Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights 30: 10 Things We'd Love To See

3. A Vamp House

Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights HHN Vamp 55
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First came the Vamp '55 scarezone, then there was a Vamp '85 version; could HHN30 be the year they finally get there own house?

The Vamp '55 scare zone was an unexpected hit at HHN26, all thanks to the scareactors who went all out in their performance. The actors and Creative team came up with detailed characters that fans could not help but interact with. Who could forget the "ice-cream" seller who had body parts in his freezer rather than popsicles! Amazing considering the zone was rumoured to be a last minute change up.

It seemed only right that Vamp came back at HHN28, this time in the 80s. Set against New Year's Eve, a party to end all parties. Each night the ball dropped and "the feeding frenzy" would begin. Once again the scareactors really went to town with this zone. There was a Gail Weathers style reporter with a long suffering cameraman out to get the scoop on the night.

Universal did an excellent job of mixing the zone with scares and quick-witted laughter. What better a combination for a fun Horror House? The beauty of the Vamp concept means that the house could be set in any decade you like!

Given that we're in the year 2020, how about a Vamp '25? Personally I'd love to see the Vamps get their fangs into a Gatsby style party in the roaring 20's. Let the champagne (and blood) flow!

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