Goblin’s Feast is the Sleeper Hit of Halloween Horror Nights 33

It’s not just Halloween — it’s feast day in a goblin village. Guests who visit Goblin’s Feast at Halloween Horror Nights 33 in Universal Studios Florida might just be eaten alive.

House

Enter a goblin village, where a feast is being prepared for goblins, orcs, hobgoblins and witches. And you’re the main course.

Promotional image for Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights event Goblin's Feast, taking place on select nights from August 30 to November 3.

Backstory

People stand outside a fantasy-themed wooden house with a sign reading "Goblin's Feast." The area, bathed in ethereal light, is surrounded by barriers and elaborate lighting equipment.

Guests are invited to the annual Goblin’s Feast, but what they don’t know is that they’re on the menu. The feast celebrates the day goblins and other creatures defeated humans and elves. The story shared in the “Halloween Horror Nights: Echoes from the Fog” series follows the young goblin Doaug preparing for the feast. She visits the village witch and the burial forest where the bodies of fallen goblins are placed inside hollowed-out trees. She witnesses a royal hobgoblin messenger read a proclamation from King Pusnubber. Then she returns home, where she is allowed to take the first swing of the mallet on the skull of the roasted human her family will devour.

Review of Goblin’s Feast

Entrance to the "Goblin's Feast" attraction displaying a 5-minute wait time. A warning sign lists ride restrictions and rules. Attendees can be seen queuing and eagerly entering through the standby entrance to experience the Goblin's Feast.

This is a sleeper hit and might just be the best house of the year — if not one of the best Halloween Horror Nights houses ever. If you had told us in the middle of the house that we were in a sprung tent, we would not have believed you. There are multi-level, elevated sets. The sets and costumes are great.

Image of an aged building exterior with a tattered sign reading "Goblin's Feast" and a wooden plaque indicating "Elroy's Farmhouse." Overcast sky and foliage are visible in the background.

A “Goblin’s Feast” banner hangs on the façade, covering a “Human Slaughterhouse” sign. Once inside, the goblins drop the act pretty quickly and start trying to kill the humans. A fellow human is in a cell marked “catch of the day.” Across from a huge water wheel is a window into a house where a goblin family is saying grace over limbs.

A rustic building with worn walls and a gabled roof displays a sign reading "Goblin's Feast." The structure features a chimney and a goblin statue above the window, embodying the essence of its name.

The goblins have nicely done masks and some are jaw-dropping giant puppets. There is one enormous goblin hand. The goblins get bigger and taller as you move through the house, presumably because they are eating so many people. There are also creatures like orcs.

Our host for Behind the Screams: Unmasking the Horrors noted that a recurring theme for this year is our survival without defeating the evil. This is definitely the case here. Guests escape but the goblins live and are still clearly eating people.

Rating out of 7: 7

Location of Goblin’s Feast

Three electronic signs display a 5-minute wait time for attractions "Goblin's Forest" and "Eternal Blood" in a theme park. Nearby, people chatter excitedly, perhaps discussing the infamous Goblin's Feast as they walk past.

Goblin’s Feast is located in World Expo, next to Men In Black: Alien Attack. It’s at G on the map below.

People entering an outdoor event with signage and security personnel. The sign displays a "5 minute wait" notice. White tents and a partly cloudy sky are in the background, setting the stage for what looks like a Goblin's Feast awaits beyond.

It actually shares an entrance with Universal Monsters: Eternal Bloodlines.

Official map of Universal Studios Florida's amusement park with labeled attractions, pathways, and water features marked by colored letters and numbers. Key areas include green dots for attractions and red bars for pathways, perfect for navigating during Halloween Horror Nights.

More Goblin’s Feast at HHN 33

An empty themed booth resembling a stone fortress facade with some plants and two lanterns stands ready for Halloween Horror Nights. A sign reads "Pardon our dust." Nearby is a wooden cabinet with an umbrella and a chair.

A Goblin’s Feast-inspired food booth is located between Springfield, U.S.A., and the London waterfront. The menu includes Harissa BBQ Turkey Wing, Pumpkin Guts, Goblin Pie, and Ghoul Juice.

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