u/aphoticphoton

Halloween Horror Nights is Universal’s annual Halloween event (Hollywood and Orlando for this discussion). They build immersive mazes and scare zones with actors and heavy theming. In recent years they’ve adapted musical acts — examples include The Weeknd, Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie, and there was a planned Billie Eilish house in 2020 that didn’t happen because of the pandemic.

I think it could work If they focused on Clancy, Dema and blurryface. Even if they take pockets from the discography and condense it. I would love to see when the bishops gather power to raise the dead with the neon gravestones from paladin strait

They could horror-up the Blurryface story and use music to drive emotional beats the way The Weeknd’s After Hours maze did. You could include scenes inspired by interviews and Good Day Dema content — even Ace and Bobby’s segments could be a scene. There could be a balance where its story heavy but also able to get casual hhn to enjoy it

I'm kind of just going all over the place but do y'all think twenty one pilots could work as a halloween horror nights maze if they were to be adapted? Or how would you envision it or design it?

To those who have already seen Christopher Nolan’s the odyssey or anyone who encounters this post after the movie is released Thursday.

How intense is the violence, gore, and horror? I’ve heard it’s pretty brutal from interviews and early reactions—very violent and scary.
Is it more like Gladiator (action-heavy period violence) or closer to straight-up horror movies with heavy blood and disturbing scenes?
Trying to mentally prepare for my showing—any details on what to expect would help! Thanks.

Didn’t really know where to ask this question but I found this subreddit!

Heading to see the odyssey at the bob bullock theater in July and was wondering how the popcorn is or concessions in general? Last time I went was last summer and it was either out of order or barely coming back and it was this prepackaged popcorn

Would love anyone’s take or what to expect on the popcorn situation at bob bullock imax!

I used to fly southwest but then I switched to delta and certain trips I also use frontier

Flying from San Antonio to San Diego in November.

What experience can I expect from southwest now compared to my time with delta and frontier?

Im on the fence of buying planet coaster 2 but reviews on steam have said there is numerous issues in regards to the game no saving at all and such.

Is there really an issue though or thats just very rare?

Really want to get this game but want a few more takes before i take the plunge or not.

Please and thank you!

There is doctors hospital which is obviously serving the north, Laredo medical center which essentially serves the central area.

It just mind boggles me why there isn’t a hospital past Guadalupe considering how much it’s expanding and development in the south.

Aside from the “our water isn’t clean” obvious, why isn’t there a hospital in south Laredo? What is y’all’s take?

I understand there are celebrity figures who are huge huge fans of their team either it’s sitting at the games, donating to them or just been a fan since they were kids but no celebrity should be joining the locker room celebration with said team. My exception is if they are a retired athlete but even that’s pushing it.

This isn’t about you, this is about the team. Go and be the face by how much you love and support the team during the parades and even during the games itself by leading chants but the locker room celebrations should just be for the actual team and coaches.

Been debating for years if i should take the plunge or not. This years lineup is pretty decent and maybe its finally time. However i have never been to a festival before but i have gone to concerts both outdoor and indoor.

I'd go to Friday Weekend 2 if that helps

Need yalls take and help me make my decision please

TLDR......Never been to a festival before, should i go to Austin city limits for the first time for one day or not?

Cinemark is always packed and people are spending big bucks for food and tickets already as well as Alamo drafthouse. It feels odd for a city like Laredo to not have an IMAX yet and I feel like it would flourish!

I have a trip coming up in November that my destination is in San Diego but im based out of Texas.

My options are take a train to San Diego that’s roughly 32 hours including a layover in Los Angeles then train switch or take a plane that’s around 5 hours, plane is directly to Los Angeles with a layover then another plane to San Diego.

Both are the same cost. Kind of want to take the train but also I’m used to the plane.

Make my choice please need opinions

Tldr: Take a train or a plane to get to San Diego from Texas?

Just went live! Never really bought into the hype of popcorn buckets until now and this looks amazing!!