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Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights is back: best houses, scare zones and food

By Christopher Spata,

3 days ago

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2T9QLV_0vN7WZlo00 — Guests at Universal Orlando Resort are scared by a Halloween Horror Nights 2024 scare actor at the Demon Queens scare zone at the seasonal Halloween event. [ ALYSON LUNDELL | NBCUniversal ]

The witching hour has arrived again in Florida as Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort recently kicked off its 33rd season, running now through Nov. 3.

Guests can visit 10 new haunted houses, some based on familiar properties like the post-apocalyptic “A Quiet Place” or “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire,” plus new and nostalgic originals like Major Sweets Candy Factory and Monstrous: The Monsters of Latin America.

Five outdoor scare zones will test your bravery, while the high-energy Nightmare Fuel: Nocturnal Circus live show features pyro, roaring music and Vegas-level illusions.

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