Universal Orlando Resorts’ haunted houses and scares offer something for everyone at this year’s Halloween Horror Nights. Here’s what’s in store for those who dare:
Yeti: Terror of the Yukon
Deep in the remote tundra of the Yukon, loggers and trappers seek refuge from the frigid grip of an arctic blizzard—but a far more dangerous terror lurks in the darkness. The group comes upon a logging camp that’s been torn apart, with bones and gore strewn in the snow. Outside, those who were able to flee—only to succumb to the elements—are preserved in death with horror imprinted on their faces. Just when it seems the only thing to fear was the elements, an icy terror descends. You enter a labyrinth of caves filled with the echoed screams of those who didn’t escape…the Yeti.
Depths of Fear
Workers in a deep-sea mining company find themselves in a dire situation. They’ve delved too deep and encountered deadly, parasitic creatures. Guests encounter the infected miners, and the pressure builds as a self-destruct sequence counts down to the inevitable implosion of the facility. As if that’s not enough, guests encounter creatures known only as the “Mouthbrooders.” Picture being trapped in a claustrophobic mining installation underwater with countless slithering monsters. Your worst nightmares come to life as these fiends spew flesh-eating acidic eggs at human hosts, and you witness miners being driven mad by the infection.
Universal Monsters
In this all-new haunted house, the world’s most terrifying monsters unleash havoc—thirsty for anything and everything in their paths. As you try to escape to safety, you’ll step into each monster’s domain—and they refuse to let anyone get out alive. You come face-to-face with Dracula in his gothic castle, the Wolfman in a dark Bavarian forest, and the man-made monster within Dr. Frankenstein’s lab. If you survive them, you still may encounter the vicious Creature from the Black Lagoon, the ancient evil of the Mummy, and more.
Nightingales: Blood Pit
Imagine yourself transported back to Ancient Rome where a ruthless emperor reigns and gladiatorial games are put on for bloody entertainment. Add in bloodthirsty creatures, and you’ll find yourself in the middle of Nightingales: Blood Pit, an all-new haunted house at this year’s Halloween Horror Nights event. Rome is suffering its worst drought in centuries, and the ruthless emperor has declared that the gladiatorial games continue nonstop until the rains return. The gruesome bloodshed of the games is horrifying enough, but then come the creatures—the Nightingales. As the blood soaks into the earth, the Nightingales feed on the dead and dying. The nightingales are a grisly race of creatures that have been on earth since the dawn of time. You may think you’re familiar with their past feeding frenzies, but you haven’t seen them like this. You’ll try to survive alongside the gladiators as the ravenous Nightingales notice that fresh blood has come into their midst.
All New Stranger Things Haunted House
Netflix’s Stranger Things is returning to Universal Orlando Resorts Halloween Horror Nights.
This year, you’ll experience an all-new haunted house where you will travel back to the small town of Hawkins, Indiana and walk through some of the most terrifying scenes from Stranger Things seasons 2 and 3. You’ll be face-to-face with snarling Demodogs and make your way through iconic scenes and locations, from Chief Hopper’s cabin to the Starcourt Mall.
This year’s Halloween Horror Nights features 10 haunted houses, five scare zones, and live entertainment still to be revealed. Details on limited time ticket offers and exclusive vacation packages for Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights, which takes place from September 6 through November 2. For more information, visit Halloween Horror Nights.
