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This week marks the peak of Halloween Horror Nights 35 at Universal Orlando and Universal Studios Hollywood, featuring thrilling new haunted attractions inspired by Hellraiser, Stranger Things 5, and Sinners that are attracting large audiences. In Orlando, resort accommodations unveil HHN-themed bars, specialty culinary offerings, and photo opportunities, while Hollywood enhances its experience with a Terror Tram showcasing Art the Clown and outdoor scare zones. Passholder Appreciation Days are available until September 30 on both coasts, providing exclusive entrances, merchandise, and discounts. Skull Island: Reign of Kong remains in operation with a modified conclusion due to animatronic malfunctions, with no announcement regarding its reopening date.
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00:00Halloween Horror Nights 35 is in full swing right now at both Universal theme parks,
00:04and it's already drawing massive crowds. New haunted houses based on Hellraiser,
00:09Stranger Things 5, and Sinners are terrifying guests at Universal Orlando this week,
00:14with resort hotels rolling out HHN-inspired bars, specialty food and drinks and photo ops
00:20across the property. Out in California, Universal Studios Hollywood adds its own terror tram
00:26featuring Art the Clown, plus multiple outdoor scare zones spread across the park.
00:31Passholder Appreciation Days are running through September 30th at both coasts,
00:35offering dedicated entrances, exclusive merchandise, and extra savings for loyal guests.
00:40Meanwhile, Skull Island, Reign of Kong, is still operating with a modified ending
00:46after animatronic damage, and no reopening date has been announced yet for the full ride experience.
00:52Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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