Uni Ep 136 - We Answer Listener Questions about Universal!

All right, so our first question we have is, It says, my daughter is 15 and really into horror movies.

She's interested in checking out Halloween Horror Nights this year, but I am not sure she will actually want to go in the houses because she's chickened out with scary stuff like this in the past at Busch Gardens.

Should we try it with her this year?

So, I mean, there are people that do Halloween Horror Nights and don't go in any houses.

True.

That does happen.

So, like, if you just want to check out the scare zones, the shows, the food and the drinks, like, there's plenty to do without going in the houses.

But if she does chicken out, if she's, like, anxious about going in the houses because she doesn't like being startled and stuff, like, even going through the scare zones can be a little scary.

Yeah.

Especially since she's a child still.

I don't know.

With this kind of thing, I don't know if I would do it yet.

So you have some options.

They have those necklaces you can buy to wear that the scare actors in the scare zones won't...

I don't think it applies to the houses, but the scare zones that they won't startle you or really try to scare you.

Right.

So there's that.

So...

To me, I was like, if you're trying to ease into this, maybe if you want to try it, you can get a necklace like that and be like, okay, we're just going to go through some scare zones, check out the atmosphere, get some food, ease into it, see how she does with that, perhaps.

And one thing I will say is when you're going through these haunted houses, you're kind of going in a conga line.

So at least to me...

There's a very few times where really these scares have gotten me.

I find it more funny.

That's just me, though.

So it's not like you're going through a haunted house and complete pitch dark and you don't know where something's going to come out.