Would you dare to try the new zombie-filled 'Walking Dead' attraction?
Universal Studios was invaded by zombies earlier this week as it unveiled its latest attraction - guaranteed to scare the living daylights out of visitors
Theme park Universal Studios Hollywood was invaded by zombies on Tuesday as it unveiled its latest attraction, ' The Walking Dead ' - based on the hit television show of the same name.
The walk-through scare ride, which opens on Monday, begins in a hospital setting and takes visitors to different locations where actors playing survivors as well as undead interact with park-goers.
Past and present cast members attended Tuesday's launch in Hollywood , which featured a gang of bikers bringing walking dead in chains and a horde of zombies approaching the ride.
Ross Marquand, who plays Aaron in the TV show, said: "I think people have a morbid curiosity about what the apocalypse would be like and how they would react to it, so they put themselves in different characters.
"And it's also a show about perseverance at the end of the day, you know, how you maintain hope and how you survive after everything you have lost or people you love have been killed off."
Michael Traynor added: "It's that question of survival, right? We're all pretty cush, and comfortable, we have our couches, we have our supermarkets with food.
"So when we are finally questioned with the idea, like, can you survive some threat that is bigger and greater than you, it's very compelling.
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Universal Studios was invaded by zombies earlier this week as it unveiled its latest attraction - guaranteed to scare the living daylights out of visitors
Theme park Universal Studios Hollywood was invaded by zombies on Tuesday as it unveiled its latest attraction, ' The Walking Dead ' - based on the hit television show of the same name.
The walk-through scare ride, which opens on Monday, begins in a hospital setting and takes visitors to different locations where actors playing survivors as well as undead interact with park-goers.
Past and present cast members attended Tuesday's launch in Hollywood , which featured a gang of bikers bringing walking dead in chains and a horde of zombies approaching the ride.
Ross Marquand, who plays Aaron in the TV show, said: "I think people have a morbid curiosity about what the apocalypse would be like and how they would react to it, so they put themselves in different characters.
"And it's also a show about perseverance at the end of the day, you know, how you maintain hope and how you survive after everything you have lost or people you love have been killed off."
Michael Traynor added: "It's that question of survival, right? We're all pretty cush, and comfortable, we have our couches, we have our supermarkets with food.
"So when we are finally questioned with the idea, like, can you survive some threat that is bigger and greater than you, it's very compelling.
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