29, 2024
Universal Japan Halloween Horror Nights: 7 differences from U.S.
attractionsmagazine.com: As a veteran visitor to Halloween Horror Nights (HHN) in both Orlando and Hollywood, I thought I knew what to expect during my first trip to Osaka during the spooky season, but it turns out that HHN is a very different event at Universal Studios Japan.
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I find it interesting that the scare zones are not really jumpscares but instead fashion shows. I got to go to Kennywood Halloween night last Friday with my buggy team and there was a haunted house section. Unfortunately, because of my crew call, I didn't really get to go in the haunted houses because I got there late after the whole team had already been in the houses. The whole place was decorated very well. I think there are a lot of similarities between the Japan horror nights and the Kennywood horror night. There were lots of other things to do other than just the haunted houses, I had a good time even without going in them.
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