Could it be possible that two Halloween Horror Nights houses are opening for day guests at Universal Studios Florida in the near future? We think it’s extremely likely. Let’s take a look at how this might be possible as well as how it can be done safely and even some speculation on what houses could
You may have seen some promotional images of the new Mario Kart attraction slated to open at Universal Studios Japan recently. Technically, the attraction was supposed to be open by now. However, the pandemic has put a strain on that and it’s unknown when that will happen. The images gives us an idea of what
With the announcement on Thursday from Comcast that Universal’s Epic Universe is “paused”, many are saying the project is toast. Even more interesting, what happens to other parks and attractions that were either in development and under construction? Let’s break it down from what we know, what we’ve heard and our predictions. First of all,
Running a theme park during a pandemic is a challenge to say the least. Multiple operational adjustments have been made in order to keep guests as safe as possible. In addition, we are starting to see operational changes. Which could mean for Universal Orlando, closing two days a week in the near future. Keep in
Now that Halloween Horror Nights has been officially canceled for 2020 at Universal Orlando, what does it mean? Will the same houses just transfer over to 2021? How does it affect other seasonal events like Mardi Gras and Grinchmas? Today we take a look at the domino effect canceling this event will potentially have at
We can’t believe it either. However, due to the current pandemic, Halloween Horror Nights has been canceled at Universal Studios Florida and Universal Studios Hollywood. This news comes as a surprise because even as late as last week, Universal Orlando put out a casting call outside the company to hire scare actors for the event.
If you’ve never seen The Horror Make Up Show at Universal Studios Florida, have you really even been to the park? It still stands as the heartbeat of the park and is an absolute must see every time I visit. Now, a super fan has taken the show and shrunk it down to the tiniest
We’ve all seen the case count in Florida surge over the past week. It has set records day after day. We know that Halloween events around Orlando have already been canceled like Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party and Dark Horizon. Does that mean Halloween Horror Nights will call it quits as well? Will it be a
Earlier we were the first to break a story about Universal Orlando laying off hundreds of employees. As it turns out, our sources were right. The company has released the following statement: We are working to structure and strengthen our business for the future in anticipation of the tourism industry taking time to fully recover. In
Editor’s Note: Universal Orlando has released an official statement about the layoffs that happened today. Click here for that story. The ax started chopping pretty hard today at Universal Orlando. We started getting reports this morning that layoffs were happening in various departments around the resort. As the day progressed, it seems no park or