This is the fan-favorite show, and as soon as it starts, you see why. Lastly, we have Monster Stomp: Slasher Alley. The runtime is about 15 minutes, which was a perfect length for a show like this. It’s a fun show with stages set all around the audience, so there isn’t a bad seat. This show features all of the sirens and explains why they are here and doing what they are doing. The audience sat there for about a minute in silence before we knew it was over. This show was fine, however, there were audio issues and it ends abruptly. He tells you the story of the Sirens and how he’s been hunting them. A new show to the event this year, Lurking in the Depths: An Adventure Tale is a comedy show featuring Hudd who is a monster hunter. The shows offered at SeaWorld's Howl-O-Scream are so good! First, let’s talk about the weakest show - and by weakest, I mean one that needs tweaks at best. Next, we have to talk about the event entertainment.

They’ve mastered the art of misdirection by distracting you while another performer sneaks up on you and scares the crap out of you! Now, does this mean they aren’t trying to scare you, Absolutely not! The scares are there and the tag teaming these actors are doing is fantastic. Side note: Deadly Ambush has an RV in its zone and you better not touch it! We walked around and saw scare actors engaging in spooky comedic conversations with guests. The seven different scare zones aren’t trying to be “horrifying” and get as many scares out of you as possible. This is not a Halloween Horror Nights clone and, honestly, I say that’s a good thing. This event is a lot of fun - emphasis on fun. This was my first year experiencing this haunt and I’ve got the good, the bad, and the creepy! This year at the event, there are more scare zones, more houses, and more screams! The event features the sirens of the lagoon wreaking havoc on parkgoers. September 9th marked the first night of SeaWorld Orlando’s second year of Howl-O-Scream SeaWorld.

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