‘Dark Arts At Hogwarts Castle’ returns to Universal Orlando Resort
The dark side of magic will take over Universal Orlando when the “Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle” projection show returns on Sept. 16, 2022.
The dark side of magic will take over Universal Orlando when the “Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle” projection show returns on Sept. 16, 2022.
“Buy Two Days, Get Two Days Free” offer returns to Universal Orlando Resort for travel through March 2, 2023, giving guests four days of access to Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure for the price of a two-day ticket.
If spooky season and Universal Studios’ annual fright fest are your entire personality, Hot Topic has a frightfully excellent new clothing line inspired by Halloween Horror Nights.
Extra benefits are being offered during Universal Orlando’s Passholder Appreciation Days, including an exclusive hotel rate, discounts, passholder merchandise, and Gabby’s Cat-tastic Dance Party, now though September 30, 2022.
We now have a full slate of videos from this year’s monstrous Halloween Horror Nights program 2022 at Universal Orlando Resort, and you can check out a scare-by-scare view of what’s in store.
What started as a tweet to “claim” a favorite pumpkin during a preview of Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights has grown into a dedicated fan base for the fright fest’s new mascot. We’re talking about Lil’ Boo, arguably the cutest pumpkin decoration at the park.
The Revenge of the Mummy indoor roller coaster at Universal Studios Florida is back on track – at least in “technical rehearsal” mode – after a lengthy refurbishment that kept the dark ride completely dark for almost eight months.
The Red Coconut Club at Universal Orlando’s CityWalk is a nightclub described as “vintage Vegas with a tropical twist”. But this Halloween season, the Universal Monsters are taking over, and it’s becoming the Dead Coconut Club as part of Halloween Horror Nights 31.
Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando is known for its gory haunted houses and scare zones, but in 2022 the terror extends to some of its food offerings, as well, at least in their names.
Universal’s Epic Universe is being built at an incredibly fast rate. Roller coaster track has arrived, and projects are going vertical.