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Howl-O-Scream 2017: A Cold Terror Awaits!
This year, Howl-O-Scream Bites right into your fears with scares to make you shiver!
If you haven’t experienced Howl-O-Scream at Busch Gardens this year, now is your time. Every weekend until Sunday, October 29th, the park is ready to scare and entertain guests with new additions and returning fan favorites. This year’s schedule also includes an additional bonus! The park will be open on two Thursdays (the 19th and 26th) and on select Saturdays (the 7th, 14th, 21st, and the 28th), guests will have until midnight to experience all the event has to offer!
As for me…
I’ve been actively returning to the park since opening day of Howl-O-Scream; making sure to catch up on all the fun opportunities guests can experience. As always, the park goes above and beyond to bring the ultimate level of fun and creepiness for those willing to be scared.
So what’s new?
Let’s start with Frostbite. Located in the Oktoberfest section of the park, Frostbite is a walk-through haunted house that utilizes the interior of the Curse of Darkastle ride. It was a fantastic choice! Without revealing major spoilers, I’ll just say that the maze is a very chilling experience; literally. The AC is kicked on full blast and sets the tone from the first step inside. Just so you know, “Winter is Coming”. (Wink…wink to any Game of Thrones fan).
I sincerely enjoyed the haunted house, with its clever use of the projection screens, sound effects, atmospheric lighting, ghoulish costumes, and a generous use of jump scares. It was by far, my favorite haunted house this year.
*Also… a cool side note regarding some Busch Gardens History found inside Frostbite:
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You have to look closely inside the maze, but with a trained eye you can spot the old Neptune statue that was once located in the center of a small fountain in the Rhine River, (way back in the Old Country era). This statue was also reused in the retired Haunted House, Bitten. Oh Neptune, how glad I am to see you well.
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In addition to Neptune, the lighted Gargoyles holding cauldrons are also found in the maze. These were originally in the decor of the Enchanted Laboratory, a show that had tremendous success in the old area of Hastings, (currently Ireland). These gargoyles reappeared in the once popular Howl-O-Scream dinner show, Blood Banquet. I couldn’t get a clear picture due to low lighting. Hint: They are near the end of the maze and you have to look up to spot them.
Moving from Oktoberfest to New France, you’ll find the other fresh addition. Axe Alley is a new Terror-Tory that replaced last year’s theme of Windigo Woods. Axe wielding Vikings stalk guests with unexpected battle cries and staged attacks. The themed area fits well with the nearby coaster, Invadr. Be warned! The Windigo still remains chained up… for now!
Last but not least is the new Escape Room, the Case of the Haunted Hotel. In the midst of a cursed hotel, this new attraction features a series of puzzles to trick guests and delay the possibility of escape! Returning is the Case of Mr. Karver; a mad doll maker who wants nothing more than to trick you into staying indefinitely! To those who played the game of Mr. Karver last year, there is good news. All the puzzles and challenges have been changed to create a whole new mystery to solve!
If you wish to enjoy The Case of the Haunted Hotel or, The Case of Mr. Karver, there are some things you need to know:
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Both escape rooms have a separate up charge and are not included with regular admission. Making a reservation online or immediately upon entering the park is strongly suggested. Only six guests are allowed in each reserved time slot. You must be 18 or older with a valid ID. In order to receive a discount on admission, you must have a valid season pass. If you are interested in booking a time slot at either Escape Room, more information is found on the Busch Gardens website here: https://seaworldparks.com/en/buschgardens-williamsburg/howloscream/experiences/no-escape
So what’s back again this year?
As I mentioned briefly above, the indoor haunted house, Bitten, has been removed. However, many of the previous Haunted Houses/ Mazes and Terror-Tories have returned.
Mazes
- Unearthed: Scarlet’s Revenge (Ireland)
- Catacombs (New France)
- Cornered (Oktoberfest)
- Lumberhack (Oktoberfest)
- Circo Sinistro (Festa Italia)
- Deadline (Italy)
Terror-tories
- Ripper Row (England)
- Demon Street (France)
- Vampire Point (now located in Oktoberfest)
- Sideshow Square (Festa Italia)
What about the shows and adult beverages?
Let’s face it; Busch Gardens Williamsburg is constantly ranked high in theme park shows and entertainment category. Rightfully so I may add! Talented singers, actors, musicians, and dancers light up the stage in unforgettable performances all around the park. Just remember that all the major shows contain suggestive adult overtones.
This year there is a new spin on an old classic. Night Beats: Revamped features a new stage and story. Located inside the Festhaus, the show contains a new cast of characters with a quick paced story line that keeps the music going. I find the show quirky, amusing, and full of current pop songs cleverly mixed in with samples of original Night Beats music.
Side note: I was sad to see that the old characters of Ulrich and Beatrix have been retired. However, I do appreciate the little homage by placing their names on tombstones at the top of the stage. Speaking of, the stage is opened to reveal the location of once beloved German band platform. If you grew up in the old days of Busch Gardens, seeing the musicians play back in their old stomping grounds will certainly bring back some memories.
If you are a fan of last year’s shows, you needn’t worry. Monster Stomp (England), Fiends (Ireland), and the Starfright Orchestra (Italy), have all returned!
And last but not least….
Those who are 21 and over will have plenty of opportunities to find adult beverages at numerous places around the park. Most locations feature “Spirit Bars” where a host of costumed character actors serve up some spooktacular concoctions to guests. Since there are so many to choose from, here is a link to the park’s website listings: https://seaworldparks.com/en/buschgardens-williamsburg/howloscream/experiences/dining-and-spirits
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This list does not include the wine tastings located in France, Germany, New France, and Italy. The France and Italy wine tasting locations also have themed cocktails!
Well folks, that’s a wrap!
It is always a pleasure to share my memories with all of you. I really enjoyed Howl-O-Scream this year and I hope you do too. Thanks for reading my blog and may you all have a “Wickedly Wonderful” adventure at Howl-O-Scream 2017! Cheers!
Here is an additional cool place to explore: A friend of mine, who runs IoMGeek.com, does an amazing job with theme park reviews and YouTube videos. He released a park walk-through and I highly recommend watching! Feel free to like, comment, and subscribe to his channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slObupBBF58
To the Team Members and Park Employees:
My gratitude extends to all those who have successfully come together to create a highly anticipated attraction each year. The amount of work transforming the park in such a short period of time always astounds me.
Thank you all so much. You guys and gals are all top notch!
Howl-O-Scream 2014 is “Cursed” with Thrills and Chills!
The entire park seems more alive and scarier than ever before. From the park website “The cursed have taken over… and that strange things start happening when you hear the haunting melody.” Don’t Listen is the warning. If you do listen, they say you will be cursed. How to lift the curse? Survive the night of course!
The atmosphere is much more adult oriented and graphic in nature. Parents really need to understand that most of the little ones will be terrified. I’m in my mid 30s and I was a shivering mess by the end of the night. All the décor around the park was more detailed and darker; Wendigo Woods especially.
New France has been changed into a Research Facility tucked away in the forests of Canada. The Wendigo, or half-beast demonic creature known for Cannibalism was believed to be legend. However, strange things are happening and terror is lurking all around! The terror-tory is amazing and New France has never heard so many screams!

The Wedigo is hungry!
Demon Street in Aquitaine has pumped up the volume with a street party atmosphere, complete with chainsaw welding demons! The bar serves up very potent signature alcoholic beverages that are sure to get the party started!

Let’s get this party started!
Vampire Point returns with more scare actors that hide through the twisting walkways in Rhinefeld Germany. If you find yourself thirsty for something else besides blood, make sure to reserve your tickets for the ever fun Blood Banquet. Count Vladtastic is back and the show has really increased in musical numbers and humor! The show is outdoors so you do not have to purchase a ticket to enjoy the antics of Vlad and crew, but the food is to die for! Tickets may be purchased at Guest Relations or online.
If you are feeling a bit naughty, head over to Ireland where the sexy nurses would love to give you a shot …. Of Vodka and Jello! Just like Vampire Point, Ireland also has a ticketed dinner show. Igor’s Fright Feast is also a buffet and features the character Igor, Swampy, and a team of naughty nurses. The show is a classic pop music montage of fun and laughs. The lighthearted humor is a perfect pairing to your dining experience.

We are Family!
Across the way at the Abby Stone Theater, Dr. Freakenstein is back at Fiends! This year the show focuses on vocal and acting talent of the fabulous performers. Dr. Freakenstein’s creature is not the only thing alive! The show is memorizing with moments of hilarity. The crowd is just as electrified as the creature.
Ports Of Skull is tucked away in San Marco Italy and is haunted by the tortured souls of undead pirates. Only two have a sense of humor, the rest are the hunt for a new crewmember! The pirate Barrrrgh and Crows Nest offer specialized food and drink with colorful characters to serve you your poison. Enter if ye dare!
I saved Ripper Row for last. It is the first and last terror-tory guests experience at the park. The ripper is looking to find his next victim, so don’t get lost or it may end up being you!
Speaking of the Ripper, Monster Stomp is a live high-tech musical performance at the Globe Theater. The show is fantastic! It takes the classic version of Monster Stomp and multiplies the visuals by 100! Imagine Monster Stomp meets Sweeny Todd. It is more of a Broadway style production; the sets, music, dances, and rhythms are extremely well balanced and leave you thirsty for more. Much like Sweeny Todd, the show is not for the lighthearted. There will be blood. Of course, the splatters are perfectly timed to haunting music!
If that isn’t enough, you still have the toe tapping Festhaus show called Night Beats. Ulrich, along with his shadows of the night, entertain you with powerful vocals and dance. The set itself has changed along with some of the musical arrangements, but the show is still as awesome as ever! If you are like me, you will end up singing the musicall night long. Even now, I am still singing: “We‘re running with the shadows of the night. So baby take my hand, it’ll be all right. Surrender all your dreams to me tonight. They’ll come true in the end……”
The six haunted houses: Catacombs, Bitten, Cutthroat Cove, The Root of All Evil, Deadline, and the popular 13: Your Number’s Up have all returned to thrill guests. I was able to go through Catacombs, Cutthroat Cove, 13 and Deadline. All of them seemed more intense this year and I’m not sure who was entertained more, me or the people directly behind who witnessed my constant shrieking.
So there you have it. Howl-O-Scream 2014 has begun scaring and entertaining guests once more! The innocent sweet sounding tune playing around the park may be pleasing, but Don’t Listen. So will you survive or end up being cursed?
Have fun, stay scared, and don’t find yourself alone in the darkness!
Special thanks to my friends at Behind the Thrills for allowing me to assist them with Media Coverage this year. Make sure to follow them on Instagram, Face Book, and Twiiter for the latest news. http://behindthethrills.com/
Info regarding Howl-Scream, hours, Ticket information, tours, and reservations; visit http://seaworldparks.com/en/buschgardens-williamsburg/howloscream/
The Art of Busch Gardens Part One: Howl-O-Scream
This year Howl-O-Scream at Busch Gardens has captured my imagination and inspired that neglected artistic side to flourish once more. Many people are surprised to find out that my degree is in Studio Art and Animation. Sadly, that life long dream of being a traditional Disney Animator was promptly crushed when the studio stopped producing hand drawn films.
Yep, you guessed it. Life happened. Bills needed to be paid and my passion for art fell to the wayside.
Still, through it all, Busch Gardens has been a muse for me on many occasions. Going to the park and seeing the murals and small details captured my heart and imagination for decades. The quality and dedication to themeing is what Busch Gardens has been known for; something that is rarely appreciated until it is gone.
Therefore, I decided to make a series of articles about my need to capture these works of art and present them to a broader audience. It is my hope that when you read my stories and view my work, that it inspires you to look at Busch Gardens in another way; to see the beauty in color, line, light, and form.. to see performances as art and expression and to enjoy the little things.
The Art of Howl-O-Scream
Busch Gardens equals entertainment. Whether you are on a ride, watching a show, having a tasty treat, or just taking in the sights, the goal of the park is to entertain you. Many dedicated people behind-the-scenes; the unsung heroes, work tirelessly to find a way to make the magic happen.
This year for Howl-O-Scream, the park tried something new with their “Terror-tories” concept. Obviously, there was a decision made to bring the adult entertainment to a new level. I found myself intrigued by the new sights and sounds.
Night Beats
The number of times I have seen the show speaks volumes for the production value and talent of the performers. For me, I feel that I got away with stealing a free ticket to see a Broadway show. From the costumes, lighting, sound production, set design, choreography, and vocals; I am continuously entranced by the quality of it all.
For example, the rich colors of the opening number, the soft hues of the nocturnal set, the velvety purples and gold of the finale all give me chills. The choreography uses these colors to compose the performers on stage much like painting a picture.

Just the lone door and stairs evokes “theatrical” production. The simplicity is the beauty of this set.

Lighting highlights the performers interaction and directs the viewer to that perfect moment on stage.

The nocturnal dance number changes to a soft blue; moonlight feel. The outfits flutter to elude to feathers in flight and the performers act owlishly as they dance.

Perfect lighting and powerful vocals dashed with a splash of humor make this scene forever memorable.

Body language and and background colors convey exactly what needs to be said without even hearing the lyrics.

My favorite dancer of Night Beats. I can’t help but to watch his effortless motion across the stage.
Blood Banquet
The newcomer this year is my strongest recommendation for a dinner-theater experience. Blood Banquet never fails to entertain your sense of humor and to please the pallet with luscious food and beverages. By far, it has been my favorite addition to Busch Gardens along with the Food & Wine festival earlier this year.
Blood Banquet set the bar higher at Busch Gardens. This is the one place you can interact with the performers and share a few laughs. You get to see their costumes and lovely personalities up close and feel like you are a part of the act.
The whole things reminds me of Threedneedle Fair. Back in The Old Country era of the park, actors ran the games and interacted with guests daily in this area. They constantly stayed in character and spoke strictly with Old English accents. I was happy to see a similar concept return to Busch Gardens this year.
The actual “show” does not take place on a stage, but around the tables themselves. There is a heavy influence of the vintage Hollywood Glam and a nostalgic humor reminiscent of Groucho Marx. The costumes and set design reflect upon 1940s cinema and the ending number evokes the Broadway show and dance number “That’s Entertainment.”
Therefore it was easy to get lost in the art and magic of the production. Here are examples of what inspired me:

Let us begin with Count Vladtastic. The show starts once this colorful character sets foot outside. His dry wit and quick thinking add to the fun and whimsy of dinner at the Blood Banquet.

It is all about Guest interaction at Blood Banquet. Better watch out; Count Vladtastic is watching you!

The Barney Collins, Lugosi, and Marge Collins. Often times you will find them roaming outside the dinner area and never miss a great photo op. Love the costumes and the fact guest interaction is the first priority for Vampire Point!

Vampire Tourists, who would have thought? Marge, Barney, and Leticia Collins make sure to add flare to the show!

Chef Juliet uses her French Charm and Brewing talents to entertain guests. Ironically, she uses garlic in all her food. Notice the use of Green & Red. Great use of complementary colors.

Lugosi, obviously named after the famous actor Bela Lugosi, is not a vampire and is both resentful and relieved his master Count Vladtastic has not made him a creature of the night.

Mary Sue prays to be a vampire; Mary Ann (sporting the garlic) does not. These lovely ladies hope to serve you drinks and provide you a warm welcome at Vampire Point Hotel. Their hairstyles, costumes, mannerisms, and beauty take you to another era. Kudos to everyone!

A little dinner music is provided by the lovely gypsy violinist, Svetlana Bendova. Her colorful costume and lovely smile entrances the guests while they enjoy their meal.

Leticia Collins may text on her phone and would kill to see Lady Gaga, but she never misses the chance to shake her wings or have a drink with guests. Love the hat!
Other Examples: It is in the Details!
The rest of my artistic inspiration is based on several magic moments around the park; an extremely energetic performer that goes above and beyond or the hidden details in alcoves around Busch Gardens. If you look closely, you can always see art everywhere you go.

Ms. Nellie goes above and beyond to entertain guest as they roam through Ripper Row. Her character has to be one of the most interesting additions to the park in years.

Smoke, shadow, reds and blues add horror to the silent and spooky headless ladies of White chapel London.

I love when performers stay in character, even when they are not center stage. This lovely nurse strikes a pose in the shadows of the show Fiends.

It takes a lot of work to decorate an entire theme park. Make sure to look for all those hidden scares in the air and everywhere.

This creepy character greets you at the Pirate Baaaargh with a hint of humor and a dash of scare. He is hilarious and the costume is fantastic!

Open Casket Bar Vampires – serve you drinks in character and in a very tantalizing way. Their charm, costumes, and personalities are sure to lure you and your money on some frightfully sweet beverages.

It takes time to theme a store and set up merchandise displays. Dont’ forget to admire the artistic effort that goes into selling these treasures.

Costumes – costumes! The skill needed to make all those costumes for the performers around the park never fails to impress me!

The drummers are always having fun but the cave girl always steals the show with her performance and mannerisms. You go girl! Female drummers rule!

It takes a complete knowledge of color, choreography, musical ability, dance, composition, and staging to make a work of art like Fiends.
So what inspires you? Feel free to share your favorite Howl-O-Scream art with me and the readers.
In conclusion, I would like to send a special shout out to all those people who give 110% at the park. Thank you for all you do and for the memories!
Howl-O-Scream adds Fright to your Night!
Fear has a way of Spreading at Howl-O-Scream 2013
This year I had no idea what to expect from Busch Gardens Howl-O-Scream event. So much has changed at the park in the last few years; I was at a loss at how the new attractions would stack up against years past.
Like any event, there are highlights that stand out from the rest. One in particular is the new Blood Banquet at the Vampire Point Hotel located in the Rhinefeld hamlet of the park.
On paper the separate up charge for a dinner-theater sounded interesting enough but would it be worth the extra cost? The answer is an astounding YES!
Directly stated from the Busch Gardens Website:
“The all-you-care-to-eat dinner buffet is located at Wilkommenhaus and features hand carved meats, interactive pasta station, lamb stew, chili, a baked potato bar, assorted vegetables, tossed salad, dinner rolls, assorted desserts and non-alcoholic beverages. Beer, wine and mixed alcoholic drinks are available for purchase separately.”
The food was fantastic or as Count Vlad would say, “Vladtastic!” The hand-carved beef and spiced turkey was to die for, the baked potato bar was delectable, and the chili was perfect on a cool September night.
I have a food allergy so unfortunately, I was unable to sample all the items on the dinner or any of the deserts. However, the group I was dining with had nothing but positive things to say about all of the dinner options.
Also, the “Vladtini” house Martini was a cranberry delight and came in a light-up glass.
Being able to talk to the actors, especially Count Vlad, made my night. Lionel Lonnie Ruland plays the count and he brings tons of charm and comedy to the role.
The show consists of Count Vlad, a lovely French chef, two lovely ladies as the bar staff, a surly dry-witted Bellman, a gypsy violinist, and three Vampire Tourists. The improv style of comedy allows some over-the-top cheesy puns; but I found it endearing. What can I say, I love punny jokes! Ba dum tsss!
Even better, the show does not distract you from your dinner; it enhances it. It lasts around 10-15 minutes, so by the time you are done with your first plate and want to get up for seconds, there is no awkward walking around the performers in order to grab your food.
My favorite part of the night was when I asked Vlad about his rings. We both had on owl and snake rings and he made sure that they were introduced formally. “Owl meet Owl.. hello owl.” I kept laughing about it for the rest of the night!
I would recommend purchasing your ticket in advance from Busch Garden’s website before going to the park. Those who purchase tickets ahead of time have reserved seating and receive first access to the buffet, table selection, and have time to start eating before the show starts.
The reservation was at 4:30 and just before 5pm, Count Vlad and his eerie cast of Characters makes an appearance and begins to roam around. If you do not reserve your seat; you may have to watch the show from outside the restaurant. Tickets for the buffet are sold on site only after reserved diners have arrived.
This is a must for anyone going to Howl-O-Scream this year. Busch Gardens put together a hit that is guaranteed to create many wonderful memories.

Me and Vlad
Other Favorites of the Night
Terror-tories: New for 2013. They incorporate new themeing, scares, and a fun club atmosphere that appeal to the 21 and up crowd. Make sure to bring your ID to experience all the fun adult beverages at the park!
Ports Of Skull (new)
Italy is swarming with Pirates and the new additions bring the night life to San Marco. A creepy skeletal Captain greets you at the Birate Baarrgh (new). I highly recommend the Hurricane; the classic tropical fruit and Rum cocktail.
Bella Casa has transformed into Captain Barghbie’s Booty (new) and features the best store transformation this year. The inside looks like a pirate ship and houses all the Pirate Booty ye could ever ask for. The Captain himself is there to serve spiced rum cider and various wines from Italy.
Dead men tell no tales in San Marco this year. Da Vinci’s Gardens are now the center hub for the Pirates to jump out and make you walk the plank. Well, sort of. The park has built several fun photo ops for you and your friends to be placed in many unpleasant scenarios. Have a photo taken in a Crow’s cage, the stocks, walking the plank, or even in a replica crow’s nest.
Entertainment: Dig it Up: returns this year to provide comedy to your night. A museum comes to life bringing musically talented Romans, Egyptians, curators, cavemen, an alien, and one very entertaining cave woman!
House/Maze: Cut Throat Cove is the newest Scare Maze replaces the clowns from Fear Fair last year. Loacted in Festa Italia near Roman Rapids; this maze twists and turns around various stages. Enter if ye dare!
House/Maze: Deadline (returning) Located under Escape from Pompeii, Zombies are running around the Italian Subway system again this year.
Demon Street (New)
France is on fire this year with roaming demons sure to jump out and give you a fright.
Demon Drinks and the Demon DJ (new): Located next to each other, a Demon perched upon a giant skull with flaming eyes pumps techno beats into the crowd. Demonic Beauties serve you hellish beverages.
House Maze: Catacombs. (Returning House) Located under The Royal Palace Theater. The maze features a creepy crypt to run through.
Vampire Point (new)
Rhinefeld has been taken over by Vampires! Watch out for the creatures of the night waiting to pounce. The Terror-tory features the must see- must do extra offered this year; Blood Banquet. Say hi to Count Vlad and all his fiends at the Vampire Point Hotel.
Ripper Row (new)
England (Banbury Cross) has been turned into the year 1888 in the Whitecastle district of London. Narrow pathways make it hard to avoid the Ripper who wants nothing more than to terrify park guests. My favorite? The headless Victorian ladies that seem to float down the cobblestone paths.
Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest is not a Terror-tory, but features the well loved show Night Beats (returning). Ulrich, your vampire host with the most, is sure to dazzle you with his charm and powerful voice. Don’t get too entranced. His jealous fiancé Beatrix will put a stop to your adoration in a heartbeat.
The show, as one can tell, is my favorite show in the park and features a wide variety of catchy night beats.
Open Casket Bar (returning): Alright all you vampire fans, time to pull out your ID and wallet. These vampires are out to make sure you have the time of your life. Just make sure to never turn your back on them; you never know when one may decide to take his “dinner break.”
Der Marketplatz is the Dark Side of the Gardens Store where you can purchase all your must have Howl-O-Scream gear!
Bitten: (returning) Located at the old Drachen Fire station house, this maze is one of the longest running mazes in the park. For those history buffs out there… make sure to take in all the props when walking through and see what you recognize.
Ireland
This is not a Terror-Tory this year as well but features three Howl-O-Scream attractions.
Fiends (returning): The Doctor is back and making sure his Creature comes to life with the help of his assistant Igor, a werewolf, a vampire, a creature from the black lagoon, and a whole bunch of naughty nurses. The music is catchy and many of the cast is new this year including the doctor.
Inoculation Station: Everyone can be naughty sometime and you may wish to have these beauties help you to a syringe jello shot to get your heart beating faster. The one thing I will say is that the actresses this year have been so friendly and never fail to stop and pose for a photo.
House/ Maze: 13 Your Number’s Up (returning) an indoor house that features 13 fears. When the park is busy, I recommend buying a Quick Que pass to bypass the long line.
There is also an added extra that you would need to purchase in advance called Fiends Feast. I am unable to review it at this time.
That about sums up my adventures! Hope everyone has a very safe and enjoyable time at Howl-O-Scream this year! Make sure to like BGW Memories on Facebook to see more photos of Howl-O-Scream and Busch Gardens Park history! https://www.facebook.com/bgwmemories?ref=hl
Link to dining experiences at Howl-O-Scream: http://seaworldparks.com/en/howloscream-williamsburg/Book-Online/Extras/Exclusive-Dining
Link to Behind the Scenes Tours at Howl-O-Scream: http://seaworldparks.com/en/howloscream-williamsburg/Book-Online/Extras/All-Extras
Link to Busch Gardens Howl-O-Scream Page: http://seaworldparks.com/en/howloscream-williamsburg
Link to Howl-O-Scream Map for 2013: http://seaworldparks.com/en/howloscream-williamsburg/Frightening-Features/Map