Knott’s Berry Farm cancels Knott’s Scary Farm for 2020
Knott’s Berry Farm’s annual haunt event, Knott’s Scary Farm, has officially been cancelled for this year.
Knott’s Berry Farm’s annual haunt event, Knott’s Scary Farm, has officially been cancelled for this year.
As Halloween season approaches, another drive-thru haunt experience is gearing up to bring safe scares to Orlando — the Scream n’ Stream Haunted Drive-Thru.
While Halloween Horror Nights has been canceled this year at Universal Orlando, fans can still get a taste of the horrors that were once in store with the event’s Tribute Store, now open at Universal Studios Florida.
Marvel Comics has a long history with horror, dating back to before it was even Marvel Comics. This October, it will take its classic heroes and transform them into horror fantasies.
A new, completely contactless Halloween experience is coming to Central Florida this fall. Titled “The Haunted Road,” this experience will satisfy the need for fear with safe social distancing measures.
The Halloween hits keep on coming today. This morning, Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood both canceled Halloween Horror Nights 2020. According to the OC Register, Disneyland has now canceled its after-hours Halloween event, Oogie Boogie Bash, due to ongoing coronavirus concerns and the uncertainty surrounding the theme park’s reopening, which is pending guidelines…
Halloween Horror Nights 2020 has officially been canceled for both Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood.
As a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, two Halloween events have decided to cancel for 2020: Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor in Long Beach, Calif. and Dark Horizon: Point of No Return in Orlando, Fla.
Walt Disney World Resort has shared new updates about this year’s seasonal events ahead of its reopening, including the news that Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party is canceled.
With Universal Orlando Resort reopening its theme parks to the public in just a couple of days, guests will have to don their face masks before heading in. But with these HHN-inspired designs, guests can visit the parks and have a little fun showing off their spooky side.