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Something interesting I realized about this press release- looking back at the FF 2019 map, there are five scare areas in the park, the press release says six for this year. Also, there were 8 trails in 2019, now there's nine for this year! There seems to be an equal amount of shows from 2019 and 2021- nine each. I'm very excited for Fright Fest to return this year! Side note- heading to Universal Studios Orlando for their Halloween Horror Nights this year (my first time there!)- have to make up for last year's scaled down Halloween festivities!!

I think it's essential that HH gets more attractions. I haven't been there in years because, quite frankly, I am more stressed when I leave the park than when I arrive. It needs a few MAJOR attractions for crowds to feel more comfortable. A higher capacity water coaster should be high on the park's priority list right now. The crowds come regardless and I think that's why they haven't added something major in a while but with no daily tickets anymore, that alone will make the general public angry. It's time for new rides there- and I would say that 2022 should be the year- they are likely re-adding the kids rides they removed with maybe a few extra ones so that shouldn't cost that much- use the extra money to make HH a valuable experience for the park AND the paying guests.