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This past weekend we were invited out to Howl-O-Scream at Busch Gardens Tampa to get our scare on at the always amazing Howl-O-Scream. Some new and returning houses were on hand in addition to some amazing scare zones! Written by Renée Girard  And now on our tour of haunts around the country this weekend, we’re at Busch Gardens Tampa!  Love the Halloween atmosphere but not a fan of being scared? You can get yourself a “No Boo” necklace.  Kicking off our night at Howl-O-Scream by drinking beer with giraffes.   Voodoo scare zone!     It’s so beautiful.   Death Water Bayou is always such a great house.    The Junkyard is an awesome walk through/scare zone where you can revisit some scares from the past.     So many scare actors in The Junkyard.     Witch of the Woods was absolutely amazing!   In the Shadows scare zone, so creepy and fun!     The Forgotten took us into the dark and sexy vampire world.   If you need some liquid courage, there are plenty of drink options.   Skeleton Crew scare zone had pirates out and about.   A crowd favorite, zombies and bumper cars!    I feel like every haunted event has to have clowns somewhere.   The Residence is one of the returning houses, honestly not my favorite but has some good scares.   Little Nightmares was one of my favorite scare zones. They’re just so cute!     The Shortcut scare zone, definitely the most dark and morbid.     We’ve reached the final house of the night, Cell Block Zombies. There have been prison houses and zombie houses before, so why not put them together - what could go wrong?!   Thanks for a great night at Busch Gardens Howl O Scream! Loved seeing this event fully back with all the scares and houses! Related Videos
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Last Friday I made a quick stop at SeaWorld San Diego to check out Howl-O-Scream Prep and see if anything was new on Emperor.  Before the SeaWorld stuff though, if you're ever down in the Kearny Mesa area, you need to treat yo-self to some amazing Ice Cream. Perfect treat!  Howl-O-Scream is now hiring, scan the code!   Bier Fest is still going on for a few more weekends! And even the first weekend of Howl-O-Scream! Beer during the day, Screams at night!  Who am I to turn down a 10 minute wait for a coaster that ended up being about a 1 minute wait.  A look at Emperor, cannot wait to ride this! I love B&M Dive Coasters!  Howl-O-Scream prep near Wild Arctic!  You know, as a blogger I should know where all the mazes are being constructed, but this was the only one I could find.  I must have sat here for 2-3 minutes waiting for this fake bird to move. Lol.  I of course had to see my Penguins!  And the sharks! Be warned, the moving sidewalk isn't working in here, and people just stop in the tube, with zero ventilation.  Didn't see much Howl-O-Scream prep going on, but lots of Halloween Spooktacular prep is being done!     This could maybe be for Howl-O-Scream?   The trains for Tidal Twister are now completely gone.  It's been reported that they are working to get the ride back up and running, but obviously it won't be anytime soon.    Before I headed out I of course had to take a ride on Manta! It's so good.  Alright everybody, that's a wrap from SeaWorld San Diego. Unfortunately we won't be going to Howl-O-Scream on opening weekend, but will be there the first weekend in October! We are very much looking forward to it! Related Videos
Related Updates  It's a new week and we're back with some amazing Halloween Event updates from this past weekend. Today we're in Tampa as Renee and Tyler were there for opening night to take in the 20th anniversary of this awesome event. Let's check it out!! Written by Renée Girar We’re walking down the blood stained carpet at Busch Gardens Tampa for the 20th anniversary of Howl O Scream!    Already making new friends.   Festive scares all around among the Dia de los Muertos.     Our first house of the night and returning for a second year is Insomnia: Patients’ Revenge.     Taking a break for some snacks and drinks before heading into more scares.   Enjoyed some scares from the south at one of our returning favorites, Death Water Bayou: Wrath of the Queen.     Rocking out with these creepers in the Hell on Wheels scare zone.     I managed to escape the cage.   Ventured into Simon’s Slaughterhouse, but would have enjoyed it a lot more if the team member guests behind us didn’t have their phone flashlight lit the entire time.   The meat market is not vegetarian friendly!     Motel Hell: Infestation is back for more, and this time, they might need an exterminator.   I appreciate some of the repeat houses, because most of them are awesome. But I think The Black Spot has lived its life and I wouldn’t mind seeing something new here next year.     Back row night rides on Kumba? Yes please!  You never know who, or what, you might encounter along the dark pathways of the park.    More friends!  The Residence was the one new house this year. Unclear of the storyline, but some good scares.  Looks like Busch Gardens is doing one of those coffin challenges next week. I would love a 24 hour nap!   If a rabbit with a chainsaw is what you think of when you think of Deadly Toys, then you’d be right.   The Trickster, one of the event’s previous icons, made an appearance for the 20th anniversary.  Here’s to 20 years of fear! Busch Gardens always knows how to put on a fantastic Halloween event!   Related Videos
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