Are you ready for the most terrifying event of the year? Halloween Horror Nights 2024 is right around the corner, and Universal Orlando Resort has just announced all the details you need to know.
The event will run from August 30th to November 3rd, giving fans plenty of opportunities to experience the horrors and thrills of Halloween. But before you start planning your trip, let’s dive into all the tickets and tour options that have been revealed.
Halloween Horror Nights 2024 Ticket Options and Pricing
Single night tickets start at $82.99 but can go up to $106 for the opening weekend. The prices vary depending on the day of the week and demand for certain dates. The good news is that if you purchase a single night ticket, you’ll also receive 6 months of Peacock Premium, Universal’s streaming service.
For those who want to skip the lines and avoid long wait times, Express Passes are available starting at $129.99. However, be prepared to pay over $200 for a Saturday in October. It’s clear that Universal is trying to control crowds and make it worth it for those who choose to buy an Express Pass.
Tour Options for Halloween Horror Nights 2024
But for the ultimate Halloween Horror Nights experience, consider booking a RIP Tour. These tours come in two tiers – regular RIP Tour and private RIP Tour – with prices starting at $359.99. With a RIP Tour, you’ll have a tour guide, front-of-the line access to houses and rides, and even a private reception with appetizers and a cash bar.
Now, for the first time ever, Universal is offering an early “Unmasking the Horror” tour. This tour allows guests to explore three houses with lights on and even take photographs. The catch? It’s only available starting August 11th and will most likely not include any IP houses or only allow photography of a few select rooms.
This new addition to the tour options has raised some interesting questions, and we can’t wait to see how it plays out. Will there be no IP houses on this tour? Or will guests only be allowed to take photos of a few select rooms in IP houses? Either way, it’s an exciting opportunity for fans to get a sneak peek before the event even starts.
Aside from the tour options, Universal also revealed that there will be “unlimited access” to Express after your tour is over. This means that even if you’ve already used your Express Pass for the night, you’ll have another opportunity to skip the lines on rides.
Halloween Horror Nights 2024 Event Dates and Planning
Now that we’ve covered all the ticket and tour options, let’s talk about dates. As previously mentioned, Halloween Horror Nights 2024 will run from August 30th to November 3rd. The event will be spread out over several months, giving guests the flexibility to plan their visit around their schedule.
But keep in mind that opening weekend and Saturdays in October will be the most expensive, so if you’re on a budget, consider going on a Sunday or mid-week. And don’t forget to factor in the cost of Express Passes or RIP Tours into your budget as well.
Additional Experiences
It’s also worth noting that Universal has announced that there will be a “pre-tour reception” for RIP Tour guests with light appetizers and a cash bar. This will most likely take place in the Horror Makeup or Cafe La Bamba area, providing a place for guests to relax before continuing their tour.
And finally, for those who want a behind-the-scenes look at the houses, the “Unmasking the Horror” tours are a must-try experience. With prices starting at $99.99 for a three-house tour and $199.99 for a six-house tour, guests will get to see houses with lights on and take photographs – a rare opportunity that should not be missed.
So mark your calendars and start planning your trip to Halloween Horror Nights 2024 now. With so many ticket and tour options available, it’s the perfect time to start saving and budgeting for the ultimate horror experience. Will you be brave enough to face the horrors that await you at the Universal Orlando Resort?
Which ticket option are you most excited about for Halloween Horror Nights 2024? Would you consider splurging on an Express Pass to skip the lines and maximize your experience?
