Halloween Horror Nights: Full roster of houses and scare zones announced!

Halloween Horror Nights fans, have you been waiting in terror for the full lineup of houses and scare zones? Well, wait no more, we have it all here for you!

You can visit Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando on select nights from September 1 through November 4 this year, and they have a lot of horrifying fun lined up for guests.

Let’s start with the houses you can visit at Halloween Horror Nights (if you dare):

The Exorcist: Believer gives you a sneak peek at what you can see in theaters when the film opens on October 13. Step inside and find yourself in a Haitian street market, where the purchase of a three-eyed doll opens the portal to a demonic presence. When two 12-year-old girls in the US vanish, then return three days later claiming to have no memory of what has happened to them, only an exorcism can save their lives.

Chucky: Ultimate Kill Count takes us into Syfy’s hit series Chucky, where we will have to save ourselves from the carrot-topped serial killer. It seems Chucky feels as if he is disrespected and isn’t being taken seriously by his murderous peers, so he has decided to turn his namesake house at Halloween Horror Nights into a slaughterhouse, killing every guest who dares to visit.

Universal Monsters: Unmasked will take you into the Catacombs of Paris, showing you skeletal remains and evil secrets. Deep underground, guests will come face-to-face with The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Phantom of the Opera and Dr. Jekyl, alongside the evil Mr. Hyde. You will also encounter The Invisible Man as you try to escape the vengeance-seeking classic monsters.

Dr. Oddfellow: Twisted Origins is an evil circus directed by equally evil ringmaster Dr. Oddfellow in the 1930s Dust Bowl era. Visit the old-fashioned freak show, but be prepared to pay for entry with your soul.

Dueling Dragons: Choose Thy Fate gives a terrifying twist to the ferocious battle between Fire and Ice. Two warlocks have invaded the castle of Merlyn, who was turned into an Enchanted Oak, and they are turn into dragons when they try to steal the wizard’s spell book.

YETI: Campground Kills will transport visitors back to the 1950s to a mountain campground. Guests will have to make their way through the campground, fleeing through a bait shack, cabins and even the outhouse, avoiding the yetis that are hot on their trails.

The Darkest Deal introduces us to blues musician Pinestraw Spruce, who meets with The Collector (remember him from HHNs past?) to trade his soul for fame and fortune in music. Watch Pinestraw’s big performance, right before he is dragged into hell.

Bloodmoon: Dark Offerings asks you to go back to the Colonia era, where a group of moon-worshipping villagers believe the rising of the blood moon at their fall festival is a sign. As non-believers, guests will have to avoid become sacrificial victims.

Already announced houses for Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando are The Last of Us and Stranger Things 4.

Now let’s move forward and discuss the five scare zones you will have to navigate at Halloween Horror Nights as the sun sets, all of them involving Dr. Oddfellow.

Dr. Oddfellow’s Collection of Horror brings guests face-to-face with the evil doctor.

Dark Zodiac transforms the zodiac signs to life, as Oddfellow turns them into terrifying creatures.

Jungle of Doom: Expedition Horror takes us deep into the jungle, where we will bear witness to Oddfellow’s bloodthirsty creatures, the result of his experiments with combining animals with elements of nature.

Vamp 69: Summer of Blood is a music festival that has been invaded by vampires thanks to Dr. Oddfellow.

Shipyard 32: Horrors Unhinged gives us a peek at Oddfellow’s crates and cages, used to contain his collection of monsters who have escaped. And guess who they are after?

Halloween Horror Nights guests can also catch the all-new show Nightmare Fuel Revenge Dream, where a dreamer finally faces the evil creature that has been turning her sweet dreams into bitter nightmares.

Still starving for more? Taste the delicious themed food and cocktails created especially for Halloween Horror Nights. Taste of Terror offers guests the chance to preview the food and beverage offerings in advance by purchasing tickets here.

Guests who want to bring a piece of Halloween Horror Nights home with them can visit the all-new Tribute store, which is set up this year as a New York City Comic Book Shop. Step into a horror comic book (if you dare).

With the full roster of houses and scare zones announced, it looks like there is no better time to plan your spooky adventure to Universal Orlando!