Universal Halloween Horror Nights Expands Across Hollywood, Orlando, Las Vegas

Universal Studios is expanding its Halloween Horror Nights events across multiple locations, including Hollywood, Orlando, and Las Vegas, offering fans immersive horror experiences inspired by popular franchises like Fallout, Five Nights at Freddy's, Terrifier, and Chainsaw Man. Hollywood's event features a Fallout-themed house following the character Lucy's journey through a vault and wasteland, along with a terrifying Terrifier funhouse that showcases gruesome scenes from the film franchise. Orlando's 34th Halloween Horror Nights, starting August 29, promises record-breaking scares with 10 haunted mazes and five scare zones, including WWE-themed and original horror concepts, enhanced by detailed special effects and sensory elements such as memorable scents in the Terrifier house. Universal Studios Hollywood also introduces the first-ever Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass and debuts an exclusive Chainsaw Man anime short film, adding new dimensions to the event alongside themed food, drinks, and multiple scare zones. These events emphasize high-energy, immersive storytelling and innovative designs to thrill attendees throughout the Halloween season. Collectively, Universal’s offerings highlight a broad commitment to delivering cutting-edge, multi-sensory horror entertainment at their various parks nationwide.