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Two of the former masterminds behind many of the mazes at Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights have teamed up with The Orlando Forum to offer a new, original maze and dinner show on International Drive titled “Orlando Forum of Fear.”
Even though Halloween Horror Nights isn’t happening at Universal Orlando Resort this year, you can still bring some of the spooky tastes home with this recipe for the Fried PB&J with Bananas Sandwich!
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.
Thanks to social distancing, many beloved Halloween celebrations will not be happening this year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy some seasonal scares in a safe new way. Chris Louis, the production manager behind Kissimmee’s upcoming Scream n’ Stream drive-thru haunt, recently spoke with us about this anticipated Orlando-area attraction.
“Bill & Ted Face the Music” brings the Wild Stylans, now middle aged fathers, together again as they struggle to write the song that will bring peace and harmony to the universe. It’s been nearly 30 years since we last saw Bill and Ted on screen, and I have to say it’s “most excellent” to have them back. *air guitar*
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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.
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.
Halloween Horror Nights 2020 has officially been canceled for both Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood.
