Looks like they are doing daily video logs on their new channel, and nothing will jump out in this video unlike last years stupid ones.

At park today, barriers covered in what looks like a blood bath from zombie attacks lines the path from Arkham to Sound Stage 2.

Ohhh, see if you can see anymore Fright Night sightings.

At park today, barriers covered in what looks like a blood bath from zombie attacks lines the path from Arkham to Sound Stage 2.

Heres some pics to the bottom of the page. http://thethemeparkplace.com/warner-bros-movie-world/warner-bros-movie-world-park-update/

Just searched Fright Nights and found this video link of a radio advertisment. - http://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=5&cad=rja&ved=0CFAQtwIwBA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D1TXj7MjMwY4&ei=aktZUPbkG-XLmgWgxYFA&usg=AFQjCNHhf1FeGO_LdZRPHchMNqNIhcoPPw&sig2=bQcEX4RiMaOgtftMUwahWQ

Edited September 19, 201213 yr by kujotess

A bit off topic here, but Wyncenuros, did you also find MovieWorld to be really crowded for a weekday not on school holidays? The line up for Superman and Arkham were both well over an hour.

Some schools are now on holidays, for one I know CAC just next to Dreamworld is on holidays.

Yeah we left not long after having lunch. Scooby Doo had the outside switchbacks full as well. As we left a lot of families were still entering as well. Queried a staff member I know and they said the attendance was at approx 8k at the time we left.

At the park today I was pleasantly surprised to find a decontamination team scanning people and handing out flyers with instructions on how to survive the 'walking dead' (as well as an advert for the series on FX)

I like how they are doing scanners as advertising throughout the day, having zombies around the park would traumatise and ruin lots of kids or anyone who doesn't like those things days. I know that they have done the whole zombie in the park day advertising before, I don't know if they are doing it again this year though.

It very much looks like they're doing 'scanning' with an Antari mobile fogger...

Omg they so are hahahaha!

I'm curious whether they bought them specifically for this purpose, or whether they had them on hand for other events... I can't really think of what other applications they would have for those little guys in the park - the beasts they have in the windows drains are far superior...

I had the same thoughts AlexB. I'd say they would have bought it for what its suppose to be for - they could be put inside small props etc.

Does anyone know how many people go into a maze at once? Like in a group?

Does anyone know how many people go into a maze at once? Like in a group?

Depends on the maze. I'd say 8-16 generally

So I just upgraded my wife and I's VIP passes to gold. Does anyone know how long it should take for the email to come through? Looking forward to fright nights this year. I didn't get a chance to go last year!

Edited September 25, 201213 yr by Boysenberry

So I just upgraded my wife and I's VIP passes to gold. Does anyone know how long it should take for the email to come through? Looking forward to fright nights this year. I didn't get a chance to go last year!

Usually within 5 minutes.

I'm curious whether they bought them specifically for this purpose, or whether they had them on hand for other events... I can't really think of what other applications they would have for those little guys in the park - the beasts they have in the windows drains are far superior...

So hanging out for the major fog they use at Fright Nights, one of the most amazing parts of this event...

In this case, who plans and makes fright nights? Is it Village Roadshow?

Ummm it's a movieworld... So movieworld??

But I mean, are they the ones that make all the mazes, designs, marketing, planing? They decide what to do each year?which mazes? I recall sudden impact was involved in the first mazes, but do they still plan everything?

Sudden Impact were involved with the Saw and Nightmare on Elm Street mazes for the 2009 event but I am pretty sure everything else has been handled in-house.

When they get props for mazes do they keep them after? Like this year do you think they will reuse props from the Nightmare on Elm Street and Saw maze for the Film Vault maze?