Universal Orlando has announced its line-up of scare zones and street experiences for Halloween Horror Nights this year.
Wait a minute - "street experiences," you ask? Yeah, we will get to that in a moment.
But before that, the scare zones. This year, the streets of Universal Studios Florida will welcome, with descriptions from the park:
In addition, Universal Orlando is promising two "all-new street experiences" this year: Mel's Die-In Zombies, featuring zombie carhops, and Club Horror, with undead DJs.
So what, exactly, are street experiences and how do they differ from scare zones? We will have to await the opening of this year's Halloween Horror Nights on August 29 at Universal Studios Florida for an exact answer. But the teases suggest a roaming horde around the Mel's restaurant and a dance party set-up in San Francisco, rather than the elaborately decorated and scareactor-infused sets of the park's official scare zones.
Universal Orlando has announced eight of its 10 haunted houses for this year's Halloween Horror Nights. The IP houses will be:
And the original concept houses are:
Universal has not yet announced a Universal Classic Monsters house, which it typically offers for Halloween Horror Nights. Nor has it announced details of how it will be presenting Five Nights at Freddy's, which it has announced will be included in this year's event. Could those be the final two houses this year?
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On the contrary, I think the grand opening of Dark Universe is the perfect excuse to have a big, showstopping universal monsters event.
Rumor has it (ohh)... the last two are FNF and WWE.
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With the opening of Dark Universe, I wouldn’t mind if the Monsters took a break from HHN this year.