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Join other fans and get the blood-red carpet treatment with the ultimate Halloween Horror Nights experience: a guided R.I.P. walking tour of the event. R.I.P. Tour is available for individual parties of up to nine (9) persons only, and parties will be mixed into tour groups of up to twelve (12) people. R.I.P. Tour ticket includes:

• One-time R.I.P. entry to each maze (based on tour itinerary) and unlimited express access (per day) to select maze/ride/attraction.  Daytime admission to the Park is not included.  
• Tour exclusive photo opportunity.
• Private R.I.P. Trolley transportation.
• Reception featuring an all-you-care to-enjoy dinner (alcoholic beverages excluded).
• Commemorative R.I.P. Tour credential and lanyard.
• One complimentary Valet Parking.
• Event begins at 7:00 p.m. Online purchase from www.halloweenhorrornights.com includes Early Event Admission to select mazes beginning at 6:00 p.m., subject to availability, cancellation, and change.

Book early since tours may sell out.  (Pricing varies by date and tour selection, subject to availability.)

From $329* per person

To book a Private R.I.P. Tour, please call (818) 622-0251 any day of the week during normal business hours (PT 8AM-6PM, 7 days a week).

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Ticket is valid on your selected date and time only.  Ticket includes one-time R.I.P. entry to each maze as well as select rides and attractions (based on tour itinerary) while on the tour with the R.I.P. Tour Guide and Universal Express Unlimited access (with R.I.P. credential) at select maze/ride/attractions for the night of your tour (valid upon check-in at V.I.P. Reception to be used before or after tour during normal event operating hours). Does not apply to food and retail locations or shows.  R.I.P. Tour is available for individual parties of up to nine (9) persons only, and parties will be mixed into tour groups of up to twelve (12) people.  Includes complimentary valet parking for one vehicle (not valid at self-parking).  Access to cash bar locations available during the tour (must be 21+ to purchase and consume alcoholic beverages with valid Photo ID).  You will need to arrive at R.I.P. check-in 30 minutes before your scheduled tour departure time.  All R.I.P. Tour content is subject to availability based on production schedules and other factors.  Includes a reception with all-you-care-to-enjoy dinner (alcoholic beverages excluded).  Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times while taking part in any R.I.P. Tour. No outside food or beverages allowed.  Gates open at 7:00 p.m. each night. (Beat the crowds and the traffic – arrive early). Online purchase from  www.halloweenhorrornights.com  includes Early Event Admission to select mazes beginning at 6:00 p.m., subject to availability, cancellation, and change.  Event occurs rain or shine. No rain checks, returns, or refunds.  Halloween Horror Nights is a separately ticketed event.  No costumes, costume masks or face paint allowed unless specified for select nights. Guidelines will be enforced. All themed outfits are subject to Universal Studios Hollywood’s final approval.  This event may be too intense for young children and is not recommended for children under the age of 13.  Universal Studios Hollywood’s Code of Conduct will be strictly enforced.  Ticket is non-transferable and non-exchangeable. Tickets are non-refundable if cancelled less than forty-eight (48) hours in advance.  Ticket may not be altered, copied, transferred or resold. Ticket is only valid for the person named on it. Ticket cannot be combined with other offers, separately ticketed events, discounts, or sightseeing tours.  Please note the CDC advises that  older adults and people of any age who have serious underlying medical conditions  might be at higher risk for severe illness from COVID-19. Guests should evaluate their risk in determining whether to attend. People who show no symptoms can spread COVID-19 if they are infected,  any interaction with the general public poses an elevated risk of being exposed to COVID-19,  and we cannot guarantee that you will not be exposed during your visit.  By accepting admission, you assume all inherent risks and agree to release Universal and its affiliates from liability for illness (including communicable / infectious diseases), loss, injury, or damage related to your purchase or visit.  Universal reserves the right to revoke the license granted by this ticket.  Park, rides/shows/attractions, mazes, entertainment, experience details and/or access to event may be restricted or unavailable due to capacity/closures/other factors and benefits/restrictions are subject to change without notice.  For Park hours, visit  UniversalStudiosHollywood.com/calendar-and-hours .  Valid at Universal Studios Hollywood, located in Los Angeles, California.  Universal elements and all related indicia TM  & © 2021 Universal Studios.  All rights reserved.  A Division of NBCUniversal.

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When purchasing extras for Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Florida , there are many upgrades to consider – and we’re going to walk through all of the different options to make sure you get the most out of your experience!

But before we get started, there’s a very important point that you should know first: Halloween Horror Nights is a separately ticketed event  (sometimes referred to as a hard-ticket event), which means, one way or another, that you have to pay for separate admission to get in. The event is not included with regular admission to Universal Orlando’s theme parks, like, say, Mardi Gras or the holiday festivities .

After you’ve read our complete overview of Halloween Horror Nights extras, use the navigation links at the top or bottom of the page to learn even more.

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Halloween Horror Nights 2024 admission – Express Passes

Just like regular Universal Express Passes , Halloween Horror Nights Express Passes enable you to skip the standby queue and hop in a shorter line, thereby allowing you to experience the various haunted houses in an expedited fashion (just once per haunt). Although the regular, daytime tickets nearly always allow you to get into an attraction in only a fraction of the time, the HHN-specific passes can sometimes, on peak nights, only cut off half of the posted wait – which, yes, means you will still spend a fair amount of time standing in line. But there are two important things to keep in mind in this regard: (1) you’ll be able to get more value out of your Express Pass on less-crowded dates (though, then again, you might not need it as much to begin with), and (2) when you consider that the houses on those peak nights can get up to a three-hour wait, you’re still getting out ahead with Express access.

Rounding out your HHN Express Pass decision-making, you should be aware that it also works on each of the rides that are open during the event as well as the mazes (again, just once per attraction), but – super important  – it is separate from the usual, daytime express pass tickets, which means that your free Express access from staying at one of the Universal Orlando Resort hotels or from your annual pass won’t be valid here.

HHN Express Passes vary in price, ranging from $129.99, plus tax, per person to $239.99, plus tax, per person. Unfortunately, there are no discounts for Florida residents, annual passholders, or anyone else.

Here is what the pricing looks like for 2024:

• $129.99 – September 4, 11
• $139.99 – September 5, 18, 25
• $149.99 – September 6, 8, 12, 15, 19, 26
• $159.99 – August 30, September 1, 13, 20, 22, 27, October 30, 31
• $169.99 – August 31, September 7, 29, October 2, 3, 9, 16, 23, November 1, 3
• $179.99 – September 14, October 20
• $189.99 – September 21, October 10, 13, 17, 24, November 2
• $199.99 – September 28, October 4, 6
• $209.99 – October 11, 18, 25
• $229.99 – October 5, 26, 27
• $239.99 – October 12, 19

Unlimited Halloween Horror Nights Express Passes – currently not available for 2024

In 2019, Universal tested out offering  unlimited versions of its Horror Nights Express Passes – which means that, just as with the daytime version of Unlimited Express, it would allow users to hop into the shorter line for each haunted house and ride as many times as they would like. There were several stipulations to this experimentation, however: only an  extremely limited number of these tickets were offered; they were only for sale at the front gate or in the park; they weren’t available every single event night; and, finally, the price seemed to fluctuate.

Halloween Horror Nights 2024 Express Pass tips

Whether or not you’re considering Express Passes for Halloween Horror Nights 2024, you need to read these tips.

1. Express Passes for HHN 2024 will sell out on peak nights

If you know you’re going any night that Express Passes are $160 or more, we recommend that you buy them as soon as possible, because they will likely sell out (or, at the very least, ramp up in price) – sometimes, many days in advance. (It’s worth mentioning here that guests can purchase Express separately, so don’t worry if you haven’t yet figured out what general-admission ticket you’re getting.)

2. Express Passes might (and usually do) go up in price the closer we get to the event

This is because Universal’s projections for certain dates change as more and more tickets are purchased, which means nights that might have seemed slower even just a few weeks ago are suddenly looking busier and busier. So, if you have your dates locked in right away at the start of the Horror Nights “pre-season,” when Universal first puts the various passes up for sale, you’d do well to buy them right away. (In 2018, for example, two new, more expensive pricing tiers were added to the roster due to all the increases [and added-on dates]!)

3. The unlimited Express access included with staying at select Universal Orlando Resort hotels does not cover HHN (or any other separately-ticketed event)

Yes, we’ve already pointed this out, but it’s worth repeating it. It doesn’t matter if you purchase a Halloween Horror Nights vacation package, book the hotel on its own, or stroll in an hour before the event starts – your Universal hotel Express benefit does not work at Halloween Horror Nights. Consider yourself (doubly) warned.

4. Express Passes can, on certain nights, only be expected to reduce your wait time by half of the posted standby time

Here we go, repeating ourselves yet again, but we’re doing so because we really want to make sure your expectations are calibrated correctly. On peak nights, the popular houses often have wait times of over two or three hours – so, even with an Express Pass, you may still have to wait an hour (or more). This is yet another reason to skip peak nights altogether, which we can’t stress enough!

We do want to mention that the speediness of HHN Express access tends to change year-to-year and house-to-house – it is very dependent upon the popularity of the maze and the team members working it.

(Need a reminder of what the peak nights are ? No problem – you can view them on our Halloween Horror Nights overview page .)

5. It’s possible to get a discount on Express Passes – sort of

If a certain date’s Express Passes don’t sell out, Universal  may offer the remainder of its inventory at a discount (usually 50% off) later on that night (typically around 10:00 or 11:00 pm). The catch here is that some Horror Nights evenings only run until 2:00 am, so you’ll only be getting some three or four hours’ worth of use out of them – and if a night isn’t busy enough to move all of its Express Passes, it’s debatable whether it’s busy enough to warrant the use of Express in the first place. We just mention this here in terms of completeness.

Halloween Horror Nights Multi-Night Tickets

While we wait for 2024’s haunt, please enjoy the following information regarding 2023’s Halloween Horror Nights.

For some thrill-seekers, one night of fear isn’t nearly enough. Universal Orlando Resort offers varying levels of multi-night admission for those ready to come face-to-face with terror again and again. 

The Rush of Fear Pass allows access to the first 18 event nights, which include: September 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24. Pricing begins at $179.99.

The Halloween Horror Nights Frequent Fear Pass gives access to every Sunday through Thursday event night and the first weekend of Halloween Horror Nights. Prices for this pass start from $229.99. 

The Halloween Horror Nights Frequent Fear Plus Pass, beginning at $269.99, includes every Sunday through Friday event, as well as the first and last Saturday event evenings. 

The Halloween Horror Nights Ultimate Frequent Fear Pass is the last tier for these multi-night tickets. Not only does it include all 48 nights of horror, but those ready to embrace the chills and thrills with this pass will also receive free regular parking after 5 PM on all event evenings. Pricing for the Ultimate Frequent Fear Pass begins at $374.99.  

Halloween Horror Nights Express Pass access can also be added to multi-night admission at an additional charge.

Scream Early Ticket

Can’t wait to dive into this realm of terror and fright? Universal Orlando Resort offers a Scream Early Ticket, where those eager to embrace the fear can enjoy the park from 3-5 PM and then wait in the Stay & Scream area once Halloween Horror Nights officially begins for the evening. Pricing for this ticket is $40.00 before tax, and Halloween Horror Nights admission is required. 

Halloween Horror Nights 2024 admission – add-on experiences

Nearly every single year at Halloween Horror Nights, Universal experiments with additional add-on experiences, some of which end up returning and becoming the newest horror mainstays and some of which end up becoming fleeting – but nonetheless intriguing – one-offs. Each of these items is an upcharge, meaning that you’ll have to pay extra for the experience, and, as such, you’ll have to carefully consider whether the expense – and the time it takes away from your touring of the event – is worth it for you and your party.

With that warning out of the way, we should also point out that some of these premium items are some of the most fun a number of attendees have at HHN. It really does come down to personal preference.

Premium Scream Night

Be one of the first to brave this year’s scares at Premium Scream Night on August 29. This event offers a first look into Halloween Horror Nights before it officially opens to the public with limited capacity, shorter wait times, and all-you-care-to-enjoy food. Tickets for the Halloween Horror Nights Premium Scream Night event are limited, and pricing begins at $350 plus tax.

Halloween Horror Nights 2024 tours

Halloween Horror Nights offers up several different tours to allow horror aficionados to get the best bang for their annual-event buck – or, even more intriguingly, to get an in-depth look at what it takes to make an HHN haunted house.

RIP Tours provide you with a blood-red-carpet journey through a multitude of horrors more ghastly than you can imagine, without having to face your worst nightmare: waiting in line. All RIP Tours provide you with immediate VIP entry to the haunted houses and select regular park attractions. 

Orlando Informer recommends the RIP Tours for guests who want to experience the best of Halloween Horror Nights and who do not want to have to worry about planning.

Private RIP Tour

The chilling choice for the true connoisseur of carnage and chaos! You and your party of up to nine guests will take part in a guided walking tour of a single Horror Nights event night. As the party consists of just your compatriots, the choice is yours as to how to spend your evening; your RIP guide can tailor the tour to the interests of your party to include not only the haunted houses and shows, but the regular park attractions, as well.

Private RIP Tours can depart nightly as early as 5:30 pm, with a 30-minute break midway through. Universal has a strict policy of not listing any pricing whatsoever for these – instead, it strongly encourages guests to call its VIP Tours number at 866-346-9350 to discuss cost and reservations. (Just be aware that you must already have HHN admission before you can start your tour.)

Private RIP Tours include the following:

• VIP entrance to Universal Studios Florida
• Unlimited immediate VIP entry to all haunted houses while with your RIP guide
• Customizable itinerary
• Reserved seating at select shows
• Unlimited Express access to participating regular park attractions with your RIP Tour credential following the tour (park hours permitting)
• Access to exclusive cash bar locations throughout the tour
• Commemorative RIP Tour credential with lanyard
• Complimentary standard valet parking (subject to availability and limited to one vehicle)
• Pre-Tour Reception

Non-private RIP Tour

Indulge in an evening of unbridled terror! You and your party, along with other RIP Tour guests, will be combined together and take part in a structured, guided walking tour of one Halloween Horror Nights event night. During the Non-Private RIP Tour, you will experience all of the haunted houses (one time each) and have reserved seating for the live stage show.

Non-private RIP Tours offer various times for check-in that are determined upon booking. This tour can last up to four hours with combined groups consisting of no more than twelve guests per RIP guide. Please note that you can only have six people in your individual party. Should you have seven or more guests in your party, you will need to book a private RIP tour. Prices start at $259.99 per person, plus tax and event admission, but they are wildly dependent upon date and availability.

Non-Private RIP Tours include the following:

• One-time immediate VIP entry to all haunted houses while with your RIP guide

Non-Private-RIP-Tour guest requests to be in the same party as other Non-Private RIP Tour attendees cannot be guaranteed. Furthermore, it should be noted that the tour ends once all of its inclusions (all haunted houses and stage shows) have been met.

Behind the Screams: Unmasking the Horror Tour (daytime)

Pierce the veil and get a lights-on, inside look at Halloween Horror Nights. You and your party, along with other Unmasking the Horror guests, will be combined together to take part in a guided, informational walking tour providing an overview of this year’s event as well as a lights-on walk-through of several haunted houses, with the opportunity to take photos in select rooms. Along the way, you’ll learn how Universal’s Art and Design team takes some of the world’s most popular movie, television, and videogame properties and turns them into immersive haunted houses, along with how they create original haunts that can only be seen at Halloween Horror Nights each year.

Guests can choose a three- or six-house Behind the Screams Tour, with the former lasting up to two-and-a-half hours and the latter up to five. Groups consist of 12 attendees, with each member receiving a “unique HHN token.” Prices start at $99.99 for the three-house variation and at $179.99 for the six-hour configuration, plus tax – but please note that, unlike with the various RIP Tours, Horror Nights admission is  not also required. You  must reserve your spot in advance, however, with departure times starting as early as 8:30 am. Behind the Screams outings are typically available on every single event date.

And here’s one final important bullet point to keep in mind: due to the intensely graphic nature and lights-on viewing within the haunted houses, these are not recommended for children under the age of 13.

Orlando Informer strongly recommends the Unmasking the Horror Tour for anyone interested in learning how Universal produces Horror Nights.

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6-Haunted House Unmasking the Horror Tour

Before you go, don’t forget: some upgrades (like Express Pass) require standard Halloween Horror Nights admission – and Halloween Horror Nights itself is a separately ticketed event from a normal visit to Universal’s parks.

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WARNING: EVENT MAY BE TOO INTENSE FOR YOUNG CHILDREN AND IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 13. NO COSTUMES OR COSTUME MASKS ALLOWED.

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Guide to the 2024 HHN RIP Tour

This article is your complete guide to the 2024 Halloween Horror Nights RIP tour! This HHN VIP walking experience is one of the most popular experiences in all of Orlando, giving guests instant access to the front of all of the Halloween Horror Nights haunted houses, HHN shows, and scare zones. It’s also important to understand the different types of Universal Orlando RIP tours with some being non-private for groups of up to 12 people and also private HHN RIP tours. As you’ll see below there are also some amazing added benefits that come with this VIP experience such as complimentary parking and a pre-tour reception. It’s also important to note that all guests need a separate Halloween Horror Nights ticket to experience the HHN RIP tour.

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So if you’re ready to learn all about the 2024 Universal RIP tour read on!

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What is the Halloween Horror Nights RIP Tour?

The Halloween Horror Nights RIP tour is an exclusive VIP experience that allows guests instant access to all of the haunted houses, scare zones, and HHN shows throughout Halloween Horror Nights.   Guests will have the option to choose between a non-private Universal Studios RIP tour and a private RIP tour, and tours will typically depart at 7:00 PM, 7:30 PM, 8:00 PM, and 8:30 PM depending on availability when choosing your tour. And from from our experience, we typically find the earlier tour times to book up first so we highly recommend checking out our discount Halloween Horror Nights ticket page and booking your RIP tour as soon as possible if this is something you know that you would like to experience this year!

Do you also need a separate Halloween Horror Nights ticket with the RIP tour?

Guests will need both a Halloween Horror Nights admission ticket as well as the Universal Orlando RIP tour in order to experience both. It’s also important to note that this does not matter if you purchase the non-private HHN RIP tour or the private HHN RIP tour you will still need to purchase a separate Halloween Horror nights admission ticket.

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What’s included with the Halloween Horror Nights RIP Tour?

The Halloween Horror Nights VIP tour includes priority VIP entry to each of the HHN haunted houses, scare zones, and all Halloween Horror Nights rides which are open that evening. This also includes RIP tour reserved seating for any live shows, complimentary valet parking, a pre-tour reception, and a complimentary RIP tour lanyard and pin. It’s also important to put an emphasis on the fact that each tour does have their own individual tour guide which from our experience is what really makes any Universal Orlando VIP tour  so memorable. The main reason being that each tour guide will provide background on each Halloween Horror Nights Haunted house and secret tips and tricks of what to look out for throughout each experience.,

What’s included with the non-private Halloween Horror Nights RIP tour?

• Skip the line access to each HHN haunted house and other shows and rides (one time per attraction)
• Free Valet Parking
• Reserved seating to live shows
• Pre-tour reception in Cafe La Bamba
• RIP tour lanyard and pin

What’s included with the private Halloween Horror Nights RIP tour?

• Skip the line access to each HHN haunted house and other shows and rides (unlimited)

How long is the RIP Tour at Halloween Horror Nights?

The Universal Orlando RIP tour is typically 4.5 hours long once you meet up with your tour guide and the actual tour begins. It’s important to note that this does not include the pre-tour reception which is also included before hand, as well as free valet Universal Orlando parking to get you to the event even quicker.

Can I customize my RIP tour to include specific haunted houses or attractions?

The only way that guests can customize and choose exactly which HHN attractions they would be going on and when is by purchasing the private Halloween Horror Nights VIP tour. The reason being is this tour will be only for your immediate group which allows you to tell your tour guide exactly how you would like your HHN VIP experience to happen. Guests who purchase the non-private Horror Nights VIP RIP tour will be guided by their tour guide at the guides pace. It’s important to note that this does not mean that you won’t get to experience every haunted house it just means that your guide will be picking which houses you attend and when.

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How Much is the RIP Tour at Halloween Horror Nights?

The non-private RIP tour for Universal Studios Orlando will cost between $359.99 to $459 per person, plus sales tax and is based on the night you select to attend. The private Halloween Horror Nights RIP tours will start around $1,800 and pricing can fluctuate based on availability. Of course, as discussed previously each guests will also have to purchase an additional Halloween Horror Nights admission ticket which will cost between $82.99 – $159.99 in order to experience either of the HHN RIP tours.

What are the cheapest nights to buy a HHN RIP tour ticket?

As a general rule of thumb the cheapest nights to purchase the Universal Horror Nights VIP tour is going to be the second and third week of September. This is right after the initial rush from the first two events and right before the Halloween rush which typically happens the last week of September and through October.

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Is the Universal Orlando RIP Tour Worth it?

From our experience attending one of the private Universal Orlando VIP tours it is absolutely worth it. This is especially true if you plan to visit from the last weekend of September through October as these Halloween Horror Night events will tend to be the most crowded. And to really figure out if the Universal Orlando RIP tour is worth it we would say to consider which of the haunted houses you would like to see, and if your answer is all of them than it’s most likely worth it. With the reason being that there are 10 haunted houses at Halloween Horror Nights, plus at least two shows and five scare zones.

So if you wait an average of 45 minutes per haunted house that would mean that you need 7.5 hours to see all of them. And for the most part Halloween Horror Night events are typically 8 hours which doesn’t leave you a ton of time to see or do anything else outside of the haunted houses. However when we went on the HHN RIP tour we were able to see all of the 10 Haunted Houses within 4 hours which left us plenty of time after our tour was over to explore some of the other amazing attractions going on during the event and also grab a bite to eat.

When is the RIP Tour for Halloween Horror Nights Worth it?

• When you’re trying to see all 10 haunted houses, scare zones, shows, and attractions
• When you don’t like to wait on any long lines
• When you’re short of time and trying to get the most out of HHN

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What’s the Best Way to Use the Halloween Horror Nights RIP Pass?

In our opinion one of the best way to use the Universal Orlando RIP tours is to take advantage of the Stay and Scream ticket which will allow you early access to Halloween Horror Nights.   This is especially true if you are planning to purchase the non-private VIP experience, with the reason being is that this will only allow you to visit each Haunted House once. However if you have a day ticket which allows you to stay in the park between Universal Studios Florida closing and HHN starting or the Stay and Scream ticket you can potentially get onto one or two of your favorite haunted houses within the first hour before you go to join your private HHN RIP tour.

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Halloween Horror Nights RIP Tour FAQ

What time does the RIP tour start at Halloween Horror Nights?

The first Halloween Horror Nights RIP tour beings at 7:00 PM and are also held at 7:30 PM, 8:00 PM, and 8:30 PM.

Can I take photos or record videos during the HHN RIP Tour?

Unfortunately no photography or video is allowed inside any of the Haunted Houses or Shows. Guests can of course take photos and videos outside of the main haunted houses and attractions.

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Halloween Horror Nights is almost here- the sun is setting on summer nights, and the fog will soon roll across Universal Studios Florida.

I will be the first to admit that I am not a true horror fan, but something about HHN has pulled me in year after year since my first walk through the fog in 2018. It’s a brilliant production that is nearly flawless in it’s execution for horror fans. Throw in world class coasters and attractions and you have a masterpiece of an event.

Halloween Horror Nights 2023 Guide

Here is everything we know so far about HHN 32 !

HHN 2023 Dates

This year Halloween Horror Nights will take place on select nights from Sept. 1 through Nov. 4, 2023, with ten haunted houses, five scare zones, and a new live show.

The dates for Halloween Horror Nights 2023 are:

September: 1-3, 6-10, 13-17, 20-24, & 27-30

October: 1, 4-8, 11-15, 18-22, 25-29, & 31

November: 1-4

HHN TIP : Weekdays are the best time to go, as the lines are shorter and you can see more houses.

HHN Tickets

Halloween Horror Nights is a separately ticketed event and is NOT included with your regular Universal Orlando Resort theme park admission. Tickets for Halloween Horror Nights are now on sale. There are a variety of tickets to choose from, including single-day, multi-day, Frequent Fear passes, and tours.

Single Event Tickets

Single-night tickets start at $79.99 a person and go up to $119.99 a person, depending on the date.

Stay & Scream Option

Start the thrills early at Universal Studios Florida from 3-5 pm. At 5 pm you’ll wait in a Stay & Scream area until the event begins. Event admission for the same day is required and not included. Guests who arrive at Universal Studios after 5 pm forfeit their Scream Early Ticket.

The Scream Early Ticket costs $40 to add onto your regular Universal Studios Florida admission.

HHN Tip: If you want to get your bearings and see things while it’s still light outside, this is a great way to do so! I did it for my first HHN and knowing where things were before the dark rolled in helped a lot.

HHN Express Pass

Want to get all of the haunted houses done in one night? Universal offers Express passes for Halloween Horror Nights. They are an extra fee but are definitely worth it if you only have one night at HHN.

Halloween Horror Nights 2023 Express Pass prices start at $109.99 a person and go up to $219.99 a person depending on the date. These do sell out, so purchase yours in advance.

Rush of Fear Pass

The Rush of Fear ticket is valid only for Halloween Horror Nights 2023 event date(s):

• Sept. 1–3, 6–10, 13–17, 20–24

Rush of Fear is $179.99 per person plus tax.

Frequent Fear Pass

Get up to 30 nights of HHN with this pass and visit Sun-Thurs.

Dates for the Frequent Fear Pass are:

• Sept. 1–3, 6–7, 10, 13–14, 17, 20–21, 24, 27–28
• Oct. 1, 4–5, 8, 11–12, 15, 18–19, 22, 25–26, 29, 31

Frequent Fear Pass is $229.99 per person plus tax.

Frequent Fear Plus Pass

Get up to 40 nights of HHN with this pass and visit Sun-Fri, PLUS the first and last Saturday.

Dates for the Frequent Fear Plus pass are:

• Sept. 1–3, 6–8, 10, 13–15, 17, 20–22, 24, 27–29
• Oct. 1, 4–6, 8, 11–13, 15, 18–20, 22, 25-27, 29, 31

Frequent Fear Plus Pass is $269.99 per person plus tax.

Ultimate Frequent Fear Pass

Get up to 48 nights. Experience EVERY night of the event, plus, get FREE Regular parking after 5 pm on all event nights.

Dates for the Ultimate Frequent Fear Pass are:

• Sept. 1–3, 6–10, 13–17, 20–24, 27–30
• Oct. 1, 4–8, 11–15, 18–22, 25–29, 31

The Ultimate Frequent Fear Pass is $374.99 per person plus tax.

HHN RIP Tours

Halloween Horror Nights RIP Tour is the ultimate HHN experience. The RIP Tour features a guided experience allowing front-of-the-line access to all of the haunted houses, shows, and attractions.

Halloween Horror Nights R.I.P. Tour Includes:

• Priority V.I.P. entry to haunted houses and participating park attractions (once per house, based on itinerary) while on tour with the R.I.P. Guide. Tour inclusions are subject to itinerary and Houses toured are at the discretion of Universal Orlando Resort.
• Commemorative R.I.P. Tour credential, lanyard, and pin (one each per guest)
• Complimentary Valet Parking (one (1) vehicle based on availability and advance purchase)
• Pre-Tour Reception in Cafe La Bamba
• Access to exclusive cash bar locations (must be 21+ with valid photo ID to purchase and consume alcoholic beverages)
• Universal Express Unlimited ride access (with R.I.P. credential) at all participating rides & attractions for the date of their tour (valid upon check-in at VIP Experience lobby to be used before or after a tour during normal event operating hours; excludes Halloween Horror Nights haunted houses)
• Reserved seating at select event show(s) during the tour

Important Information:

• Event admission is not included in the listed price. Separate Halloween Horror Nights event admission is required for all R.I.P. Tour experiences AND must be valid for the same calendar day as the R.I.P. Tour ticket.
• Pricing and availability vary depending upon the date and product selection.
• R.I.P. Tours are available for individual parties of up to six (6) persons only and will include multiple parties in the same tour group. Parties or groups of seven (7) or more will need to book a Private R.I.P. Tour which will include only members of their individual group.

Halloween Horror Nights 2023 R.I.P. Tours start at $299.99 a person and go up to $449.99 per person depending on the date you choose.

Behind The Screams: Unmasking The Horror

Experience the horror of Halloween Horror Nights, with the lights on and no scareactors. Pick from a 3 or 6-house tour. Theme park and/or event admission is not included or required to participate in a tour. 

Halloween Horror Nights Behind-the-Screams: Unmasking the Horror Tour prices start at $119.99 for the 3-house tour and go up to $149.99 depending on the date.

The 6 house tour starts at $169.99 and goes up to $199.99 depending on the date you choose to go.

HHN Vacation Packages

Universal Orlando hotel guests can stay near the fear and receive exclusive benefits, including Early Park Admission to the theme parks during the day and access to priority event entrance to Halloween Horror Nights at night as well as complimentary transportation to the theme parks and Universal CityWalk.

Vacation packages are available that include one-night admission to the event, Universal hotel accommodations and admission to all three of Universal Orlando’s thrilling theme parks. And for the first time ever, the fog has spread to all eight of Universal Orlando’s hotels with exclusive activations and experiences for hotel guests inspired by this year’s event, including Universal’s Cabana Bay Beach Resort’s exclusive “Chucky’s Twisted Playground” photo illusion experience based on the USA and SYFY series, plus, the Universal Monsters Gallery of Legends lobby photo opportunities in all other hotel lobbies and more.

Click  here  for more information and to book a fall getaway.

10 Haunted Houses

From original houses to horror favorites this years line up is sure to bring the horror!

The Last of Us For the first time ever, Naughty Dog and PlayStation’s award-winning post-pandemic video game  “The Last of Us”  comes to life in an all-new haunted house that propels guests into an obstacle course of carnage and mayhem as they join a brutal journey in a world overtaken by a fungal virus that turns humans into various forms of a new threat known as the Infected. Guests will find themselves navigating iconic locations from the video game in a desperate attempt to escape and survive.

Stranger Things 4 Season 4 of Netflix’s original series  “Stranger Things”  is brought to life in a terrifying all-new haunted house that transports guests to Hawkins, Indiana where they will be immersed in the eerie Upside Down for a heart-pounding experience while traveling through iconic scenes. Guests will confront their deepest fears and come face to face with otherworldly creatures like demobats, and even Vecna himself within his blood-red Mind Lair in a race against the clock to escape and save mankind from his deadly curse.

The Exorcist: Believer Inspired by Universal Pictures’ terrifying new horror film from Blumhouse and Morgan Creek Entertainment  (in theaters Friday, October 13),   “The Exorcist: Believer”  haunted house will transport guests to a bustling street market in Haiti, where an innocent purchase of a strange folk doll with three eyes leads to the opening of a demonic portal, the awakening of sinister spirits and the subsequent disappearance of two 12-year-old girls in the U.S. The girls are found three days later with no memory of what happened to them. After the girls begin to exhibit unsettling behavior, it soon becomes clear that only an exorcism can save them – and everyone who comes in contact with them, including unwitting guests, is suddenly at risk of losing their souls.

Chucky: Ultimate Kill Count Inspired by the hit USA & SYFY series and cult classic films,  “Chucky: Ultimate Kill Count”  casts this killer doll as the star of his very own haunted house for the first time. A true sadistic killer, Chucky has been mired in the agony of disrespect he feels from his peers at not being taken seriously. Thus begins his quest to turn his haunted house into a living slaughterhouse by killing every person who enters.

Universal Monsters: Unmasked The dank Catacombs of Paris house a much darker secret sixty feet beneath the bustling streets, as the all-new haunted house  “Universal Monsters: Unmasked”  takes guests down into the infamous burial grounds where every corner and crevice overflows with millions of skeletal remains and even more sinister secrets. Deep within the Catacombs, Universal’s most notorious creatures – The Phantom of the Opera, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Dr. Jekyll and his deranged alternate personality Mr. Hyde, and Dr. Jack Griffin, aka The Invisible Man – lie in wait as they bide their time and seek vengeance against guests after the opening of the Catacombs to public visitation. These desperate and dangerous fiends have become filled with a rage toward guests navigating the twisted tunnels of their underground labyrinth home.

Dr. Oddfellow: Twisted Origins In the 1930s Dust Bowl era, guests won’t be able to resist going inside Dr. Oddfellow’s menacing menagerie of twisted oddities where they’ll encounter grotesquely distorted animals and freakish fiends. In  “Dr. Oddfellow: Twisted Origins,”  the price to enter this creepy caravan is steep as souls feed his immortal power.

Dueling Dragons: Choose Thy Fate The great wizard Merlyn has been transformed into the Enchanted Oak, leaving a power vacuum. When two powerful warlocks invade his castle to steal his spell book, they are turned into dragons of fire and ice. Now guests are caught in the middle of their battle and are forced to choose a path and a victor. But beware, one never knows who will win in  “Dueling Dragons: Choose Thy Fate.”

YETI: Campground Kills In a 1950s campground, a group of towering, terrifying yetis are running rampant, ripping apart campers, rangers and anyone else who gets in their way. In  “YETI: Campground Kills,”  guests must flee through the campground into cabins, a bait shack and even the outhouse in hopes of making it to the ranger tower before it’s too late.

The Darkest Deal In the Mississippi Delta, blues musician Pinestraw Spruce meets at a crossroads with a diabolical entity known as The Collector to make a deal: his soul for musical glory. Guests will witness his big break performing for a crowd before The Collector drags him to Hades with the other musicians who learned the terrible price of fame in  “The Darkest Deal.”

Bloodmoon: Dark Offerings Colonial-era villagers begin to worship the moon obsessively. When the blood moon rises at their fall festival, they take it as a sign that they must hunt down any non-followers within their village. Guests will need to try not to become part of the sacrifice as they gather body parts to form a grisly offering in  “Bloodmoon: Dark Offerings.”

5 ScareZones

As the sun sets on Universal Studios Florida and ominous clouds fill the sky, Dr. Oddfellow steps out of Halloween Horror Nights past to fill the streets with hordes of taunting scareactors in five all-new scare zones where guests:

• Come face to face with the devious legend who is promising immortality for those who dare to enter  “Dr. Oddfellow’s Collection of Horror”
• Cower in fear as the signs of the zodiac come to life in  “Dark Zodiac”  where Dr. Oddfellow uses his power to transform the zodiac signs into horrifying horoscope creatures
• Venture into the  “Jungle of Doom: Expedition Horror”  where Dr. Oddfellow’s twisted and bizarre experiments combine elements of nature and animals to create vicious jungle creatures looking to satisfy their cravings
• Attend a music festival crashed by bloodthirsty vampires let loose by Dr. Oddfellow in  “Vamp ’69: Summer of Blood”
• Stumble upon Dr. Oddfellow’s crates and cages that once housed monsters of all kinds who have escaped in pursuit of chaos in  “Shipyard 32: Horrors Unhinged”

While the houses are always visually stunning the scarezones are arguably my favorite part of HHN. They are never the same as the scareactors feed off fear, and you never know what to expect lurking beyond the fog.

Nighttime Show

Nightmare Fuel Revenge Dream The show that sparked the darkest of dreams has reignited. Nightmares burn out of control as pyro and aerial performers fire guests up to the beat of metal and electronica.

CHILLING EXPERIENCES AND KILLER FOOD

• Guests can enjoy the all-new disturbingly entertaining show,  “Nightmare Fuel Revenge Dream,”  that features a new dreamer confronting the creature that’s been turning her dreams into nightmares.
• While shopping the latest Halloween Horror Nights merchandise and treats in an  all-new Tribute Store , guests can enter a mysterious NYC Comic Book Shop and experience the “Tribute to Terror” by stepping into the pages of this original, terrifying, horror comic book.
• Guests can enjoy a drink at the Red Coconut Club as it will once again transform to the  Dead Coconut Club  donning a new theme and menu.
• When guests want to take a bite out of the horror, they can enjoy a monstrous menu of  all-new food & beverage items,  including Bloody Campground Poutine, El Pastor Torta and Sour Apple Pie Funnel Fries, in addition to returning fan-favorites like Pizza Fries.
• New this year,  Peacock’s Halloween Horror Bar  will feature themed libations within an ominous nightclub vibe, photo opportunities, and more.
• For those dying to experience this year’s “killer” food & beverage before the event even opens,  Taste of Terror  will offer guests an exclusive preview of select items that will be featured at Halloween Horror Nights select nights from August 10 through August 26. For more information and to purchase tickets to Taste of Terror, click  here .

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Review of Every Maze at Halloween Horror Nights Orlando 2023

By Dawn Ferchak

All Photos courtesy of Universal Orlando

Tricks and treats await at Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Night s (HHN). This is year 32 for the always-anticipated spooky season event, and it’s definitely a good one. There are 10 houses – five original and five franchise offerings – plus five scare zones, one live show, and a surprisingly impressive array of food and drink offerings. It’s too much to fit into one review, so this will be a two-parter.

This year’s HHN icon is Dr. Oddfellow , a circus “entrepreneur” and dark sorcerer. He was introduced at HHN 10 in 2000 and is now in charge of all the scare zones and his own house (more on that later). Dr. Oddfellow wants to harness the power of the zodiac to bring about his fiendish plans, drawing symbols on himself and in various places throughout HHN. Finding the symbol is a fun Easter Egg as you go through the houses and the scare zones.

Let’s start with the basics. Ticket prices range from $79.99 to $129.99 per person depending on which date you choose. Add-ons bring the price up but are well worth it if you have the means:

Express Pass: This gets you shorter wait times once per house and for all open rides and attractions. Express starts at $139.99 plus the regular admission.

Frequent Fear Pass: This gives you access to 30 nights of HHN but no express pass starting at $229.99 per person. If you want Frequent Fear plus Express, the price starts at $619.99 per person.

RIP Tour: This gets you the most bang for your buck if you are only planning to go for one night. RIP is a guided tour that you can add on top of the regular admission price. The advantage is a dedicated tour guide, little to no wait times (once per house), RIP-only bathrooms and lounges, and private bar stops. RIP costs $329.99 to $409.99.

Now on to the good stuff – the houses. Let’s start with the franchises.

Stranger Things 4 (New York, near the Jimmy Fallon ride): Despite the name, this is HHN’s third Stranger Things house. This time, you must escape the curse of Vecna, the big bad from season 4 of the show. If you’re a fan of the show, this house is a must. If you’re not, it’s still a damn good house, with plenty of scares and exceptional theming throughout.

The Exorcist: Believer (Production Central, right by Hollywood Rip Ride Rocket): Touted as a “living trailer” for the upcoming film , HHN does the long-running franchise right with this house. It’s beautifully done – if you weren’t already waiting for this film, this will make you buy your ticket.

Universal Monsters: Unmasked (KidZone, near E.T.): Is it a franchise or is it an original? A little of both, perhaps, and a good house. Descend into the catacombs of Paris and get ready to face classic horror stars Quasimodo , the Invisible Man , Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde , and the Phantom of the Opera . Is it the best Universal Monsters house? No. The lack of the true Universal Monsters triumvirate (Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster, and the Wolfman) is definitely felt. But the B-squad scareactors do a great job and the jump scares are terrific. Watch out for a triple scare near the end of the house – I defy you not to jump.

The Last of Us (World Expo, near Men in Black): If you’re looking for a Pedro Pascal lookalike to scare you out of your panties in this house, you will be disappointed. This is based on the video game series and not the HBO show. And even if you don’t know anything about the game, this is still a house to see. The atmosphere is great, right down to the scents in the air. Are you breathing in the dangerous fungal spores? It certainly smells like it. This house has some of the best costuming and makeup FX when it comes to the monsters. Clickers, Runners, Stalkers, Bloaters, and Shamblers abound and their fungal growths range from fascinating to downright horrific. Massive kudos to Universal Studios for the prosthetics – they’re some of the best I have seen in HHN Orlando’s 32 years.

Chucky: Ultimate Kill Count (KidZone, near Dreamworks Destination): The backstory on this house is that Chucky himself has possessed the thousands of Chucky dolls in a warehouse. It’s a good idea, but the execution is a touch repetitive. It’s a LOT of Chucky, over and over again. If you are a superfan of the franchise , you’ll probably love it. If you’re not and you’re pressed for time, this is the house to skip.

HHN prides itself every year on their original houses and they knocked it out of the haunted park this time. Four of them are must-do’s and the fifth is at the very least a should-do (especially if you are a long-time Universal Orlando fan, hint hint). Read on for the deets.

Dr. Oddfellow’s Twisted Origins (San Francisco, right by Fast and Furious): Welcome to the history of HHN 32’s icon. Follow Dr. Oddfellow’s story, from Dust Bowl America to the zodiac zone. It’s part circus, part freak show, and all fun. You want creepy clowns? Done. You want body parts? Done. Animal attacks, distorted carnies, “blood” splatter, and more are found here, along with a special treat – the murder of HHN fan-fave icon, Jack the Clown .

Dueling Dragons: Choose Your Fate (New York, left of the Mummy ride): This house is a love letter to Universal Orlando. Before Happy Potter came to Orlando, two dragons ruled the park – Fire and Ice. The Dueling Dragons coaster was a fan favorite and this house is a fun homage. It’s the story of Merlin’s --- oops, I mean Merlyn’s –imprisonment and how two wizards who have become dragons vie for the great mage’s spellbook. There’s even a choose-your-own-adventure twist with four different possible endings. Is it a little 1980s D&D derivative? Maybe. But it’s still fun. You can skip this one if you are pressed for time, but the choose-your-own-ending gives this house a unique little bump. Give it a go if you can.

The Darkest Deal (World Expo, near the Men in Black rest room): This is my pick for best house of HHN 32. It’s the story of bluesman Pinestraw Spruce, who longs for stardom so much that he is willing to sell his soul for it. At a crossroads deep in the Mississippi Delta, he seals his own fate. If any of this sounds familiar, Universal Studios would like you to know that there is absolutely no connection to infamous bluesman and King of the Delta Blues Robert Johnson , who was reputed to have sold his soul at a crossroads to the devil in exchange for fame. The Darkest Deal is the dark horse of HHN 32. You’d never expect it to be so good, but IT IS SO GOOD. The jumps are terrific. The story is perfectly fluid. The actors in this house, in particular, are on top of their game. Do not miss The Darkest Deal.

Yeti: Campground Kills (New York, left of the Mummy Ride): This is the yeti’s fourth HHN appearance and it – I should say they – are a fan favorite. There’s good reason for that. Yeti houses are fun . Scary, but so fun. This time, you’re in a campground that has been taken over by yeti. If you can make it to the ranger’s station, you’ll live. If you don’t, well, cryptos need to eat too, right? The idea of a yeti house really has no business being anything but silly, but the Universal Studios HHN masterminds bring the scares every time. Yeti: Campground Kills is another total win. Add it to your must-do list.

Bloodmoon: Dark Offerings (Hollywood, near Minion Land): Give me creepy history! Give it all to me! Bloodmoon obliges beautifully. This house is set in the US Colonial era, much like HHN 24’s Roanoke: Cannibal Colony . This time we are probably in the northeastern US, where moon worshippers gather for their fall festival. When a blood moon rises, it’s time to hunt down the non-believers, i.e., you. Bloodmoon: Dark Offerings is another house where the theming and atmosphere really shine. Jump scares are well-hidden and the scareactors look great. Make time for it.

That’s it for HHN 32 Houses. Stay tuned for Part 2: Scare Zones and Tasty Treats

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