From the Orlando Sentinel
Dark Dr. Seuss
ORLANDO (Orlando Sentinel) -- Can Dr. Seuss be horrifying? No, not the threat in The Cat in the Hat of mom discovering the wreckage wrought by Thing One and Thing Two. We're talking chillier than that. Well, Univer-sal Orlando went public last week with rumored plans to relocate Halloween Horror Nights to its Islands of Ad-venture theme park from the adjacent Universal Studios. The move will cast Dr. Seuss in a new and darker light. Universal's press release on the move says the Islands' little kid-oriented Seuss Landing attraction and the comic environment of Toon Lagoon will become "twisted pathways to unexpected places" and "the stage for fiendish confrontations with childhood nightmares brought to life." Of course, Halloween Horror Nights isn't recommended for small children and Universal's description of this year's new venue makes it clear that isn't about to change: "... things that are known and loved by day within each of the islands will become distorted, twisted, nightmarish versions of themselves at night."
Dark Dr. Seuss
ORLANDO (Orlando Sentinel) -- Can Dr. Seuss be horrifying? No, not the threat in The Cat in the Hat of mom discovering the wreckage wrought by Thing One and Thing Two. We're talking chillier than that. Well, Univer-sal Orlando went public last week with rumored plans to relocate Halloween Horror Nights to its Islands of Ad-venture theme park from the adjacent Universal Studios. The move will cast Dr. Seuss in a new and darker light. Universal's press release on the move says the Islands' little kid-oriented Seuss Landing attraction and the comic environment of Toon Lagoon will become "twisted pathways to unexpected places" and "the stage for fiendish confrontations with childhood nightmares brought to life." Of course, Halloween Horror Nights isn't recommended for small children and Universal's description of this year's new venue makes it clear that isn't about to change: "... things that are known and loved by day within each of the islands will become distorted, twisted, nightmarish versions of themselves at night."