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Thanks to Universal Orlando, we are able to bring you these photos and videos inside Revenge of the Tooth Fairy, one of two haunted houses being featured this year for what we like to call Halloween Horror Lites.
The rumors are true – again. Halloween Horror Nights isn’t dead, after all! Thanks to the success of the two “trial run” houses on Sept. 20 and 21,2020, Universal Orlando Resort has announced that they will be continuing the Halloween scares during the day on Sept. 26 – 27 and Oct. 3 – Nov. 1, 2020.
OK, so it’s not really Halloween Horror Nights. It’s more like “Halloween Horror Days Lite,” but it’s what we’re getting this year at Universal Orlando. We had a chance to go through the two haunted houses they’re offering this weekend. Here’s what it’s like to socially distance in a haunted house.
Ever since its towering smokestacks appeared in the skyline of CityWalk at Universal Orlando Resort three years ago, Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory Feast Kitchen has been an immersive dining experience that can’t be missed. Now, there’s a brand-new resident of the Emporium: an adorable robot dog named Latte.
Universal Orlando has confirmed that Halloween Horror Nights fans will get another chance to get their scare on, as two haunted houses will open to guests as a seasonal experience test on Sept. 19 and 20.
Universal Orlando confirmed on July 24 that Halloween Horror Nights was cancelled for 2020. But fans have held out hope that something would still happen. Recent rumors, permits, and audition call-backs seem to point to a smaller, modified offering. This will not be a Halloween Horror Nights 30 event reborn, but instead more like a taste of Halloween.
Universal Orlando has confirmed via Twitter that they are no longer loading every other row on two of their rides.
Hasbro has released a new figure in the Transformers Studio Series modeled after Megatron in the Universal Parks’ attraction Transformers: The Ride 3D.
While part of the 2020 Halloween Horror Nights Tribute Store opened in late July, the final two rooms have just been revealed. These rooms are based on “Beetlejuice” and other iconic aspects of Halloween Horror Nights. Guests who visit can admire the detail, purchase merchandise, and get speciality food and beverage offerings.
Universal’s theme parks have long been known for letting guests “ride the movies,” and now fans of Transformers: The Ride 3-D can step behind the scenes and learn the the attraction’s secrets through a recently discovered off-ride video.
