As Halloween approaches, there is a buzz of excitement in the air for all the fun events that are happening at Universal Studios Horror Nights, Disney Parks, and other Halloween-focused attractions. From haunted events to spooky decorations, these places are sure to give you some chills and thrills!
First up is Universal Studios Horror Nights which runs from September 6th through November 3rd and promises lots of terrifying fun. This year the park is featuring several of the classic horror films in their mazes as well as brand-new spooky experiences. One of the new attractions is called “Ghost Train: Rise of the Pumpkin King” where guests can board a haunted train filled with malicious ghouls and monsters. Also returning this year is “Hallowscream,” which is an interactive walkthrough of the Stranger Things universe where guests will have to make their way through a world of puzzles and puzzles.
Meanwhile, Disney Parks is celebrating Halloween with its own unique experience. There are a variety of spooky decorations, events, and rides that will give you a fright. For instance, the Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party will return to the Magic Kingdom in Florida and Disneyland in California and will feature two new villains – Maleficent and Hades. Among the other offerings are the trick-or-treating included with admission, a “Boo-To-You Parade” with the Headless Horseman, and the chilling Haunted Mansion Holiday Transformation Experience.
Finally, there are plenty of other attractions around the country to make your Halloween extra spooky. You can attend the Cedar Point HalloWeekends in Ohio, Knott’s Scary Farm in California, and Busch Gardens Williamsburg Howl-O-Scream in Virginia. Or you can check out the holiday classics with haunted houses like The 13th Gate in Louisiana or Mortem Manor in Pennsylvania.
No matter where you decide to celebrate Halloween this year, you are sure to find plenty of spooky fun. But just make sure to check out the latest Halloween news from Universal Studios Horror Nights, Disney Parks, and other Halloween attractions near you!
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