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HHN - can the actors touch/grab you?
- Thread starter DznyGrlSD
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Timekeeper
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The above post is correct. You're much more likely to be accosted by the other guests around you than you are by a scareactor.
DisneyDaver
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I was never touched by a scareactor (they are not supposed to touch you), but they get very close! That said, it's a blast!
Timekeeper
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Speaking of being touched by a scareactor, you may not want to wear your "Sunday best" to the event. Not that anyone would, but being that the scareactors really like to get in your face (like the zombies out on the streets), there have been times when they have brushed up against me (probably by accident) and transferred some wonderful "blood" and other fx makeup onto my clothes. That stuff does not completely wash out.
Disneydreamer23
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When they send you through haunted houses you are very close to others FYI
HakunaMatata89
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keep in mind sometimes accidents do happen and they might accidently touch you, nobodies perfect
IAmFloridaBorn
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No. But they will chase you with chainsaws. Chase you like you stole something lol!
Timekeeper
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If you have an issue with "personal space," then HHN isn't for you. That's because you WILL be touched (bumped into), stepped on, and otherwise accosted by other guests as they react to being frightened. That, and guests are sent through the houses like cattle, and not in small groups like back when HHN first started. I suppose that some gentlemen like HHN as a fun date night because they might anticipate that their lady friends will be scared and constantly grabbing onto them throughout the evening. So if that sounds like your cup of tea... 
If you go on a non-peak night, some of the less popular houses will be walk-on during the last 30 minutes or so of the night. That means you can walk through a house essentially "alone," which is a lot of fun and a very unique experience.
If you go on a non-peak night, some of the less popular houses will be walk-on during the last 30 minutes or so of the night. That means you can walk through a house essentially "alone," which is a lot of fun and a very unique experience.
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Thanks @Timekeeper! My personal-space issue is situational - I think I'll be OK with HHN. I'm going with my Disney-sister so I'll have someone to grab onto if needed