- Terrifier, Jason Universe and Fallout haunts debut this fall
- Tickets and vacation packages on sale now for 29 Aug to 2 Nov
- Fans can secure event passes and exclusive hotel deals today
Universal Orlando Resort's Halloween Horror Nights is just over a month away, and this year brings a killer line-up for guests.
Halloween Horror Nights 2025 kicks off on 29 August in Orlando (at the California park, it begins 4 September) and will run through select nights until 2 November.
The 2025 lineup features three brand‑new haunted houses inspired by hit franchises: the gruesome “Terrifier” Funhouse, the campground terror of “Jason Universe”, and the post‑apocalyptic nightmare of the Amazon Prime Video hit “Fallout” (which is inspired by the video game franchise of the same name).
In Orlando’s “Terrifier” house, guests will face Art the Clown’s twisted world, complete with gore‑soaked exhibits drawn straight from the cult slasher films.
According to Universal Orlando, “Guests will experience an unfathomable level of gore as they try to escape becoming Art the Clown’s next victim,” taking guests through claustrophobic corridors, the Clown Café and even a deadly Christmas nightmare.
Elsewhere, “Jason Universe” resurrects the infamous killer from Friday the 13th in a summer‑camp‑turned‑death‑trap.
The Friday the 13th-inspired house will feature scenes from Jason’s ramshackle cabin to the eerie woodland where no one hears a scream.
And for fans of a post-apocalyptic chic, the all‑new “Fallout” haunted house plunges guests into Vault 33’s bloody massacre before thrusting them into the irradiated Wasteland.
This area will be complete with Scavengers, Raiders and mutated RAD Roaches straight from the hit Prime Video series.
Guests can order Halloween Horror Nights tickets now with Attractiontickets.com for single‑night admission, or opt for 'Fear Passes' which start at $199.99 plus tax and grant multi‑night access and perks like Express lanes and behind‑the‑scenes tours.
Families (note: the event is not recommended for children under 13) and groups planning a fright‑filled getaway can choose event‑inclusive vacation packages with nearby hotel stays, early entry and dedicated gates.
Get more information about Halloween Horror Nights ticketing and hotel packages directly with Universal Resorts.
The event comprises 10 haunted houses in all, plus walkthrough scare zones and live shows, making it an unmissable horror holiday.
