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9/27/2022 Sir Henry's Haunted Trail 2022Last week Renee was invited out to Sir Henry's Haunted Trail for another year of Halloween fun. This is one of our favorite events in the Orlando Area and this years event did not disappoint. For more info on Sir Henry's Haunted Trail, click here. Let's get into the fun!!  Tonight we were invited to attend our favorite non-theme park haunt in Central Florida, Sir Henry’s Haunted Trail.  If you are visiting Sir Henry’s, please keep in mind that you must order tickets online in advance. You are given a time slot to prevent overcrowding, which is great!   The owner of Sir Henry's Haunt Zach Glaros welcomed us to the event tonight.  New this year is Sir Henry’s Twisted Apple Hard Cider. It is only sold during the first three weekends of the event and cannot be consumed on the premises.    Did you know there are two books based on the terrifying characters from the trails? And the authors are here tonight.  Some of the Spooky Eats that are available  The poster art that features the three new trails this year.  There are two escape rooms offered as an upcharge. We did one of them and found it fun and challenging.   Final Cut is our first trail of the night. It’s themed to an old school movie premiere that goes horribly wrong.   Headless is a beautiful and terrifying addition this year!    A look at some of the merchandise and prices this year. They even have candles themed to their haunted trails.    Rapture of the Deep was great. Some really creative scares in here!    Some creepy friends you might run into, including Sir Henry himself.    Sir Henry’s Haunted Trail is a must do for haunt fans in the central Florida area. This year is the best one yet! Thanks for inviting us! Related Videos
Related Updates  It was finally back! After a 2 year wait with a couple of mini events sprinkled in between, it was back to Long Beach for Midsummer Scream!  The first indication on how much the event has grown were the ads in the lobby.  Click that code to get your Delusion tickets!!!  Our first stop in this update (not our first stop at the event) was the Museum of Halloween. Video walkthrough is below.  We really enjoyed this and can only hope it not only comes back in future years, but expands.  
 So much cool stuff to see (and for us older folks, remember)    Let's head to the show floor. We could have spent SO MUCH money here. They're going all in for Shaqtoberfest!  Cannot wait for the Haunted Hayride!  Lots of little Halloween touches everywhere
 Even the Pizza Planet Truck got a Halloween makeover  The best investment at any Con, or Fair  They've even got stuff for those of you who love plants  I tried to think of the most harmless thing  So much unbelievably cool artwork. We got this for our oldest.
 The event however wasn't without it's hiccups, as all large events have. Saturday was easily the busiest we'd ever seen the event. And the lines to get in, and for the HHN panel were outrageously ridiculous. But the panel itself went off without a hitch. You can see our live-stream of the panel below, as well as our full breakdown of the HHN Panel here.  Saturday Night was the Deadly Disco, so we stopped by to join in on the fun!   So fun seeing everybody in their scary best getting down with some spooky music (once the DJ stopped playing Reggae and realized their audience was there to party down)  Of course, for us, the heart of Midsummer Scream is the Hall of Shadows  It really gets our happy little Halloween hearts ready for 2 months of scary fun
 So much great stuff on display   Clown Town has been added to the list of SCV Haunts!    Some of the lighting in these mini haunts and displays is simply amazing. And they do all of this in about 1 1/2 days.  Until next time Midsummer Screamers! Related Videos
Related Updates Happy Friday Everybody! Hope you're all ready for a fun Halloween Weekend! In today's update we're going to share with you a brand new event in Southern California that you all should be buying tickets for right now. Seriously, stop reading this, click this link, buy your tickets. Written by Gregg Condon  If you follow this site you know we cover a lot of Halloween stuff. Like a LOT. And generally events fall into a few different categories. - Events that are about what we expect every year - Events that we don't really know a lot about but blow us away - Events that are not as good as we hoped they'd be (fortunately not any of those this year) And finally, there is the rarest of all. An event that we have super high expectations for and that event ends up exceeding those expectations. Such is the case with the all new Cemetery Lane. If you read our site you know we don't hold punches for good or bad. And if we really recommend an event, you know you're going to love it. We pride ourselves on that. So again, stop reading this, click this link, buy your tickets for this weekend. Now let's head into Cemetery Lane!  No surprise, the lighting for this event is amazing.  We had never been to Heritage Square before, but we'll be back to see it non-Halloween'y!  Devil and fallen Angel.  Each house has a different "family" living there, from Witches, to Vampires, Ghosts and all sorts of awesome (but very friendly) neighbors.   The actors for this are really what brought the event together. They were simply fantastic.   You can dance with some Skeletons  Visit the Apothecary   And of course, wake up the dead
 This is about as scary as Cemetery Lane gets, and that's just what it should be.  Well, maybe a bit scarier than that, luckily she stayed there.  A look at the fantastic neighborhood of Cemetery Lane! We really do want to live here.   Related Videos
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