Step into your worst nightmares at Universal Orlando this Halloween season. An intense after-hours event packed with haunted houses, eerie scare zones, live horror shows, and themed food and beverages.
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Step into your worst nightmares at Universal Orlando this Halloween season. An intense after-hours event packed with haunted houses, eerie scare zones, live horror shows, and themed food and beverages.
Universal Studios Florida
On select nights from August 29—November 2, 2025. Gates open around 6:30pm and closes late (usually 2am), depending on the night.
Halloween Horror Nights is a separately ticketed event; not included in your park admission ticket.
It typically runs from 6:30pm to 2am, on select nights. While entry gates open shortly before the event begins, lines can form early, especially on weekends.
The event is wheelchair accessible, though some haunted houses and scare zones have dim lighting, loud sounds, and tight spaces.
Your ticket grants after-hours access to Universal Studios Florida with entry to all haunted houses, scare zones, and live shows. Food, beverages, and merchandise cost extra.
Dress comfortably and wear closed-toe shoes as you’ll be walking through dark areas, fog, and uneven surfaces. Avoid costumes or anything that looks like a weapon.
No. Costumes, costume masks, and face paint are not permitted. Save the scary looks for the pros in the scare zones.
The event is intense and rated PG-13 for good reason. Teens (13 and up) can attend, but parental discretion is strongly advised.
No. Scare actors will get close but they’re trained never to touch guests. You’re expected not to touch them either.
The event goes on rain or shine. Haunted houses are indoors, but outdoor scare zones or shows may pause or modify operations. Tickets are non-refundable.
Very. Expect gore, strobe lights, loud noises, and jump scares around every corner. It's built for adult horror fans, not the faint of heart.
No re-entry is allowed once you exit the gates. Plan to stay inside the event area for the evening.
Yes. Universal Studios Florida operates normally during the day and transforms into Halloween Horror Nights in the evening. You’ll need separate tickets for each.