If your childhood or teenage years were spent huddled in a dark basement rental room watching VHS tapes of ancient demons, chainsaw arms, and cabin-in-the-woods jump scares, Halloween Horror Nights just dropped the ultimate fall announcement for you.
Universal Studios has officially revealed the newest addition to its legendary Halloween Horror Nights lineup: an all-new haunted house based on Evil Dead Burn, the newly released sixth installment in the iconic Evil Dead franchise.
Beginning August 28 at Universal Orlando Resort and September 3 at Universal Studios Hollywood, horror fans can step directly into the gory, dark-humored universe that first turned Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell into cult icons back in the 1980s and '90s.
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Since the original indie classic debuted in 1981, the Evil Dead saga has held a legendary spot in horror history for its unique blend of extreme gore, dark slapstick humor, and the infamous Necronomicon (the Book of the Dead).
This year’s haunted house brings that nostalgic terror into the modern era, taking guests on a firsthand walkthrough of the new film's most bone-chilling scenes. The nightmare begins at the Price family’s secluded vacation cabin deep in the woods. As you navigate the winding, dim hallways, you’ll come face-to-face with parasitic Deadites lurking around every corner—before the evil forces try to claim you next.
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How to Lock In Your Tickets (and Early Access)
Along with the house announcement, Universal officially put all event tickets and multi-night passes on sale today for both coasts.
If you are planning to hit the Orlando event, the popular Frequent Fear Passes (including Rush of Fear, Frequent Fear, Frequent Fear Plus, and Ultimate Frequent Fear) are back, letting die-hard fans return to the park for multiple nights of scares throughout August, September, and October.
Orlando travelers can also add on the upgraded Scream Early ticket, which gets you into Universal Studios Florida starting at 2:00 p.m. so you can hit select haunted houses before the general evening crowds arrive. Over in Hollywood, fans can grab the Early Access Ticket to get a jumpstart on the lines starting at 5:30 p.m., alongside standard General Admission, Express, and R.I.P. Tour options.
Halloween Horror Nights runs on select nights from August 28 through November 1 in Orlando, and September 3 through November 1 in Hollywood. Exclusive limited-release Evil Dead Burn merchandise—including vintage-style graphic tees, hats, and collectible figures—is already live in the parks and drops online at shopUniversal.com starting July 22.
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