Plans for the morning were to visit the
Premium Outlet Mall at Vineland and get there for opening so that we didn’t
have to fight for a space in the car park.
Mission achieved on that score we had a mooch around for a few hours
here.
There didn’t seem to be the usual
discounts in such as American Eagle but maybe part of that is due to the
rubbish exchange rate at the moment.
Andrew managed to pick up some good deals in the Under Armor & Nike
outlets for some workout gear and new trainers and Catherine finally managed to
settle on some Vans that she liked the look of.
We were also amazed at the queue for the Disney Warehouse store (it
isn’t normally like this!)
For lunch we drove down the I-4 to
Davenport’s Ale House. Somehow this
didn’t feel up to usual standards on the boneless wings front (maybe I
should’ve specified that I wanted them breaded! – CBC), but the boys enjoyed
their lunch and Chris tried some of their new beers. It is definitely still somewhere to go when
you’re really hungry so the boys were set up for their evening of scares.
Back to the house and Catherine settled
down for a chilled night with the TV and some sewing. Andrew & Chris left for Universal at
about 4.30 and had a brilliant night.
Halloween Horror Nights is definitely not one for the faint hearted
(which is why Catherine didn’t go).
There are several themed houses that you can visit and also a few scare
zones where devilish creatures will give you a fright. The boys managed to get on several rides
before the night officially started, including Rip Ride Rocket (the one that
Alan Carr went on last summer & the footage of his reactions went viral).
They managed to visit 7 of the houses,
including the Stranger Things house, Ghostbusters, Us, Depths of Fear &
Universal Monsters, experienced all 3 scream zones & saw both shows which
they said were fantastic. It was a late
night but a very enjoyable one.
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