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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.
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.
On this bonus episode of The Attractions Podcast, Brittani and Seth count down their top 5 dark rides across Orlando’s major theme parks.
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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.
Universal Orlando is now offering a few limited-time perks to Premier Passholders to make up for those impacted by the park’s health and safety protocols and cancelations.
Whether you’re ready for a meal, or something sweet, you now have six different crêpes to choose among at the Central Park Crêpes Food & Drink stand at Universal Studios Florida.
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.
Universal Orlando’s most technologically-advanced stunt show yet, “The Bourne Stuntacular,” is now officially open to guests.
“The Bourne Stuntacular,” based on Universal Pictures’ “Bourne” film franchise, will hold its grand opening on June 30, 2020 at Universal Studios Florida.
