The Halloween season never feels complete until you’ve nearly soiled yourself while navigating through a haunted attraction, and thankfully Florida continues to distinguish itself with a slew of stellar fright destinations, none more buzzworthy than Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights (“HHN”). HHN has always tried to provide fans with an equal smattering of original haunted houses and houses designed around iconic film properties, including “Evil Dead,”“Cabin in the Woods,” or “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.” For its 31st iteration, I’m happy to report that it’s the original ideas and properties that truly stand out this year in Orlando.
The Halloween season never feels complete until you’ve nearly soiled yourself while navigating through a haunted attraction, and thankfully Florida continues to distinguish itself with a slew of stellar fright destinations, none more buzzworthy than Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights (“HHN”). HHN has always tried to provide fans with an equal smattering of original haunted houses and houses designed around iconic film properties, including “Evil Dead,”“Cabin in the Woods,” or “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.” For its 31st iteration, I’m happy to report that it’s the original ideas and properties that truly stand out this year in Orlando.