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Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights begins today, August 28, marking the earliest launch in the event's 35-year timeline and the initiation of an unprecedented 49 event nights extending until November 1. This year's theme, 'Infernal Carnival of Nightmares,' unites iconic rivals Jack the Clown and Dr. Oddfellow as partners for the first time, guiding attendees through 10 brand-new haunted houses. The selection features a house inspired by the fifth and concluding season of 'Stranger Things,' alongside original creations and several scare zones highlighting the Killer Klowns from Outer Space and Art the Clown from Terrifier. A recipient of Amusement Today's 'Best Halloween Event' award 12 times, this event requires separate tickets apart from standard park entry, with single-night passes starting at $88.
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00:00Universal Orlando's biggest scare season of the year kicks off tonight, and it's earlier than
00:04ever before. Halloween Horror Nights opens today, August 28th, marking the earliest start in the
00:10event's 35-year history and kicking off a record 49 nights of screams running through November 1st.
00:17This year's theme is the Infernal Carnival of Nightmares, and for the first time ever,
00:22longtime rival icons Jack the Clown and Dr. Oddfellow are teaming up as twisted allies
00:27to lead guests through 10 all-new haunted houses. Horror fans can expect a house based on the fifth
00:33and final season of Stranger Things. Alongside brand new original concepts dreamed up by Universal's
00:39design team, multiple scare zones will also roam the park, including one uniting the killer clowns
00:45from outer space with Terrifier's Art the Clown. It's a 12-time winner of Amusement Today's Best
00:50Halloween Event Award, and it's separately ticketed from regular park admission. With single night
00:56tickets starting at $88. If screams are your thing, tonight's the night. Disclosure. This video
01:02contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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