Halloween Horror Nights 30 will return on select nights September 3–October 31, 2021. The event was canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic and was a huge disappointment to the serious fans of this incredible, terrifying event. But now they are Looking Forward to Universal Orlando’s HHN 2021!
brings together the stories and visions of the world’s most notorious creators of horror. You will want to bring a friend with you, so you have someone to cling to, someone to hide behind, somebody to panic with. Because just as in horror films where the first to wander off meets a terrible fate, there is one thing to remember at Halloween Horror Nights: Never go alone.
Looking Forward to Universal Orlando’s HHN 2021
The 2021 version of the events will feature 10 terrifying haunted houses, five twisted scare zones, and two outrageous live shows. To cap off the announcement, Universal officials revealed Beetlejuice would have his own haunted house this season. Beetlejuice was the original host of the Halloween Horror Nights events in 1991—then called Fright Nights—and he will return to the park for the 30th anniversary. The haunted house will take guests through scenes from the popular film, including the Maitland home’s attic, Dante’s Inferno Room, and the model graveyard.
Beetlejuice at Universal Studios HHN 30
It might be Spring Break, but the Universal Orlando Resort is already building up the hype for the upcoming Halloween Horror Nights 30 at Universal Studios Florida. The latest speculation map has surfaced, thanks to the @HNNightmares on Twitter.
Enter terrifying haunted houses, inspired by the biggest names in fear. You’re never quite sure if your spine is tingling with dread or sheer excitement. Universal gave us a sneak peek at the Puppet Theatre: Captive Audience house during the park’s extended closure. Today, Universal Orlando revealed that Beetlejuice is the next house for Halloween Horror Nights 30, and we are happy to see it return. However, we also believe the Puppet Theatre is going to make it into the houses this year.
Here is a list of rumored houses:
Puppet Theater: Captive Audience
This house is the first house that will bring the demented side of puppetry and theater into the spotlight. The house takes place in a turn-of-the-century San Francisco theater, where an earthquake traps an Eastern European puppet troupe and ballet company inside – where they go mad and start turning victims into puppets.
The Bride of Frankenstein Lives
First up, we see the Bride of Frankenstein Lives house returning. This was one of the houses that opened for guests in 2020 and were located near the Music Plaza Stage in Production Central.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
According to the map, the entrance to the Texas Chainsaw Massacre would be located in front at Race Through New York Starring Jimmy Fallon. It wouldn’t be HHN without the sounds of chainsaws filling the night.
Revenge of the Tooth Fairy
What happens when a child says no to the tooth fairy? Revenge of the Tooth Fairy is another house that opened in 2020 and returns again this year. The entrance is in the same location near the New York Public Library facade.
Welcome to Scarey: Horror in the Heartland
Towards the back of the park, between the Fear Factor Live U-Rest and Men in Black Alien Attack, we would potentially find another original house, Welcome to Scarey: Horror in the Heartland.
The Wicked Growth: Realm of the Pumpkin
At the very back of the park, next to Men in Black Alien Attack, we might find The Wicked Growth: Realm of the Pumpkin.
The Haunting of Hill House
You’ll find the entrance for the Haunting of Hill House located in the KidZone area of the park. This house is based on the Netflix series of the same name.
Creepshow
Last but not least, guests can find the entrance to a potential Creepshow house in the Hollywood area where the extended queue is in place for Shrek 4D.
Universal will continue to monitor the environment and implement enhanced health and safety procedures for its operation of Halloween Horror Nights this fall. Orlando Ticket Connection will share specific details closer to the event’s debut.