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But believe it or not, this isn’t the first time a theme park has incorporated the Avengers into a Halloween event. Let’s take a look back at the little-remembered takeover of Marvel Super Hero Island for Halloween Horror Nights at Universal’s Islands of Adventure.

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During 2002, Halloween Horror Nights XII: Islands of Fear took place across all of Islands of Adventure, including Marvel Super Hero Island, which featured both a scare zone and a haunted maze.

when Halloween Horror Nights spread across both parks in 2004 and 2005, haunted houses were located in Super Hero Island, but they didn’t have Marvel themes.

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Recently, Disneyland Resort made a big splash by introducing Zombie Captain America (as featured in the recent What If…? Disney+ series) to Disney California Adventure’s Oogie Boogie Bash parties.

But believe it or not, this isn’t the first time a theme park has incorporated the Avengers into a Halloween event. Let’s take a look back at the little-remembered takeover of Marvel Super Hero Island for Halloween Horror Nights at Universal’s Islands of Adventure.

During 2002, Halloween Horror Nights XII: Islands of Fear took place across all of Islands of Adventure, including Marvel Super Hero Island, which featured both a scare zone and a haunted maze.

when Halloween Horror Nights spread across both parks in 2004 and 2005, haunted houses were located in Super Hero Island, but they didn’t have Marvel themes.

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For 2002’s Island Under Siege scare zone and 2003’s Toxic City, Marvel Super Hero Island was given a menacing make-over that implied the super villains had finally triumphed and turned the pristine four-color city into a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

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We unofficially heard that, unfortunately, the executives at Marvel Comics at the time (before they were bought by Disney), weren’t too happy about a theme park attraction depicting their heroes having been murdered.

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