Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights Reveals All-New Menacing Menu, Introduction of Anime Short Film “Chainsaw Man: The Chaos.” 

Universal Studios Hollywood Wraps Its Halloween Horror Nights Announcements With a Reveal of Its All-New Menacing Menu, Introduction of Its First-Ever Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass and Anime Short Film, “Chainsaw Man: The Chaos,” as the Countdown to September 4 Begins.

Universal City, CA, August 21, 2025 – The countdown to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood begins now with the destination’s final slate of announcements, including a menu of terrifying treats curated by Executive Chef Julia Thrash, the eagerly-awaited introduction of Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass and the reveal of the anime horror short film, “Chainsaw Man: The Chaos,” based on the hit Japanese manga and anime series.

Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood launches on Thursday, September 4 and runs select nights through Sunday, November 2, 2025. Tickets are available for purchase here.

“Chainsaw Man: The Chaos” makes its Hollywood debut exclusively at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights within the DreamWorks Theatre. This all-original horror anime short film arrives directly from Universal Studios Japan based on the popular Japanese manga and anime series streaming now on Crunchyroll. The film will play in-language and recounts the tale of Denji and the Devil Hunters as they battle the Halloween Horror Nights Devil and his army of zombies. Denji, resurrected into Chainsaw Man, a devil-human hybrid with protruding chainsaws from his body, ultimately takes control in a quest to combat the Devils. It’s an extreme showdown that dares guests to survive a chaos of screams and blood.

The specially curated food and beverage items available at Halloween Horror Nights rank among the most indulgent offerings at the event, and for good reason. Executive Chef Julia Thrash and her culinary team bring the same level of details to these treats as Universal’s entertainment team brings to the haunted houses.

This year’s added bonus includes the arrival of a Halloween Horror Nights Dining Pass, inviting guests to feast on select food and beverage options for a single price. The Dining Pass is available for purchase here and at participating theme park restaurants. Each Dining Pass entitles guests to six items, consisting of two eligible entrée items and four eligible side, snack, dessert or beverage items. All eligible menu items will be designated by a Universal Studios Dining Pass logo on the restaurant menu boards. The Dining Pass is redeemable at participating food and beverage locations only and is valid on the selected visit date. Additional restrictions apply.

The following highlights a sampling of the horror-inspired foods available during Halloween Horror Nights, inclusive of vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free items. Guests must be 21+ and have a valid photo ID to purchase and consume alcoholic beverages.

Fallout (located on the Upper Lot)

  • Loaded Cram Fries – crispy chili-glazed spam served over pub fries
  • Brahmin Burger – all-beef burger topped with smoked brisket, pickles and BBQ sauce
  • Roasted Radroach Legs – blackened turkey wings served with pub fries
  • Roasted Stingwing – plant-based meatloaf served with insta-mash and mushroom gravy
  • Gulper Stew – creamy clam chowder topped with green onions and crispy bacon
  • Iguana on a Stick – cheesy cornflake crusted corn dog​
  • Yum Yum Deviled Eggs – coconut panna cotta filled with Chamoy pineapple bits and topped with mango topping and tajin
  • Vault Dwellers Wedding Cake – red velvet sponge cake with cream cheese mousse
  • Rad Away – chipotle pineapple brown sugar lemonade served in a blood bag (non-alcoholic)
  • Sunset Sarsaparilla – hot honey root beer topped with sweet cold foam (non-alcoholic)
  • Quantum Fizz – blue raspberry Sprite with a sour blue raspberry rim (non-alcoholic)
  • The Nuclear Blast – vodka, peach schnapps, blue curaçao, orange and lemon juice, simple syrup and Sprite soda tapped with a dehydrated lemon wheel

Five Nights at Freddy’s (located on the Lower Lot)

  • Freddy Fazbear Pizza – classic cheese pizza or cheese pizza topped with tasty pepperoni

Terrifier (Clown Cafe cart located adjacent to the “Terrifier” haunted house)

  • Sunflower Glasses – lemon raspberry cookie sandwich
  • Art’s Delight (served at Mulligan’s and VIP Restaurant as part of the RIP Tour) – vodka, lemonade, vanilla syrup and lemon juice with a black sugar rim, topped with whipped cream and a strawberry drizzled marshmallow
  • Art’s Bloody Masterpiece Donut – Vanilla donut with raspberry filling, black and white sprinkles and a red chocolate drizzle

Jason Universe Barbecue (located on the Lower Lot)

  • Pamela’s Smoked Brisket Mac and Cheese – creamy mac and cheese topped with smoked brisket and BBQ sauce
  • Camp Creamy Gouda Fondue – gouda and Angry Orchard fondue served in a sourdough bread bowl with sliced apples
  • Crystal Lake Campfire Dog – 22” all-beef hot dog topped with smoked beef brisket, Angry Orchard fondue and crispy onions served with chips
  • Mess Hall Turkey Leg – smoked seasoned turkey leg served with chips
  • Jason Universe Mask S’more – fire-roasted marshmallow, graham cracker, milk chocolate and blood splatter
  • Mommy’s Special Margarita – Angry Orchard Crisp Apple, tequila, honey and lime juice with a salted rim and lime wheel
  • Pam’s Punch – Angry Orchard Crisp Apple, white rum, black cherry syrup and lemon juice topped with a dehydrated apple chip

SLASH Bar (located on the Lower Lot by “Jurassic World—The Ride”)

  • Chicken Satay Tacos – coconut turmeric chicken topped with pickled carrot and onion drizzled with a creamy turmeric sour cream and cilantro
  • Thai Beef Tacos – Thai marinated beef topped with pickled carrot and onion drizzled with a creamy turmeric sour cream and cilantro
  • Thai Curry Tacos – Thai curry plant-based steak tips topped with pickled carrot and onion drizzled with a creamy turmeric sour cream and cilantro
  • Slash’s Top Hat – vanilla bean sponge cake with mango habanero gelee, pineapple compote and a crisp honey crunch
  • Slash’s Snake Pit – raspberry ginger Coca-Cola or Coca-Cola Zero Sugar with a gummy snake (non-alcoholic)
  • Night Train – vodka, spiced rum, blue curaçao, lemon juice and Sprite, topped with a Cabernet Sauvignon float
  • The Danse of the Dead – whiskey, blackberry syrup, lemon juice and old fashioned mix topped with a mint sprig and fresh blackberries
  • Beautiful Dangerous – gin, aperol, lemon juice, simple syrup, grenadine and Mediterranean tonic water with a pink sugar rim and rosemary sprig

Chucky’s Dive Bar (located behind Animation Studio Store)

  • Playtime’s Over – tequila, watermelon puree, habanero, lime juice and agave with a chamoy and tajin rim and chamoy gummy bears
  • Friend Till the End – vodka, blue curaçao, lemon juice, simple syrup and Sprite with orange boba popping pearls, topped with cotton candy
  • The Charles Lee Ray – bourbon, fire whiskey, pumpkin puree and ginger ale topped with dehydrated mangos

Dia de Los Muertos (located in Universal Plaza)

  • Carne Asada Nachos – tortilla chips topped with carne asada, pico de gallo, queso fresco and guacamole
  • Beef Birria Tacos with Red Sauce – Beef birria topped with onions and cilantro on a corn tortilla and served with red consomé sauce
  • Esquites – Corn off the Cob – corn sliced off the cobb topped with grated cotija cheese, cilantro and tajin
  • Fried Cinnamon Tortilla Chips – fried tortilla chips tossed in cinnamon sugar
  • Pineapple Spears – pineapple spears with chamoy
  • The Drowned Bride – citrus vodka, blue curaçao, vanilla and lemonade with lemon popping boba pearls
  • La Muelona Margarita – tequila, cherry, lime juice and agave with a red sugar rim, dehydrated lime and maraschino cherries
  • La Siguanaba Gin Mule – gin, blue curaçao, dessert pear, blood orange and ginger beer with a black sugar rim and black licorice laces
  • Muerte Mango Michelada – Modelo Especial or Modelo Negra, mango michelada mix with a chamoy and tajin rim
  • Don Julio Margarita – Don Julio Reposado, Smirnoff Spicy Tamarind vodka, Jameson orange whiskey, lime juice and agave with a black sea salt rim and a dehydrated lime wheel
  • Pepino Margarita – tequila, triple sec, lime juice, agave and sparkling cucumber with a chamoy, tajin rim and fresh cucumber slices
  • Spicy Jalapeno Margarita – tequila, jalapeno, lime juice and agave with a chamoy. tajin rim and sliced jalapenos
  • Familia Frozen Strawberry Margarita – Don Julio Blanco frozen strawberry margarita with a Don Julio Reposado float, chamoy and tajin rim

Universal Tower Snack Bar (located near Universal Plaza)

  • FRITOS® Scoops!® The Walking Taco – topped with beef chili and cheddar cheese served over FRITOS Scoops
  • Tostitos® Salsa Verde The Walking Taco –Beef birria, red consomé, red onion and green onion served over Salsa Verde Tostitos® chips
  • CHEETOS® FLAMIN’ HOT® Fire Dog – 22” all-beef hot dog topped with chili and cheese served in a CHEETOS FLAMIN’ HOT coated bun

Fans and guests can gear up for Halloween Horror Nights with a hauntingly stylish array of new products inspired by this year’s most anticipated haunted houses and horror icons. From eerie t-shirts and hoodies to sinister drinkware and headwear, every piece is crafted to bring the horror home. Additionally, guests can purchase one-of-a-kind popcorn buckets, including HamiKuma, based on an original character from Universal Studios Japan, and the popular collaboration Hello Kitty Chucky.

Universal CityWalk Hollywood celebrates the terrifying time of year with a selection of food and beverage items at The Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory Feast KitchenNBC Sports Grill & Brew, VIVO Italian KitchenAntojitos Cocina MexicanaVoodoo Doughnuts and Jimmy Buffett’s® Margaritaville.

With eight all-new and returning haunted houses, the infamous Terror Tram, multiple scare zones and live entertainment, Halloween Horror Nights is Southern California’s scariest Halloween event inspired by the biggest names in horror.

At a glance, Halloween Horror Nights 2025 at Universal Studios Hollywood features the following:

  • “Fallout” will take guests into the post-apocalyptic wasteland of Prime Video’s critically acclaimed series.
  • “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” based on Blumhouse’s hit movie where nothing is as it seems at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria.
  • “Terrifier,” inspired by the slasher film franchise that brings the twisted world of Art the Clown to life.
  • “WWE Presents: The Horrors of The Wyatt Sicks” immerses guests in the world of WWE, going head-to-head with Uncle Howdy in an experience that features The Wyatt Sicks and honors the legacy of Bray Wyatt.
  • “Jason Universe” features horror movie icon Jason from the infamous Friday the 13th films.
  • “Poltergeist, based onAmazon MGM Studios’ supernatural cult horror classic, will bring guests “into the light.”
  • “Scarecrow: Music by SLASH” puts retribution at the forefront in which Mother Nature seeks vengeance on the homesteaders for their sins of the past that will be carried out by farmland scarecrows. SLASH’s original score will deliver an unnerving sense of fear as guests navigate the ominous corridors of the haunted house.
  • “Monstruos 3: The Ghosts of Latin America,” the final chapter where three ghostly legends of Latin America await.
  • “Terror Tram: Enter the Blumhouse” enables guests to disembark the Studio Tour tram and set off on foot to encounter some of the most iconic villains from Blumhouse’s popular horror franchises over the past 15 years.
  • “The Purge: Dangerous Waters,” a live stunt show that takes visitors on a fiery, rock-fueled adventure while they fight to survive the night.
  • “Chainsaw Clownz,” a troop of chainsaw killers confront guests in this scare zone as they enter the event.
  • “Carnival of Carnage,” an all-new scare zone featuring a maniacal fun house.
  • “Noche de Brujas,” a scare zone that extends the terror from “Monstruos 3: The Ghosts of Latin America.”
  • “Murder of Crowz,” the popular scare zone returns with a flock of menacing crows doing anything – and everything – to defend their nest.

A variety of Halloween Horror Nights ticket options for Universal Studios Hollywood are available, including General Admission, Universal ExpressAfter 2 P.M. Day/Night, the Early Access Ticket,which provides entry to select haunted houses beginning at 5:30 p.m. (subject to change), in advance of the scheduled 7:00 p.m. event opening time, the R.I.P. Tour and popular passes, Frequent Fear Pass and Ultimate Fear Pass, which enable guests to experience the scares again and again. Click here to purchase tickets and for Terms and Conditions.

For a deeper dive into the scares, check out the Discover Universal Blog. For more information, visit www.UniversalStudiosHollywood.com/Halloween.

Universal CityWalk Hollywood Screens JAWS at Its Multiplex Universal Cinema in Celebration of the Oscar-Winning Film’s 50th Anniversary.

See Movies, Where Movies Are Made… Universal CityWalk Hollywood Screens JAWS at Its Multiplex Universal Cinema in Celebration of the Oscar-Winning Film’s 50th Anniversary; Select Times from August 28 Through September 4 Visit Universal Cinema for More Information and to Purchase Tickets and Enjoy $5 Parking with a Universal Cinema Rebate.

Universal City, CA, August 19, 2025 — Universal CityWalk Hollywood invites moviegoers to join in the 50th anniversary celebration of Universal Pictures’ blockbuster thriller, JAWS, directed by Steven Spielberg. The film will have a limited screening engagement at Universal Cinema, an AMC® Theatre, from August 28 through September 4, where audiences can enjoy $5 movie parking with a Universal Cinema rebate.

For specific screening dates and times and to purchase tickets, guests can visit Universal Cinema.

The Universal Cinema at Universal CityWalk is the only theatrical venue in the world to feature both a six-story 70MM IMAX® with 4K laser projection and PRIME at AMC®, featuring 4K laser projection, superior acoustics and heated, plush recliner seats with built-in subwoofer technology.

As Southern California’s premier outdoor destination, Universal CityWalk welcomes guests to enjoy a wide variety of entertainment, dining and shopping options as part of their exciting moviegoing experience, including a popular dinner and a movie combo. In recent years, Universal CityWalk has also expanded its culinary offerings, serving up locals and visitors alike with an array of more than 20 unique dining options, from full-service sit down to quick serve restaurants. Highlights include The Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory Feast KitchenVIVO Italian Kitchen,Antojitos Cocina MexicanaNBC Sports Grill & Brew and Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville, to name a few.

For more information, visit www.UniversalStudiosHollwood.com; follow @UniStudios on Instagram and X; and like Universal Studios Hollywood on Facebook. Universal CityWalk offers moviegoers $5 parking with the purchase of General Parking and a movie ticket. Offer is valid only at Universal Cinema at Universal CityWalk Hollywood for a one-time use and must be surrendered at time of redemption. To receive the $5 parking, guests must present their General Parking receipt at the Universal Cinema ticket window at Universal CityWalk. The offer cannot be combined with any other promotional offers, discounts or prior purchases. Offer subject to change without notice. $10 General Parking is available after 5:00 p.m. More information is available here.

About Jaws

Directed by Academy Award® winner Steven Spielberg, Jaws set the standard for edge-of-your-seat suspense, quickly becoming a cultural phenomenon and forever changing the movie industry 50 years ago on June 20, 1975. When the seaside community of Amity finds itself under attack by a dangerous great white shark, the town’s chief of police (Roy Scheider), a young marine biologist (Richard Dreyfuss) and a grizzled shark hunter (Robert Shaw) embark on a desperate quest to destroy the beast before it strikes again. Featuring an unforgettable score that evokes pure terror, five decades later, Universal Pictures’ Jaws remains one of the most influential and gripping adventures in motion picture history.

EE BAFTA Film Awards 2026 opens for entries.

  • Outstanding British Film eligibility rules strengthened
  • Documentary longlist to be determined by refined specialist chapter vote
  • All voters will decide the winners of British Short Film and British Short Animation
  • EE BAFTA Film Awards’ longlist will be announced on Friday 9 January 2026, nominations will be announced on Tuesday 27 January 2026, and the ceremony will take place on Sunday 22 February 2026

London, Thursday 14 August 2025: BAFTA today confirms the categories, eligibility, voting rules and timeline for the 2026 EE BAFTA Film Awards. Entries open today, marking the start of the countdown to one of the most highly anticipated nights on the global film calendar. Earlier this year, three million people tuned in to watch the ceremony on BBC One, alongside over 64 million video views across BAFTA’s social platforms.

BAFTA reviews all aspects of the EE BAFTA Film Awards annually with BAFTA’s Film Committee and film sector peers. The guiding principles are to celebrate creative excellence, level the playing field, provide a fair and robust process, encourage positive change, and evolve alongside the ever-changing industry landscape.

The 79th edition of the Awards will take place on Sunday 22 February 2026. Several updates have been introduced:

The Outstanding British Film category is of national and international significance to BAFTA, showcasing the very best of British-made films. The Outstanding British Film eligibility has been strengthened, which means that the candidates for nomination should reach a minimum of 60% of the available points with either the Director or Writer being British in order to qualify. It ensures that the category celebrates films that add significant value to our film industry, whether the teams that made them, the source material, the setting, or the partners involved.  

We are refining the opt-in chapter profile for the Documentary category to ensure this category is voted for by members with specific documentary/non-fiction experience in Round One, with the full voting membership selecting the winner. This change recognises the specialist nature of the category and the craft of documentary filmmaking.

For the first time, full voting members will decide the winners of British Short Film and British Short Animation, raising the profile of these films and making the categories more competitive than ever.

The full EE BAFTA Film Awards rulebook for 2026 can be found HERE.

KEY CHANGES

Outstanding British Film

The points system, successfully introduced for the 2025 Awards, will continue, with an iteration on points for the candidates for nomination who should reach a minimum of 60% of those available points – within this points system, either a Director or Writer should be British in order to qualify.  Films that reach the 60% British candidates threshold without a British Writer or Director, will be considered on appeal. This points system has a minimum number of points for British candidates for nomination, HODs, cast, and production, etc, so the eligibility process removes any ambiguity and is more transparent for entrants and for BAFTA.

Documentary

The Documentary opt-in chapter profile in Round One has been further refined to allow for specialist voting in Round One (to determine the longlist), and to optimise the Documentary voting process, ensuring that both the chapter and category best reflect the work of documentary filmmakers and sector in the coming years. The documentary jury will remain in place in Round Two, selecting all five nominations, and the full voting membership will select the overall winner.

British Short Animation

Introduced for the 2025 Awards, shorts for this category must now qualify via at least one festival on the Qualifying Festivals List. Rather than being solely determined by a, the Longlist will be determined by a new Shorts chapter and jury in Round One (similar to British Short Film). The full film voting membership will now vote to determine the winner in Round Three.

British Short Film

The full film voting membership will now vote to determine the winner in Round Three.

Eligibility

The Awards year, during which films must be released theatrically in the UK, is from 1 January 2025 to 20 February 2026. There is an exception for films eligible for Documentary and Film Not in the English Language (FNIEL), which can be released up to and including 20 March 2026 (films releasing after 20 February 2026 will not qualify for Best Film). 

TIMELINE

Thursday 14 August 2025 – Entries open

Friday 5 December 2025 – Round One voting opens

Friday 9 January 2026 – Longlists announcement

Friday 9 January 2026 – Round Two voting opens

Tuesday 27 January 2026 – Nominations Announcement

Wednesday 28 January 2026 – Round Three voting opens

Sunday 22 February 2026 – EE BAFTA Film Awards

Anna Higgs, BAFTA Film Committee Chair, said: “As we look ahead to the 79th EE BAFTA Film Awards on Sunday 22 February 2026, we’re proud to introduce a series of updates that reflect our ongoing commitment to recognising excellence and evolving with the industry. By making the voting process for Documentary even more specialist in the earlier rounds, we’re honouring the unique craft, artistry and expertise required in nonfiction storytelling. Strengthening the eligibility criteria for Outstanding British Film reinforces this award’s national and international importance as a celebration of the very best in British filmmaking. And for the first time, empowering our full voting membership to select the winners of British Short Film and British Short Animation will not only raise the profile of these exceptional works from emerging filmmakers, but also ensure greater alignment and consistency across our voting processes. These changes are rooted in our dedication to fairness, rigour, and the recognition of creative excellence in all its forms.”

Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood Completes Its Line-Up with Terror Tram, “Poltergeist” and “The Purge: Dangerous Waters” Stunt Show.

Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood Completes Its 2025 Line-Up with a “Poltergeist” Haunted House Based on the Supernatural Cult Horror Film, the Infamous “Terror Tram: Enter the Blumhouse” and “The Purge: Dangerous Waters” Fiery Stunt Show Along with Four Sinister Scare Zones.

Click Here for a Preview of the Terror that Awaits The Screams Begin on Thursday, September 4; Click Here to Purchase Tickets; Click Here and Here for a Sneak Peek at the Horror that Awaits.

Universal City, CA, August 7, 2025 – Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood adds even more torturous debauchery to the line-up with iconic horror film “Poltergeist,” fan favorite “Terror Tram: Enter the Blumhouse” and “The Purge: Dangerous Waters” fire-fueled stunt show, along with four sinister scare zones rounding out the 2025 popular event. The premier haunt event starts on Thursday, September 4 and continues select nights through Sunday, November 2.

Amazon MGM Studios’ supernatural cult horror classic Poltergeist will bring guests “into the light” only at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights event. Considered one of the “scariest films of all time” when it debuted in 1982, the haunted house will transport guests into nightmarish scenes with terrifying characters from the movie, including the iconic Freeling family home.

Located on the historic Universal backlot, “Terror Tram: Enter the Blumhouse” will enable visitors to disembark the Studio Tour tram and set off on foot to encounter some of the most iconic villains from Blumhouse’s popular horror franchises over the past 15 years, including The Grabber from The Black Phone, the possessed from Exorcist: The Believer, the diabolical M3GAN, the ruthless killers from The Purge franchise, the terrifying demons from the Insidious chapters, Blissfield Butcher from Freaky and Babyface Killer from Happy Death Day, among others. Guests who elect to upgrade their Halloween Horror Nights experience by purchasing the R.I.P. Tour will have an exclusive opportunity to meet and scream with select characters featured on Terror Tram. General Admission guests will encounter a special photo op upon disembarking the tram.

“The Purge: Dangerous Waters” stunt show returns to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood

“The Purge: Dangerous Waters” stunt showreturns to the WaterWorld venue, taking guests on a fiery, rocket-fueled adventure while they fight to survive the night.

Completing this year’s line-up, horror fans will encounter four petrifying scare zones throughout the event. As they begin their terrifying evening at Halloween Horror Nights, guests will need to dodge a troop of chainsaw killers in “Chainsaw Clownz” and escape a maniacal fun house in “Carnival of Carnage.” After surviving this year’s haunted house, “Monstruous 3: The Ghosts of Latin America,” guests will stumble upon a dimly lit street to brave the “Noche de Brujas” scare zone. The ever-popular “Murder of Crowz” flocks back to Halloween Horror Nights and will do anything to defend their nest.

These exciting experiences join previously announced haunted houses, including Prime Video’s critically acclaimed series “Fallout,” Blumhouse’s hit movie “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” cult classic horror film franchise “Terrifier,” WWE’s supernatural pro wrestling group “WWE Presents: The Horrors of The Wyatt Sicks,” the infamous killer Jason Voorhees in “Jason Universe,” the original haunted house “Scarecrow: Music by Slash,” featuring a soundtrack by Grammy® Award-winning guitarist and songwriter SLASH, and “Monstruos 3: The Ghosts of Latin America,” the third installment in the Monstruos trilogy.

Adding to the scares, guests also can experience select theme park attractions open during the event, including SUPER NINTENDO WORLD, “Jurassic World—The Ride,” “The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™,” “Transformers™: The Ride-3D,” “Revenge of the Mummy—The Ride” and “The Simpsons Ride™.”

A variety of Halloween Horror Nights ticket options for Universal Studios Hollywood are available, including General Admission, Universal ExpressAfter 2 P.M. Day/Night, the Early Access Ticket,which provides entry to select haunted houses beginning at 5:30 p.m. (subject to change), in advance of the scheduled 7:00 p.m. event opening time, the R.I.P. Tour and popular passes, Frequent Fear Pass and Ultimate Fear Pass, which enable guests to experience the scares again and again. Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood will run select nights from September 4 to November 2. Click here to purchase tickets and for Terms and Conditions.

For a deeper dive into the scares, check out the Discover Universal Blog. For more information and to purchase tickets to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood, visit www.UniversalStudiosHollywood.com/Halloween