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It was adapted into [[Recap/GoosebumpsS3E8E9OneDayAtHorrorLand episodes 8 and 9 of the third season]] of [[Series/{{Goosebumps}} the TV series]]. It was also adapted into an installment of the ''Goosebumps Graphix'' series, included in the ''Terror Trips'' collection.
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It was adapted into [[Recap/GoosebumpsS3E8E9OneDayAtHorrorLand [[Recap/Goosebumps1995S3E8E9OneDayAtHorrorLand episodes 8 and 9 of the third season]] of [[Series/{{Goosebumps}} [[Series/Goosebumps1995 the 1995 TV series]]. It was also adapted into an installment of the ''Goosebumps Graphix'' series, included in the ''Terror Trips'' collection.
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It was adapted into episode [[Recap/GoosebumpsS3E8E9OneDayAtHorrorLand episodes 8 and 9 of the third season season]] of [[Series/{{Goosebumps}} the TV series]]. It was also adapted into an installment of the ''Goosebumps Graphix'' series, included in the ''Terror Trips'' collection.
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!!The episode provides examples of:
* AdaptedOut: Clay does not appear in this version.
* AmbiguouslyGay: The makeup artist horror, given his outfit, profession, and mannerisms.
* DeathByAdaptation: Unlike the book, [[spoiler: the Morris family wins a car after surviving Horrorland -- and then are shown to drive dangling onto the edge of a cliff, which the Horror host refers to as a cliffhanger ending. We then see an elderly Horror couple watching the end of the show.]]
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: The host of ''Raw Deal'' announces that they are going to commercial, just as the show itself cuts to commercial.
* LighterAndSofter: Where the book plays the premise straight, much of the episode (particularly the ''Raw Deal'' segments) is turned into a BlackComedy of sorts.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: “Holly Tosis”, a monster version of Vanna White. Also a PunnyName.
* NotAMask: Near the end of the story when Lizzie and her entire family gets cornered by hordes of Horrors, a frustrated Lizzie -- who's still thinking the Horrors are merely actors -- grab a nearby Horror's face and tugs at it, intending to see who's under that mask. Unfortunately, the Horrors are ''real'' monster.
!!The episode provides examples of:
* AdaptedOut: Clay does not appear in this version.
* AmbiguouslyGay: The makeup artist horror, given his outfit, profession, and mannerisms.
* DeathByAdaptation: Unlike the book, [[spoiler: the Morris family wins a car after surviving Horrorland -- and then are shown to drive dangling onto the edge of a cliff, which the Horror host refers to as a cliffhanger ending. We then see an elderly Horror couple watching the end of the show.]]
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: The host of ''Raw Deal'' announces that they are going to commercial, just as the show itself cuts to commercial.
* LighterAndSofter: Where the book plays the premise straight, much of the episode (particularly the ''Raw Deal'' segments) is turned into a BlackComedy of sorts.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: “Holly Tosis”, a monster version of Vanna White. Also a PunnyName.
* NotAMask: Near the end of the story when Lizzie and her entire family gets cornered by hordes of Horrors, a frustrated Lizzie -- who's still thinking the Horrors are merely actors -- grab a nearby Horror's face and tugs at it, intending to see who's under that mask. Unfortunately, the Horrors are ''real'' monster.
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!!The episode provides examples of:
* AdaptedOut: Clay does not appear in this version.
* AmbiguouslyGay: The makeup artist horror, given his outfit, profession, and mannerisms.
* DeathByAdaptation: Unlike the book, [[spoiler: the Morris family wins a car after surviving Horrorland -- and then are shown to drive dangling onto the edge of a cliff, which the Horror host refers to as a cliffhanger ending. We then see an elderly Horror couple watching the end of the show.]]
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: The host of ''Raw Deal'' announces that they are going to commercial, just as the show itself cuts to commercial.
* LighterAndSofter: Where the book plays the premise straight, much of the episode (particularly the ''Raw Deal'' segments) is turned into a BlackComedy of sorts.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: “Holly Tosis”, a monster version of Vanna White. Also a PunnyName.
* NotAMask: Near the end of the story when Lizzie and her entire family gets cornered by hordes of Horrors, a frustrated Lizzie -- who's still thinking the Horrors are merely actors -- grab a nearby Horror's face and tugs at it, intending to see who's under that mask. Unfortunately, the Horrors are ''real'' monster.
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* DeathByAdaptation: Unlike the book, [[spoiler: the Morris family wins a car after surviving Horrorland -- and then are shown to drive dangling onto the edge of the cliff, which the Horror host refers to as a cliffhanger ending. We then see an elderly Horror couple watching the end of the show.]]
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* DeathByAdaptation: Unlike the book, [[spoiler: the Morris family wins a car after surviving Horrorland -- and then are shown to drive dangling onto the edge of the a cliff, which the Horror host refers to as a cliffhanger ending. We then see an elderly Horror couple watching the end of the show.]]
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* DeathByAdaptation: Unlike the book, [[spoiler: the Morris family wins a car after surviving Horrorland -- and then are shown to drive over dangling onto the edge of the cliff, which the Horror host refers to as a cliff and probably die. cliffhanger ending. We then see the Horrors an elderly Horror couple watching the end of the show.]]
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''One Day at [=HorrorLand=]'' occupies an interesting place in the ''Goosebumps'' canon. While self-contained in the original run, the setting proved popular enough to be adapted into [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/One_Day_at_HorrorLand_(board_game) a board game]] and [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Escape_from_HorrorLand_(video_game) a video]] [[VideoGame/EscapeFromHorrorLand game]]. It received a direct sequel, ''Literature/{{Return to HorrorLand}}'', as part of the ''Gosebumps Series 2000'' {{revival}}, and the setting served as the lynchpin of the ''Literature/GoosebumpsHorrorLand'' {{spinoff}}, uniting the characters and plot threads from the first 10 books and spinning out plot threads that drove the stories of the final seven; this run of books had two [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Goosebumps_HorrorLand_(video_game) video]] [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Enter_HorrorLand_(website) games]] and its own board game. And finally, [=HorrorLand=] was the setting for the first story of the [[ComicBook/{{Goosebumps}} IDW comics]].
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''One Day at [=HorrorLand=]'' occupies an interesting place in the ''Goosebumps'' canon. While self-contained in the original run, the setting proved popular enough to be adapted into [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/One_Day_at_HorrorLand_(board_game) a board game]] and [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Escape_from_HorrorLand_(video_game) a video]] [[VideoGame/EscapeFromHorrorLand game]]. It received a direct sequel, ''Literature/{{Return to HorrorLand}}'', as part of the ''Gosebumps ''Goosebumps Series 2000'' {{revival}}, and the setting served as the lynchpin of the ''Literature/GoosebumpsHorrorLand'' {{spinoff}}, uniting the characters and plot threads from the first 10 books and spinning out plot threads that drove the stories of the final seven; this run of books had two [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Goosebumps_HorrorLand_(video_game) video]] [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Enter_HorrorLand_(website) games]] and its own board game. And finally, [=HorrorLand=] was the setting for the first story of the [[ComicBook/{{Goosebumps}} IDW comics]].
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* AdultsAreUseless: Subverted, due to the fact that Mr. and Mrs. Morris are also being targeted by the Horrors. [[spoiler:The parents manage to survive the Obstacle Course at the end, but it's Lizzy who saves the day when she figures out the "No Pinching" signs were also serious.]]
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* LighterAndSofter: Where the book plays the premise straight, much of the episode (particularly the ''Raw Deal'' segments) is turned into a BlackComedy of sorts.
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* LighterAndSofter: Where the book plays the premise straight, much of the episode (particularly the ''Raw Deal'' segments) is turned into a BlackComedy of sorts.sorts.
* NotAMask: Near the end of the story when Lizzie and her entire family gets cornered by hordes of Horrors, a frustrated Lizzie -- who's still thinking the Horrors are merely actors -- grab a nearby Horror's face and tugs at it, intending to see who's under that mask. Unfortunately, the Horrors are ''real'' monster.
* NotAMask: Near the end of the story when Lizzie and her entire family gets cornered by hordes of Horrors, a frustrated Lizzie -- who's still thinking the Horrors are merely actors -- grab a nearby Horror's face and tugs at it, intending to see who's under that mask. Unfortunately, the Horrors are ''real'' monster.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: The host of ''Raw Deal'' announces that they are going to commercial, just as the show itself cuts to commercial.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: The host of ''Raw Deal'' announces that they are going to commercial, just as the show itself cuts to commercial.commercial.
* LighterAndSofter: Where the book plays the premise straight, much of the episode (particularly the ''Raw Deal'' segments) is turned into a BlackComedy of sorts.
* LighterAndSofter: Where the book plays the premise straight, much of the episode (particularly the ''Raw Deal'' segments) is turned into a BlackComedy of sorts.
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''One Day at [=HorrorLand=]'' occupies an interesting place in the ''Goosebumps'' canon. While self-contained in the original run, the setting proved popular enough to be adapted into [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/One_Day_at_HorrorLand_(board_game) a board game]] and [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Escape_from_HorrorLand_(video_game) a video]] [[VideoGame/EscapeFromHorrorLand game]]. It received a direct sequel, ''Literature/{{Return to HorrorLand}}'', as part of the ''Gosebumps Series 2000'' {{revival}}, and the setting served as the lynchpin of the ''Goosebumps [=HorrorLand=]'' {{spinoff}}, uniting the characters and plot threads from the first 10 books and spinning out plot threads that drove the stories of the final seven; this run of books had two [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Goosebumps_HorrorLand_(video_game) video]] [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Enter_HorrorLand_(website) games]] and its own board game. And finally, [=HorrorLand=] was the setting for the first story of the [[ComicBook/{{Goosebumps}} IDW comics]].
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''One Day at [=HorrorLand=]'' occupies an interesting place in the ''Goosebumps'' canon. While self-contained in the original run, the setting proved popular enough to be adapted into [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/One_Day_at_HorrorLand_(board_game) a board game]] and [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Escape_from_HorrorLand_(video_game) a video]] [[VideoGame/EscapeFromHorrorLand game]]. It received a direct sequel, ''Literature/{{Return to HorrorLand}}'', as part of the ''Gosebumps Series 2000'' {{revival}}, and the setting served as the lynchpin of the ''Goosebumps [=HorrorLand=]'' ''Literature/GoosebumpsHorrorLand'' {{spinoff}}, uniting the characters and plot threads from the first 10 books and spinning out plot threads that drove the stories of the final seven; this run of books had two [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Goosebumps_HorrorLand_(video_game) video]] [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Enter_HorrorLand_(website) games]] and its own board game. And finally, [=HorrorLand=] was the setting for the first story of the [[ComicBook/{{Goosebumps}} IDW comics]].
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It was later reissued in the ''Classic Goosebumps'' line in 2009 as a companion to ''Dr. Maniac Vs. Robbie Schwartz''.
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* TheWallsAreClosingIn: The house of mirrors ends in a room where this happens. [[spoiler: The floor drops out at the very last second.]]]]
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!!The episode provides examples of:
* AdaptedOut: Clay does not appear in this version.
* DeathByAdaptation: Unlike the book, [[spoiler: the Morris family wins a car after surviving Horrorland -- and then are shown to drive over a cliff and probably die. We then see the Horrors watching the end of the show.]]
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: The host of ''Raw Deal'' announces that they are going to commercial, just as the show itself cuts to commercial.
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!!The episode provides examples of:
* AdaptedOut: Clay does not appear in this version.
* DeathByAdaptation: Unlike the book, [[spoiler: the Morris family wins a car after surviving Horrorland -- and then are shown to drive over a cliff and probably die. We then see the Horrors watching the end of the show.]]
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: The host of ''Raw Deal'' announces that they are going to commercial, just as the show itself cuts to commercial.
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''One Day at [=HorrorLand=]'' occupies an interesting place in the ''Goosebumps'' canon. While self-contained in the original run, the setting proved popular enough to be adapted into [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/One_Day_at_HorrorLand_(board_game) a board game]] and [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Escape_from_HorrorLand_(video_game) a video game]]. It received a direct sequel, ''Literature/{{Return to HorrorLand}}'', as part of the ''Gosebumps Series 2000'' {{revival}}, and the setting served as the lynchpin of the ''Goosebumps [=HorrorLand=]'' {{spinoff}}, uniting the characters and plot threads from the first 10 books and spinning out plot threads that drove the stories of the final seven; this run of books had two [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Goosebumps_HorrorLand_(video_game) video]] [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Enter_HorrorLand_(website) games]] and its own board game. And finally, [=HorrorLand=] was the setting for the first story of the [[ComicBook/{{Goosebumps}} IDW comics]].
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''One Day at [=HorrorLand=]'' occupies an interesting place in the ''Goosebumps'' canon. While self-contained in the original run, the setting proved popular enough to be adapted into [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/One_Day_at_HorrorLand_(board_game) a board game]] and [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Escape_from_HorrorLand_(video_game) a video video]] [[VideoGame/EscapeFromHorrorLand game]]. It received a direct sequel, ''Literature/{{Return to HorrorLand}}'', as part of the ''Gosebumps Series 2000'' {{revival}}, and the setting served as the lynchpin of the ''Goosebumps [=HorrorLand=]'' {{spinoff}}, uniting the characters and plot threads from the first 10 books and spinning out plot threads that drove the stories of the final seven; this run of books had two [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Goosebumps_HorrorLand_(video_game) video]] [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Enter_HorrorLand_(website) games]] and its own board game. And finally, [=HorrorLand=] was the setting for the first story of the [[ComicBook/{{Goosebumps}} IDW comics]].
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* DoomyDoomsOfDoom: One of the rides is the Doom Slide, and one of its signs says "Beware! You May Be the One to Slide to Your Doom!". It's claimed that if the attendee picks the actual Doom Slide (with a one-in-ten chance), they'll end up sliding forever. [[spoiler: The Doom Slide actually just takes them to the other side of the park.]]
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* ImmoralRealityshow: The entire park is designed around humans getting hurt and killed for the entertainment of monsters.
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* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: In the original run, this book had some dedicated merchandise but otherwise was just another book. After a couple of revivals, [=HorrorLand=] is at least as important as Slappy the dummy, and for a while was even more prominent.
* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: In the original run, this book had some dedicated merchandise but otherwise was just another book. After a couple of revivals, [=HorrorLand=] is at least as important as Slappy the dummy, and for a while was even more prominent.
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''One Day at [=HorrorLand=]'' occupies an interesting place in the ''Goosebumps'' canon. While self-contained in the original run, the setting proved popular enough to be adapted into [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/One_Day_at_HorrorLand_(board_game) a board game]] and [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Escape_from_HorrorLand_(video_game) a video game]]. It received a direct sequel, ''Literature/{{Return to HorrorLand}}'', as part of the ''Gosebumps Series 2000'' {{revival}}, and the setting served as the lynchpin of the ''Goosebumps [=HorrorLand=]'' {{spinoff}}, uniting the characters and plot threads from the first 10 books and spinning out plot threads that drove the stories of the final seven; this run of books had two [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Goosebumps_HorrorLand_(video_game) video]] [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Enter_HorrorLand_(website) games]] and its own board game.
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''One Day at [=HorrorLand=]'' occupies an interesting place in the ''Goosebumps'' canon. While self-contained in the original run, the setting proved popular enough to be adapted into [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/One_Day_at_HorrorLand_(board_game) a board game]] and [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Escape_from_HorrorLand_(video_game) a video game]]. It received a direct sequel, ''Literature/{{Return to HorrorLand}}'', as part of the ''Gosebumps Series 2000'' {{revival}}, and the setting served as the lynchpin of the ''Goosebumps [=HorrorLand=]'' {{spinoff}}, uniting the characters and plot threads from the first 10 books and spinning out plot threads that drove the stories of the final seven; this run of books had two [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Goosebumps_HorrorLand_(video_game) video]] [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Enter_HorrorLand_(website) games]] and its own board game.
game. And finally, [=HorrorLand=] was the setting for the first story of the [[ComicBook/{{Goosebumps}} IDW comics]].
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The ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' book about the monstrous amusement park.
Lizzy and her family are all set to enjoy a day out at the zoo, but they can't seem to find it. What they do find, however, is [=HorrorLand=], a monster-themed amusement park, staffed entirely by real monsters. But monsters don't have the best interests of humans at heart, and all the rides and attractions are designe to kill them in various spectacular ways. Lizzy needs all her wits to outwit the monsters, reunite her family, and escape with their lives.
It was adapted into episode 8 and 9 of the third season of [[Series/{{Goosebumps}} the TV series]]. It was also adapted into an installment of the ''Goosebumps Graphix'' series, included in the ''Terror Trips'' collection.
''One Day at [=HorrorLand=]'' occupies an interesting place in the ''Goosebumps'' canon. While self-contained in the original run, the setting proved popular enough to be adapted into [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/One_Day_at_HorrorLand_(board_game) a board game]] and [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Escape_from_HorrorLand_(video_game) a video game]]. It received a direct sequel, ''Literature/{{Return to HorrorLand}}'', as part of the ''Gosebumps Series 2000'' {{revival}}, and the setting served as the lynchpin of the ''Goosebumps [=HorrorLand=]'' {{spinoff}}, uniting the characters and plot threads from the first 10 books and spinning out plot threads that drove the stories of the final seven; this run of books had two [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Goosebumps_HorrorLand_(video_game) video]] [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Enter_HorrorLand_(website) games]] and its own board game.
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!!This book provides examples of:
* AlwaysChaoticEvil: The [=HorrorLand=] monsters, who run a [[AmusementParkOfDoom deadly amusement park]] to kill families for fun. They may act welcoming and friendly at times, but don't let this fool you -- [[FauxAffablyEvil it's an act]]. They'd serve you up for lunch as soon as amuse you. And their idea of "amusing people" is to scare them to death or put them in lethal traps.
* AmusementParkOfDoom: [=HorrorLand=], where the customers go to die in the rides or become monster munch.
* ChekhovsHobby: Luke's pinching hobby turns out to be key to beating the Horrors.
* FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: Luke is the foolish to Lizzy's responsible.
* HallOfMirrors: [=HorrorLand=] is home to a Hall of Mirrors with the slogan "Reflect Before You Enter. No-one May Ever See You Again". The Hall of Mirrors traps the three kids in separate rooms and [[TheWallsAreClosingIn the walls move in to crush them]]. At the last second, the floor opens and the kids slide out safely.
** [[CanonDiscontinuity Oddly enough]], mirrors are banned at [=HorrorLand=] in the spin-off series because [[spoiler: they are portals to Panic Park.]]
* ImmoralRealityshow: The entire park is designed around humans getting hurt and killed for the entertainment of monsters.
* ShowWithinAShow: Late in the story, Lizzy and her family end up being captured by the Horrors and put on a TV game show for monsters, intended to end with them being killed for the audience's amusement.
* TheWallsAreClosingIn: The house of mirrors ends in a room where this happens. [[spoiler: The floor drops out at the very last second.]]
Lizzy and her family are all set to enjoy a day out at the zoo, but they can't seem to find it. What they do find, however, is [=HorrorLand=], a monster-themed amusement park, staffed entirely by real monsters. But monsters don't have the best interests of humans at heart, and all the rides and attractions are designe to kill them in various spectacular ways. Lizzy needs all her wits to outwit the monsters, reunite her family, and escape with their lives.
It was adapted into episode 8 and 9 of the third season of [[Series/{{Goosebumps}} the TV series]]. It was also adapted into an installment of the ''Goosebumps Graphix'' series, included in the ''Terror Trips'' collection.
''One Day at [=HorrorLand=]'' occupies an interesting place in the ''Goosebumps'' canon. While self-contained in the original run, the setting proved popular enough to be adapted into [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/One_Day_at_HorrorLand_(board_game) a board game]] and [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Escape_from_HorrorLand_(video_game) a video game]]. It received a direct sequel, ''Literature/{{Return to HorrorLand}}'', as part of the ''Gosebumps Series 2000'' {{revival}}, and the setting served as the lynchpin of the ''Goosebumps [=HorrorLand=]'' {{spinoff}}, uniting the characters and plot threads from the first 10 books and spinning out plot threads that drove the stories of the final seven; this run of books had two [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Goosebumps_HorrorLand_(video_game) video]] [[https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Enter_HorrorLand_(website) games]] and its own board game.
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!!This book provides examples of:
* AlwaysChaoticEvil: The [=HorrorLand=] monsters, who run a [[AmusementParkOfDoom deadly amusement park]] to kill families for fun. They may act welcoming and friendly at times, but don't let this fool you -- [[FauxAffablyEvil it's an act]]. They'd serve you up for lunch as soon as amuse you. And their idea of "amusing people" is to scare them to death or put them in lethal traps.
* AmusementParkOfDoom: [=HorrorLand=], where the customers go to die in the rides or become monster munch.
* ChekhovsHobby: Luke's pinching hobby turns out to be key to beating the Horrors.
* FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: Luke is the foolish to Lizzy's responsible.
* HallOfMirrors: [=HorrorLand=] is home to a Hall of Mirrors with the slogan "Reflect Before You Enter. No-one May Ever See You Again". The Hall of Mirrors traps the three kids in separate rooms and [[TheWallsAreClosingIn the walls move in to crush them]]. At the last second, the floor opens and the kids slide out safely.
** [[CanonDiscontinuity Oddly enough]], mirrors are banned at [=HorrorLand=] in the spin-off series because [[spoiler: they are portals to Panic Park.]]
* ImmoralRealityshow: The entire park is designed around humans getting hurt and killed for the entertainment of monsters.
* ShowWithinAShow: Late in the story, Lizzy and her family end up being captured by the Horrors and put on a TV game show for monsters, intended to end with them being killed for the audience's amusement.
* TheWallsAreClosingIn: The house of mirrors ends in a room where this happens. [[spoiler: The floor drops out at the very last second.]]
