Fallout is coming to Halloween Horror Nights.
Universal announced today that it will bring the Prime Video series to its Halloween Horror Nights events at Universal Orlando and Universal Studios Hollywood this fall. Fallout started as a post-apocalyptic video game franchise from Bethesda Game Studios before coming to Prime Video as a TV series last year.
Here is Universal's description of its Fallout house for HHN:
The journey begins beneath the surface in Vault 33, where guests follow vault-dweller Lucy MacLean as she escapes a bloody massacre, only to discover an evil hidden secret. From there, visitors venture to the surface, where they must dodge attacks from Scavengers and Raiders, desperate survivors who will do anything to remain alive, as well as mutated cockroaches known as RAD Roaches. As guests travel through the hellish Wasteland, they will go through iconic locations like the Super Duper Mart and encounter The Ghoul, an ageless bounty hunter who has endured radiation exposure for centuries. Additionally, they will come face-to-face with a young squire named Maximus and gaze in awe at his T-60 armor.
And here is the hype video:
Halloween Horror Nights starts August 29 in Orlando this year, running for 48 select nights through November 2 at Universal Studios Florida. The preview Premium Scream Night will return on August 28, as well. Halloween Horror Nights starts September 4 at Universal Studios Hollywood, also running select nights through November 2.
Universal previously announced that Five Nights at Freddy's will be featured at this year's Halloween Horror Nights, though it has yet to offer details on that experience. Tickets for both coasts are available now via halloweenhorrornights.com.
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Good get. The zany 50s retrofuturism should be great to see in an HHN house!
As a fan of the game long before the show, who knows many fans who either came to the show from the game or vice versa, I'm a bit disappointed. The existing Fallout lore is vast and horrifying enough already that they could have done a whole lot more with this than just a watered down rehash of the TV series plot.
Nightmarish vault experiments are common enough in the wasteland that they could have devised a really creative original concept that would have been unique, terrifying yet familiar without simply parading guests past recognizable earmarks from the show.
Hell, the games themselves feature actual haunted houses of many kinds, both real and imagined, executed for maximum fright and uneasiness, on top of navigating abandoned vaults filled with super mutants, exploring collapsed subway tunnels overrun by irradiated feral ghouls, being stalked through a derelict museum of witchcraft by a giant deathclaw always just out of sight...
I mean I get what they're doing here, pandering to the common attendee while also serving as a glorified commercial, but it's a shame it's going to be so bland, as there are so any possibilities that could please fans and surprise newcomers without relying on the limited canon of the show.
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I think this could be an interesting house from just a purely stylistic standpoint. I haven't watched the show all the way through, but it certainly catches your eye, and I would think UC's HHN team will provide a faithful representation of the streaming and gaming series.