Halloween Horror Nights is now open at Universal Studios Hollywood and this year there are more mazes than ever before. Mazes include recognizable franchises we know and love as well as a couple of original mazes this year leaving the Halloween Horror Nights team to their twisted imaginations.
Mazes Include:
- “Us,” an all-new maze based on the blockbuster film from Universal Pictures and visionary Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Jordan Peele.
- “Ghostbusters,” Sony Pictures’ classic 1984 film comes to life for the first time ever in this all-new maze.
- “Stranger Things,” based on seasons 2 and 3 of Netflix’s critically-acclaimed supernatural thriller.
- “Killer Klowns from Outer Space,” the popular 1980s horror sci-fi film lands at “Halloween Horror Nights” in this all-new chilling maze.
- “Creepshow,” maze inspired by the 1982 cult classic movie directed by George Romero and Shudder’s brand new anthology series, reimagined by acclaimed make-up artist, director and executive producer, Greg Nicotero.
- “Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man,” inspired by Universal’s original cinematic monsters and the movie studio that invented the horror film genre.
- “House of 1000 Corpses,” inspired by Lionsgate’s 2003 cult classic film and directed by multi-platinum recording artist and filmmaker Rob Zombie.
- “Holidayz in Hell,” an all-original maze featuring demented versions of everyone’s favorite seasonal celebrations.
- “Curse of Pandora’s Box,” an all-new original maze based on the twisted Greek mythology tale.
- “The Walking Dead,” Universal Studios Hollywood’s permanent attraction inspired by AMC’s popular television series.
- The Jabbawockeez award-winning hip hop dance crew returns by popular demand with an all-new, high-energy performance created exclusively for “Halloween Horror Nights.”
One fun tradition that Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood has is that each night a new password is shared on their official Twitter account (@HorrorNights). This year, if you share the password with Ghostbusters character Louis Tully (played by Rick Moranis in the film), he’ll give you his business card as a keepsake. You’ll find this character wandering around the entrance to the maze.
With more mazes to experience than ever before, you’ll be sure to want to make Halloween Horror Nights part of your Halloween festivities. If you ready to book your trip to Southern California to experience Universal Studios Hollywood and Halloween Horror Nights we strongly recommend our friends at Academy Travel. Academy Travel is also the sponsor of our Walt Disney World trip sweepstakes, have you entered yet? If not you can do that here.