Terror Tram: Enter the Blumhouse

The tram ride itself was rough. The announcer was way too loud, to the point of the audio cracking. We were pretty cramped in, too. The video screens were playing trailers/ads about the Blumhouse movies they were featuring as part of the attraction, which were also very loud. It felt a bit too advertise-y/gimmicky for me, especially for movies that have already been released. It was my first time doing the tram as part of the Halloween Horror Nights experience, so I wasn't expecting us to be walking around the areas you normally aren't allowed to be close to. Overall I felt pretty underwhelmed by the walk through.

Nothing to write home about 5/10

The Terror Tram is always a must, but it was a bit short this time. This year they went for a different approach of having more set pieces and scenes with less free roaming actors, and that was honestly a miss for me. The big redeeming factor was the Purge section, which was terrifying and so full of memorable scares! If the whole thing was like this, it would be my favorite Terror Tram so far.

I loved the Blumhouse movie theme. However, this year’s path after the Terror Tram drops you off was noticeably shorter than it had been the past few years. This is always my favorite experience at Hollywood Horror Nights, but it wasn’t as good this year.