By now, I’m sure you’ve heard the news. Universal Orlando has announced that Shrek 4D is officially closing on January 10, 2022. Plus Fear Factor Live is never coming back (not a huge shock) at all. While we have covered what we believe to be happening as a replacement for those spaces in previous articles,
If there was ever a time to blow up the Frequent Fear program at Universal Orlando, it’s 2021. It seems as if the Halloween Horror Nights seasonal pass may be gone forever. Let’s dive in! For those unaware, Halloween Horror Nights traditionally offers a smattering of different ticket options each year. In addition to one-day
Often times we talk about theme park concepts that are brewing behind-the-scenes at theme parks that have not yet been announced. Some things we report on may never be announced and that’s part of the crazy world of how things work in the entertainment industry in general. Today, we can share with you an idea
One of the more interesting theme park related stories to come out of 2020 was about Halloween Horror Nights intended to control capacity during a pandemic. Theme Park University reported on the idea back when the event was still a go. Before the rug got pulled out from under them, the concept was to use
Remember a few weeks ago when we told you about the Halloween Horror Nights house that was built that you’ll never get to see? That’s right, Billie Eilish had a haunted maze that was supposed to open at Halloween Horror Nights in 2020. However, due to the pandemic, not only did the event get scrapped
To say that 2020 makes no sense is an understatement. Halloween Horror Nights in Hollywood didn’t open at all (ya know, since the park has yet to open). In Orlando, HHN opened for day guests on select days. Two houses were open for the season and Beetlejuice popped in at the end due to a
Now that spooky season is over, we can take a step back and look at what Universal Orlando has done for 2020. This gives us a peek into what we can expect for 2021. Will they keep the same houses as this year? Will they change them up? What about the haunts that weren’t announced?
We have a visual sign of progress! It looks like the Beetlejuice Marquee is being put up after park hours at Universal Studios Florida. Earlier today, barricades were put up backstage and the cast went through rehearsals. We expect this to be announced last minute to Team Members today (Friday, October 30). Thus, we believe
It’s showtime! If you’re looking for some good news, it seems that Halloween weekend will feature a great surprise at Universal Orlando. If our sources are correct, the much anticipated Beetlejuice Halloween Horror Nights house will open this weekend at Universal Studios Florida. Yes, it’s only for this weekend. I know what you’re thinking: this
You’d think at some point this would stop happening. A pattern that has plagued the public relations department of Universal Orlando for years. Yet again a project that wasn’t meant to be released to the public has been leaked. Who keeps leaking these projects? Universal themselves, of course. This time the haunted house was randomly