All the Halloween Horror Nights 33 Food & Drinks (With Reviews)

Halloween Horror Nights 33 has begun at Universal Studios Florida, and we’ve reviewed all the special food and drinks for the event.

A collage of food items includes a drink in a bulb-shaped container, ice cream, a hot dog, snacks, a milkshake, and a dessert resembling a person. Various colorful foods and drinks are visible, perfect for Halloween Horror Nights. A feast where you can eat & drink to your heart's content!

Lombard’s Fanta Bar

People standing and reading menus outside a restaurant at Universal Orlando Resort. The building has a detailed façade and an outdoor sitting area with a view of the theme park in the background, perfect for catching glimpses of Halloween Horror Nights while you Eat & Drink.
Image of a bar menu listing Specialty Beverages, Premium Cocktails, Canned drinks, Wine, and other Beverages. The menu is colorful with a mix of drink names and prices. A bartender is visible on the left. Perfect for holiday reviews or those planning their next visit to Halloween Horror Nights!

Beverages:

  • Ghoul Juice – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Surr3al Soda – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Surr3al Soda Mocktail – $8.50
  • 🆕 Sinist3r Spritz – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Black Cat’s Reprieve – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Black Cat’s Reprieve Mocktail – $8.50
  • Premium Cocktail – $20 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $16 for refill, or $16 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Cursed Cranberry Vodka Spritz – $14.25
  • Voodoo Brewing Co. Lacto-Kooler (5.5% ABV) – $13.50
  • Miller Lite (4.2% ABV) – $10.50
  • Nütrl (4.5% ABV) – $12.50
  • Modelo (4.4% ABV) – $11.50
  • Spellbound Cabernet Sauvignon (13.5% ABV) – $11
  • Noble Vines 446 Chardonnay (14.5% ABV) – $11

Ghoul Juice – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Myers’s dark rum, Bols cherry brandy, simple syrup, mango nectar, lime juice, Dale DeGroff’s Pimento Bitters and Peychaud’s Bitters

ghoul-juice
Photo from 2021

Ghoul Juice returns. We’re not sure if this is a good thing or not. It’s not terrible for a pre-mixed cocktail, but it’s never been very good either. Some people might see it as a Horror Nights tradition now, but we’re tired of it.

Mango is the predominant flavor here, so if you’re not a mango fan, definitely skip this.

Rating out of 7: 4

*NEW* Surr3al Soda – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Tito’s vodka, Fanta Orange, Sprite, and blue raspberry syrup

Three plastic cups filled with different colored beverages and ice cubes are placed on a white surface. Perfect for Halloween Horror Nights, the drinks are orange, green, and clear with a green tint.

This is a syrupy, sweet theme park cocktail. It has the benefit of not being pre-mixed, but it’s nothing worth your time.

Rating out of 7: 3

*NEW* Surr3al Soda Mocktail – $8.50

Fanta Orange, Sprite, and blue raspberry syrup

A plastic cup filled with a green iced beverage sits on a white table, next to another similar cup partially visible, ready for your refreshing pause while exploring Halloween Horror Nights.

Like the cocktail, it’s not bad, but it’s not interesting. There’s no reason to order this, especially at these prices, because it offers nothing special.

Rating out of 7: 3

*NEW* Sinist3r Spritz – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

New Amsterdam vodka, Aperol Aperitivo, Fanta Orange

Three plastic cups of beverages on a white surface at Halloween Horror Nights; one with a yellow drink, one with an orange drink, and one with a green drink. Eat & Drink and enjoy the spooky ambiance!

There’s no mocktail version of this because, without alcohol, this would just be Fanta Orange.

This is disgusting. You can’t even taste the Fanta Orange; it’s just Aperol. Don’t get this.

Rating out of 7: 1

*NEW* Black Cat’s Reprieve – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Bacardi Superior Rum, lime juice, watermelon syrup, simple syrup and Fanta Pineapple

Three plastic cups filled with different colored drinks, including a yellow, peach, and red beverage, topped with ice cubes. Perfect for refreshing your palate during Halloween Horror Nights, these vibrant concoctions are placed on a white surface.

This is a Tiki drink, and it works. We really enjoyed this. It’s light and refreshing. The pineapple is the primary flavor and the watermelon hits on the back end. For a Tiki drink, being carbonated is unusual, and we liked it.

Rating out of 7: 6

*NEW* Black Cat’s Reprieve Mocktail – $8.50

 Lime juice, watermelon syrup, simple syrup, and Fanta Pineapple

Two plastic cups filled with yellow-orange beverages, topped with ice, placed on a white surface outdoors at Halloween Horror Nights.

Again, you could probably make this on the Freestyle machine, but it’s still good.

Rating out of 7: 5

Location

Lombard’s Fanta Bar is located behind Lombard’s Seafood Grille in San Francisco. Find it at #1 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Transformers Fanta Bar

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A menu board with text on it, featuring reviews of the latest dishes from Eat & Drink, perfect for a night at Halloween Horror Nights.

Beverages:

  • Ghoul Juice – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Surr3al Soda – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Surr3al Soda Mocktail – $8.50
  • 🆕 Dead Meridian $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Dead Meridian Mocktail – $8.50
  • 🆕 Creepy Cola $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Creepy Cola Mocktail – $8.50
  • Premium Cocktail – $20 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $16 for refill, or $16 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Crooked Can Bloody Murder IPA (5.4% ABV) – $16 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $12.75 for refill, or $13 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Whole Hog Pumpkin Ale (7% ABV) – $16 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $12.75 for refill, or $13 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest (5.7% ABV) – $16 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $12.75 for refill, or $13 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Bud Light (4.2% ABV) – $14.25 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $11 for refill, or $11.25 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Cursed Cranberry Vodka Spritz – $14.25
  • Miller Lite (4.2% ABV) – $10.50
  • Nütrl (4.5% ABV) – $12.50
  • Modelo (4.4% ABV) – $11.50
  • Spellbound Cabernet Sauvignon (13.5% ABV) – $11
  • Noble Vines 446 Chardonnay (14.5% ABV) – $11

Ghoul Juice – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Myers’s dark rum, Bols cherry brandy, simple syrup, mango nectar, lime juice, Dale DeGroff’s Pimento Bitters and Peychaud’s Bitters

*NEW* Surr3al Soda – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Tito’s vodka, Fanta Orange, Sprite, and blue raspberry syrup

*NEW* Surr3al Soda Mocktail – $8.50

Fanta Orange, Sprite, and blue raspberry syrup

*NEW* Dead Meridian Cocktail – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Cuervo Tradicional Silver Tequila, chipotle pineapple syrup, basil essence, and Fanta Orange, garnished with a pineapple wedge

Two plastic cups filled with iced orange beverages sit on a white surface, perfect for your Halloween Horror Nights refreshments.

This is like 18 oz. of tequila and 2 oz. of Fanta Orange. It’s very strong, but very one-note.

Rating out of 7: 4

*NEW* Dead Meridian Mocktail – $8.50

Chipotle pineapple syrup, basil essence, and Fanta Orange, garnished with a pineapple wedge

A plastic cup filled with a bright orange beverage containing ice, placed on a light-colored surface, brings festive vibes perfect for Halloween Horror Nights, with parts of two other cups in view.

This is much better than the cocktail. Without the overpowering tequila, the basil and chipotle-pineapple can come through. It’s a very interesting mocktail.

Rating out of 7: 5

*NEW* Creepy Cola Cocktail – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Jack Daniels Old No. 7 whiskey, Coca-Cola Classic, black cherry purée, stone fruit syrup, and gummy creepy crawlers

Three plastic cups contain different colored beverages with ice: an orange drink, a dark green concoction with gummy worms, and a haunting purple potion. Perfect for those spooky Halloween Horror Nights, these vibrant drinks will delight anyone looking to eat & drink in style.

They ruined a perfectly good Jack and Coke. The black cherry puree does nothing but add bitterness, and the stone fruit syrup adds a sticky sweetness. There was one (1) gummy worm.

Rating out of 7: 4

*NEW* Creepy Cola Mocktail – $8.50

Coca-Cola Classic, black cherry purée, stone fruit syrup, and gummy creepy crawlers

A plastic cup filled with a fizzy red beverage garnished with gummy worm candies, reminiscent of the spooky treats served at Halloween Horror Nights, placed on a marble surface.

This is just Coke with black cherry syrup. It’s not great, and it’s not interesting. If you’re looking for “mocktails” that are just soda mixes, buy a Freestyle cup and have at it. This is a waste of your time in line and your money.

Rating out of 7: 3

Location

The Transformers Fanta Bar is located in the covered extended queue for Transformers: The Ride – 3D, facing Gramercy Park. Find it at #2 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Fanta’s Bridge Bar

Crowd at a nighttime event stands in line at a brightly-lit booth with a sign that reads "Wanta Haunt?" and "Fanta" under a tent, reminiscent of Halloween Horror Nights, where attendees eagerly eat & drink while sharing reviews.
Lit-up menu board displaying specialty beverages, premium cocktails, draft beer, canned drinks, and wine in an outdoor setting with two people behind a counter. Perfect spot to eat & drink while enjoying Halloween Horror Nights festivities.

Beverages:

  • Ghoul Juice – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Eye of Otis – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Eye of Otis Mocktail – $8.50
  • 🆕 Soured Sunshine – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Premium Cocktail – $20 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $16 for refill, or $16 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Cursed Cranberry Vodka Spritz – $14.25
  • Crooked Can Bloody Murder IPA (5.4% ABV) – $16 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $12.75 for refill, or $13 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Whole Hog Pumpkin Ale (7% ABV) – $16 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $12.75 for refill, or $13 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest (5.7% ABV) – $16 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $12.75 for refill, or $13 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Bud Light (4.2% ABV) – $14.25 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $11 for refill, or $11.25 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Voodoo Brewing Co. Lacto-Kooler (5.5% ABV) – $13.50
  • Miller Lite (4.2% ABV) – $10.50
  • Nütrl (4.5% ABV) – $12.50
  • Modelo (4.4% ABV) – $11.50
  • Spellbound Cabernet Sauvignon (13.5% ABV) – $11
  • Noble Vines 446 Chardonnay (14.5% ABV) – $11

Ghoul Juice – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Myers’s dark rum, Bols cherry brandy, simple syrup, mango nectar, lime juice, Dale DeGroff’s Pimento Bitters and Peychaud’s Bitters

*NEW* Eye of Otis – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

New Amsterdam gin, lemon juice, lychee syrup, prickly pear syrup, tonic, Sprite, topped with a lychee blueberry “eye”

A glowing blue drink in a themed cup sits on a red table, capturing the spooky essence of Halloween Horror Nights, with people sitting at the bar in the background.

The gin flavor isn’t overpowering, but it’s not very good. It’s bland, and the Sprite is a little flat.

Rating out of 7: 3

*NEW* Eye of Otis Mocktail – $8.50

 Lemon juice, lychee syrup, prickly pear syrup, tonic, Sprite, topped with a lychee blueberry “eye”

A clear plastic cup filled with a purple liquid and ice sits on a glossy red table, perfect for those wild nights at Halloween Horror Nights 33. An illuminated drink container with graphics is partially visible on the right side, inviting guests to eat and drink amidst the spooky festivities.

This was awful. It was disgusting. Don’t drink this.

Rating out of 7: 2

*NEW* Soured Sunshine – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Old Forester bourbon, lemon juice, simple syrup, and Fanta Orange, garnished with a lemon wedge

A plastic cup filled with an orange-colored beverage and lemon slices rests on a red table, perfect for a quick refreshment amidst the thrills of Halloween Horror Nights. A plate with food is partially visible in the background, inviting you to eat & drink as you explore the spine-chilling event.

This is a well-mixed bourbon cocktail. It’s refreshing, balanced, and drinkable.

Rating out of 7: 7

Location

The Fanta Bridge Bar is located on the bridge between the London Waterfront and Springfield U.S.A. Find it at #3 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Fanta’s Fear Factor Bar

A booth with "Wanna Haunt?" and "Fanta" signs is set up in a park area with brick pillars, white curtains, and colorful graphics including skulls and splashes of paint, reminiscent of Halloween Horror Nights.
Menu board outside displaying a variety of specialty beverages, premium cocktails, draft beer, wine, canned drinks, and more. Prices are listed next to each item. There is also a QR code for more information.

Beverages:

  • Ghoul Juice – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Sinist3r Spritz – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Fanta-Rita – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Premium Cocktail – $20 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $16 for refill, or $16 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Crooked Can Bloody Murder IPA (5.4% ABV) – $16 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $12.75 for refill, or $13 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Whole Hog Pumpkin Ale (7% ABV) – $16 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $12.75 for refill, or $13 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest (5.7% ABV) – $16 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $12.75 for refill, or $13 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Bud Light (4.2% ABV) – $14.25 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $11 for refill, or $11.25 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Cursed Cranberry Vodka Spritz – $14.25
  • Voodoo Brewing Co. Lacto-Kooler (5.5% ABV) – $13.50
  • Miller Lite (4.2% ABV) – $10.50
  • Nütrl (4.5% ABV) – $12.50
  • Modelo (4.4% ABV) – $11.50
  • Spellbound Cabernet Sauvignon (13.5% ABV) – $11
  • Noble Vines 446 Chardonnay (14.5% ABV) – $11

Ghoul Juice – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Myers’s dark rum, Bols cherry brandy, simple syrup, mango nectar, lime juice, Dale DeGroff’s Pimento Bitters and Peychaud’s Bitters

*NEW* Sinist3r Spritz – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

New Amsterdam vodka, Aperol Aperitivo, Fanta Orange

*NEW* Fanta-Rita – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Cuervo Tradicional Silver Tequila, lime juice, simple syrup, and Fanta Orange

A plastic cup filled with an orange beverage and ice sits on a red counter, ready for Halloween Horror Nights 33. A lemon slice is placed on top of the drink, making it the perfect festive refreshment.

This is a really good, easy, drink for walking around the event. It’s nice and basic, but it’s a solid margarita, and we liked the carbonation from the Fanta.

Rating out of 7: 6

Location

Fanta’s Fear Factor Bar is located in World Expo across from Nightmare Fuel (the former Fear Factor Amphitheater). Find it at #4 on the map at the bottom of this page.

The HHN Bar

Outdoor bar area with green metal framework and multiple bars, each manned by a bartender in blue shirts. The area has neon lights, plants, and a wet brick floor, suggesting recent rain. Perfect spot to eat & drink while soaking in the atmosphere; just like something out of Halloween Horror Nights!
A bartender stands beside a menu board displaying drink selections, including specialty cocktails, beverages, and wines. The board is at an outdoor bar with vibrant blue decorative elements in the background, offering a perfect spot to eat & drink during Halloween Horror Nights.

Beverages:

  • Ghoul Juice – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Murder-ita – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Quick to Die Margarita – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Premium Cocktail – $20 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $16 for refill, or $16 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Cursed Cranberry Vodka Spritz – $14.25
  • Voodoo Brewing Co. Lacto-Kooler (5.5% ABV) – $13.50
  • Miller Lite (4.2% ABV) – $10.50
  • Nütrl (4.5% ABV) – $12.50
  • Modelo (4.4% ABV) – $11.50
  • Spellbound Cabernet Sauvignon (13.5% ABV) – $11
  • Noble Vines 446 Chardonnay (14.5% ABV) – $11

Ghoul Juice – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Myers’s dark rum, Bols cherry brandy, simple syrup, mango nectar, lime juice, Dale DeGroff’s Pimento Bitters and Peychaud’s Bitters

*NEW* Murder-ita – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Cuervo Tradicional tequila, DeKuyper triple sec, lime juice, agave nectar, and a hint of salt

A plastic cup filled with iced lemonade is placed on a bright red surface, with part of another beverage visible on the side, perfect for guests to enjoy as they eat & drink while exploring Halloween Horror Nights.

This is just a margarita with a themed name. That’s not a bad thing, though. This is exactly what you’re looking for if you want a margarita. If it had a salt rim, it’d be great.

Rating out of 7: 5

*NEW* Quick to Die Margarita – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Cuervo Tradicional tequila, Cazadores Café, JF Haden’s Espresso liqueur, lime juice, and sugar

A plastic cup filled with an iced brown beverage is placed on a red surface, setting the perfect scene for Halloween Horror Nights.

We’re not the biggest fan of coffee cocktails and this didn’t change our minds. If you like your coffee with tequila, you might love this, but it wasn’t for us. It needed something creamy to round out the profile.

Rating out of 7: 3

Location

The HHN Bar is located in Battery Park. Find it at #5 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Twisted Taters

A colorful concession stand labeled "Twisted Tater," complete with adjacent menu signs showcasing full menus and prices, features an umbrella-covered counter in front. Set against a clear sky with trees and other structures in the background, this scene adds a festive touch to Halloween Horror Nights.
Menu board displaying items like "Twisted Tater" and various beverages with prices. The colorful board, themed for Halloween Horror Nights 33, features an eye-catching design and is situated outdoors against a green and red backdrop. Full menus with prices ensure a detailed view of all offerings.

Food:

  • Twisted Tater – $9.99

Beverages:

  • Cursed Cranberry Vodka Spritz – $14.25
  • Voodoo Brewing Co. Lacto-Kooler (5.5% ABV) – $13.50
  • Miller Lite (4.2% ABV) – $10.50
  • Nütrl (4.5% ABV) – $12.50
  • Modelo (4.4% ABV) – $11.50

Twisted Tater – $9.99

fried spiralized potato topped with choice of seasoning: Sour Cream & Chives, Garlic Parmesan, or Seasoning Salt

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Photo from 2021

Twisted Taters are a Halloween Horror Nights staple, and there’s a reason they come back year after year. They’re fried, greasy, salty, and easy to eat on the go. You can’t go wrong with the seasoning salt, which is the classic original. Your mileage may vary re: crispiness, but honestly, they’re good either way.

Rating out of 7: 7

Location

Twisted Taters is located at Gramercy Park in New York. Find it at #10 on the map at the bottom of this page.

A Quiet Place

Outdoor area with red wooden structures, a small stand with an umbrella showcasing full menus, potted plants, and a "One Way" street sign. The brick buildings and decor give a rustic feel perfect for relaxing after experiencing Halloween Horror Nights 33.
A person stands at an outdoor food counter with a menu board listing various food and drink options. The person is wearing a blue shirt and a black hat, standing behind two cash registers, ready to serve the crowd at Halloween Horror Nights.

Food:

  • 🆕 Abbott’s Farm Corn Chowder – $8.99
  • 🆕 Millbrook’s Baked Beans – $8.99
  • 🆕 Wooden Board Éclair – $6.99

Beverages:

  • 🆕 Raining Blood – $17.50 for Souvenir Lightbulb cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

*NEW* Abbott’s Farm Corn Chowder – $8.99

creamy stew with shrimp, corn, and vegetables

A bowl of creamy soup garnished with chopped green onions and paprika, containing visible chunks of vegetables and corn—perfect to eat & drink while reading reviews about Halloween Horror Nights 33.

This is mostly water. There were two shrimp, but they didn’t make a difference. It was warm water with a hint of corn.

Rating out of 7: 1

*NEW* Millbrook’s Baked Beans – $8.99

quietly cooked baked beans with mashed potatoes, cheddar cheese, and a cornbread muffin

A bowl of chili topped with shredded cheese, garnished with microgreens, and served with a piece of cornbread is perfect for fueling up before diving into Halloween Horror Nights.

It’s not terrible. Maybe if it wasn’t summer, we’d want this more. There’s nothing wrong with it, exactly; it’s just okay.

Rating out of 7: 3

*NEW* Wooden Board Éclair – $6.99

spicy dark chocolate pastry cream filled éclair dipped in chocolate ganache with a bloody chocolate plank

A chocolate eclair in a white tray, topped with a layer of chocolate, a small cherry, and a decorative metal nail—perfect for those spooky treats at Halloween Horror Nights 33.
A rectangular chocolate dessert with a glossy layer and a cherry-like topping, often highlighted in the reviews for Halloween Horror Nights 33, is served in a white cardboard container on a dark surface.

The pastry was nice and soft. The spicy dark chocolate filling was delicious and offered something unique. The presentation is nicely done as well.

Rating out of 7: 5

*NEW* Raining Blood – $17.50 for Souvenir Lightbulb cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Old Forester bourbon, broVo Spirits Lucky falernum, DeKruyper Créme de Cassis, blackberry syrup, lemon juice, and a hint of smoked sea salt

Hand holding a light bulb-shaped container filled with a red drink, with a black straw inserted. The background features a wooden wall and a window with red and white patterns, making it perfect for your Halloween Horror Nights reviews.

It’s strong. A good bourbon cocktail, even if we’d never had bourbon through a straw before. There’s a smoky hint to balance the fruit. The souvenir lightbulb cup is plastic with a reusable bendy straw.

Rating out of 7: 6

Location

A Quiet Place is located in Sting Alley, with the entrance facing the Universal Studios Florida lagoon. Find it at #6 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire #1

A booth themed with Ghostbusters imagery, featuring icicles and a green ghost, serves delightful beverages to guests in an outdoor setting with surrounding greenery and buildings under a clear blue sky. Perfect for those looking to add a touch of Halloween Horror Nights to their day.
A menu displayed on a wall features themed food and drink options like "Slimer's Korean Corndog," "Class-V Concoction," and "Gararak's Icy Breath." Prices are listed alongside, with green slime decorating the top of the frame, evoking the eerie vibe of Halloween Horror Nights.

Food:

  • 🆕 Slimer’s Korean Corndog – $11.99

Beverages:

  • 🆕 Class-V Concoction – $15
  • 🆕 Garraka’s Icy Breath – $8.50

*NEW* Slimer’s Korean Corndog – $11.99

Korean cheese dog with Fritos, coated with Cheetos powder, ghost pepper spice, sage derby cheese and mozzarella

A person holds a fried, skewered food item topped with various seasonings and bits in a cardboard tray, with a street, trash bins, and a green post visible in the background—perfect for an Eat & Drink review during Halloween Horror Nights.
Close-up of a person holding a breaded and fried food item on a stick, partially eaten, with pieces of crispy coating visible. A cardboard container with additional fried food is blurred in the background. Perfect for diners seeking festival eats at Halloween Horror Nights 33!

This is impossible to eat, since the skewer goes all the way through, but don’t worry. You don’t want to try. Seriously, don’t eat this. This is an abomination.

Rating out of 7: 1

*NEW* Class-V Concoction – $15

New Amsterdam vodka, St-Germaine Elderflower liqueur, kiwi syrup, honeydew melon syrup, lime juice, vanilla bean essence, and fluffed marshmallow topping

A hand holding a clear plastic cup filled with green liquid and topped with white whipped cream, perfect for enjoying while you eat and drink at Halloween Horror Nights.

This is okay. We’re not big elderflower drink fans, but this is drinkable. It’s refreshing. It’s not worth $15, though. There are some good cocktails this year — get those instead.

Rating out of 7: 4

*NEW* Garraka’s Icy Breath – $8.50

Honeydew syrup, lime juice, blue Curaçao, elderflower syrup, and fluffed marshmallow

A hand holds a plastic cup filled with blue liquid, ice cubes, and a white flower-shaped garnish—a perfect treat for Everything You Can Eat & Drink at Halloween Horror Nights.

For a non-alcoholic drink, we’re not sure who the audience is. It’s not sweet enough for a kid to want it and it’s not interesting enough for an adult to want it. It’s not very good, either.

Rating out of 7: 1

Location

Both Ghostbusters booths are located side by side on Park Avenue in New York, facing Gramercy Park. Find them at #7 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire #2 (Ivan’s)

Street-side deli and grocery named "Ivan's NYC Deli & Grocery," established in 1984, offering ice-cold beer, snacks, souvenirs, and an ATM. The building exterior has colorful signs and decorations. Highly praised in reviews for its wide selection of food and drink.
Menu board displaying two food items perfect for Halloween Horror Nights: "The Frozen Death Chill" for $11.99, a Korean corndog-dipped mini cheesecake with Bugles and glitter, and "Mini Stay-Puft S'more" for $6.99, a s'more with marshmallow man. Check out our full menus for more spine-chilling treats!

Food:

  • 🆕 The Frozen Death Chill – $11.99
  • 🆕 Mini Stay-Puft S’more – $6.99

*NEW* The Frozen Death Chill – $11.99

Korean corndog-dipped mint cheesecake with Bugles and glitter

A person holds a cardboard tray containing a skewered snack, covered in crispy corn chips, with a street scene and recycling bin in the background. Perfect for those reviews on local eats or while enjoying events like Halloween Horror Nights.
A close-up of a partially eaten corn dog topped with brown sauce and crunchy chips, revealing a bright blue filling inside the corn dog, placed on a brown paper tray—perfect for any adventurous eater at Halloween Horror Nights.

This straight-up tastes like toothpaste. We’re not sure what this is other than a mistake. It’s terrible.

Rating out of 7: 1

*NEW* Mini Stay-Puft S’more – $6.99

Mini Stay-Puft marshmallow man, chocolate bar, and graham cracker

A roasted marshmallow figure resembling a character lies on a chocolate and graham cracker base, creating a unique s'more, held in a brown paper container. This delightful treat is perfect for those enjoying the spooky ambiance of Halloween Horror Nights.

It’s simple, but it’s exactly what it should be. It’s a great s’more, it takes an adorable photo, and it’s shareable.

Rating out of 7: 7

Location

Both Ghostbusters booths are located side by side on Park Avenue in New York, facing Gramercy Park. Find them at #7 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Insidious: The Further

People are gathered outside an "Insidious" haunted house attraction at Halloween Horror Nights 33, with a staff member at a window. The theme park setting includes a roller coaster in the background, where visitors share their reviews and find spots to eat & drink.
Framed menu with sections for food and specialty beverages, including items like ‘The Red Door,’ ‘Eggs in The Further,’ ‘Key Pop,’ and ‘Beyond the Veil,’ displayed against a textured blue wall. Perfect for fans of Halloween Horror Nights seeking themed eats and drinks.

Food:

  • 🆕 Eggs in the Further – $11.99
  • 🆕 “Last Key” Pop – $6.99
  • 🆕 The Red Door – $9.49

Beverages:

  • 🆕 Veil of Shadows – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 🆕 Beyond the Veil – $8.50

*NEW* Eggs in the Further – $11.99

jalapeño brioche “egg in the hole” with shakshouka and feta cheese

Tray with a slice of bread topped with cheese, sauce, and herbs, a piece of bread roll, a red dessert with icing, and a pink beverage on the side. Perfect for satisfying your hunger during Halloween Horror Nights!

This is a pretty good shakshouka; it has a nice spice. We really liked this (even though some of us felt very strongly about shakshouka being a brunch food). It’s a decent serving for the price, too.

Rating out of 7: 6

*NEW* “Last Key” Pop – $6.99

red velvet cake pop with chocolate key

A red popsicle with a chocolate key decoration lies on a black plate. Next to it, there are some food items on a white sheet, perfect for Halloween Horror Nights.

The bottom of this is absolutely covered in sprinkles. Some of our group found this to be a plus, but regardless, there was something strange about this cake. It’s too dry for red velvet cake, and it’s missing something. Maybe if it had a filling or something to make it more interesting, it would have worked better.

Rating out of 7: 4

*NEW* The Red Door – $9.49

potato and onion-filled handpie

A red dessert shaped like a folded envelope on parchment paper, next to a red ice cream on a stick on a black plate, awaits eager festival-goers at Halloween Horror Nights 33.
A red rectangular pastry with a filling of peas, carrots, and other vegetables sits partially open on parchment paper; a plastic knife is nearby, perfect for an evening at Halloween Horror Nights.

This is advertised as potato and onion, but it’s more like a pot pie filling with peas and carrots. It tastes like split pea soup inside a pie crust. It’s not terrible, but it is bland and dry.

Rating out of 7: 3

*NEW* Veil of Shadows – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

White Claw black cherry vodka, DeKruyper Créme de Cassis, blackberry syrup, pineapple juice, sour mix, and a black licorice candy “veil”

A plastic cup filled with a pink and purple gradient iced drink sits on a table next to a partially visible white cup and a section of baked goods in paper wrappers—a perfect scene for an Eat & Drink review.

Neither of our drinks got the black licorice “veil.” It’s very much a White Claw drink, so if you’re not a fan, skip this. It’s a decent drink that goes down easy.

Rating out of 7: 5

*NEW* Beyond the Veil – $8.50

pineapple juice, citrus sour mix, blackberry syrup, and a black licorice candy “veil”

Two plastic cups filled with iced beverages sit on a brown table at Halloween Horror Nights. The drink on the left is light orange, while the drink on the right is red. A black plate and a napkin are partially visible, making this Eat & Drink setup perfect for fans eager to share their reviews.

This isn’t bad, but it’s weak. It’s basically just sour mixers and doesn’t have anything to offer as a mocktail.

Rating out of 7: 2

Location

Insidious: The Further is located at the Universal Music Plaza. Find it at #8 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Universal Monsters: Eternal Bloodlines

A small brick building labeled "Twilight Tavern" features a service window with menus posted on the wall. A person stands by an umbrella-covered area on the left, eagerly reading reviews of the eat & drink options available during Halloween Horror Nights.
A framed menu titled "Eats and Treats" lists various food items, specialty beverages, and drinks, including fish & chips, ice cream sandwiches, and soda options at the bottom. Perfect for those looking to eat & drink during Halloween Horror Nights.

Food:

  • 🆕 Into the Fog Fish ‘n Chips – $16.99
  • 🆕 Forbidden Falafel – $10.99
  • 🆕 The Bride’s Cake – $6.99

Beverages:

  • 🆕 Sarcophagus Spiced Cider – $$17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Cursed Cranberry Vodka Spritz – $14.25
  • Voodoo Brewing Co. Lacto-Kooler (5.5% ABV) – $13.50
  • Miller Lite (4.2% ABV) – $10.50
  • Nütrl (4.5% ABV) – $12.50
  • Modelo (4.4% ABV) – $11.50

*NEW* Into the Fog Fish ‘n Chips – $16.99

crispy beer battered cod nuggets, malt vinegar aioli, and pub fries

A hand holds a tray of battered fried fish, thick-cut fries, a lemon wedge, and a small container of sauce—a perfect meal to eat and drink at Halloween Horror Nights.

The fries are amazing. We loved them. The fish is fishier than we prefer, but it’s not bad, and they’re definitely made better by the aioli. Everything was served hot and fresh, and it’s a hearty serving.

Rating out of 7: 5

*NEW* Forbidden Falafel – $10.99

crispy falafel with tomato cucumber salad and tzatziki, inside a warm pita

A hand holding a cardboard container with a falafel pita wrap filled with falafel balls, lettuce, tomatoes, and drizzled with a creamy sauce, against an outdoor urban backdrop. Perfect for those nights when you're exploring the city or need something savory before heading to Halloween Horror Nights.

This falafel should be forbidden. Yikes. It’s the chalkiest, driest falafel we’ve ever had. The pita is bland. The vegetables were good, but they couldn’t save this dish.

Rating out of 7: 1

*NEW* The Bride’s Cake – $6.99

Chocolate-coated three-tier vanilla cake with raspberry jam

A close-up of a dark, tiered mini cake with white frosting, presented on a black plate. A hand is holding the plate against an outdoor background, perfect for those food and drink reviews.
A piece of green cake with black icing and a white frosting dollop on a black plate, partially eaten with a black plastic fork resting beside it—a perfect treat for Halloween Horror Nights.

The presentation doesn’t really work. Why is it green inside? The Bride isn’t green, and the “hair” shaped cake looks like she joined DEVO. There was the tiniest sliver of raspberry jam, and it did nothing to moisten the dry cake. It wasn’t terrible, but it tasted like maybe it was good a couple of days ago and then left in the fridge.

Rating out of 7: 4

*NEW* Sarcophagus Spiced Cider – $$17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Cuervo Tradicional Blanco tequila, New Amsterdam vodka, Liquid Alchemist Tamarindo syrup, lime, and orange juices

A hand holds a beverage in a tall glass featuring artwork for Halloween Horror Nights 2024, with an urban street and queue barriers in the background, inviting guests to eat & drink amidst the spooky festivities.

While it doesn’t look appealing (it’d be more appropriate in a styrofoam cup), it’s a good Halloween drink. It’s interesting and different for Horror Nights. It’s not sweet or sticky, and it has a little earthiness.

Rating out of 7: 4

Location

Universal Monsters: Eternal Bloodlines is located at Gramercy Park in New York. Find it at #9 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Slaughter Sinema 2 (The Carey Drive-In)

Bright multi-colored tents line a food court area on a cloudy day. People wait under the tents, consulting menu boards that display enticing eat & drink options. Palm trees sway gently in the background, adding a touch of serenity amidst the festive atmosphere.
People standing under tented stalls on a rainy day at an outdoor market or event, surrounded by palm trees and wet pavement, ponder their next stop to eat & drink while sharing reviews of Halloween Horror Nights.
The menu board at the counter showcases food options including hot dogs and tacos, with two staff members visible in the background. Perfect for a quick bite while enjoying Halloween Horror Nights!
Menu for "Slaughter Sinema 2" featuring specialty cocktails and beverages. Highlighted drink: "Shirley Black," with additional options for mixed cocktails and a selection of other drinks, including sodas and beers. Perfect for indulging in food and drink during Halloween Horror Nights.

Food:

  • 🆕 Summer Camp Dog – $10.49
  • 🆕 Ropa Vieja Walking Taco – $13.99
  • 🆕 Vegan Walking Taco – $13.99
  • 🆕 Rocks From Hell – $7.49
  • 🆕 Sinema Popcorn – $6.99

Beverages:

  • 🆕 Shirley Black – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Cursed Cranberry Vodka Spritz – $14.25
  • Voodoo Brewing Co. Lacto-Kooler (5.5% ABV) – $13.50
  • Miller Lite (4.2% ABV) – $10.50
  • Nütrl (4.5% ABV) – $12.50
  • Modelo (4.4% ABV) – $11.50
  • Spellbound Cabernet Sauvignon (13.5% ABV) – $11
  • Noble Vines 446 Chardonnay (14.5% ABV) – $11

*NEW* Summer Camp Dog – $10.49

Deep fried all beef Nathan’s hot dog topped with Tostitos nacho cheese, baked beans, pepper relish, and Doritos crumble

A hot dog in a bun topped with melted cheese, pinto beans, and chopped red peppers on a red table with a bag of chips partially visible in the background is perfect for satisfying your cravings during Halloween Horror Nights.

This looks disgusting, but it’s actually good. The hot dog is cooked well and split down the middle for topping distribution. The crunch and spice of the relish complement the other toppings. On paper, it sounds like it shouldn’t work, but it really does.

Rating out of 7: 6

*NEW* Ropa Vieja Walking Taco – $13.99

Doritos, ropa vieja, salsa roja, lettuce, sour cream, and Monterey jack cheese

A person holding two open snack chip bags filled with taco ingredients: one with Doritos and the other with Fritos. Both bags are labeled "The Walking Taco"—a favorite at Halloween Horror Nights, garnering rave reviews for its convenient and delicious eat & drink experience.
Two open bags of Doritos filled with assorted toppings including ground meat, shredded lettuce, shredded cheese, and sour cream resemble a portable taco or walking taco, making it the perfect eat & drink treat for any occasion.

There’s a nice portion of meat here, and it’s juicy and flavorful. It wasn’t left to sit, so the Doritos are still crunchy. This is a great item to grab on your way into line. It’s basic but hearty and tasty.

Rating out of 7: 5

*NEW* Vegan Walking Taco – $13.99

Fritos, vegan chili, vegan sour cream, lettuce, diablo sauce, and vegan cheddar cheese

A bag of chips is cut open and filled with toppings, including shredded cheese, sour cream, and diced vegetables—perfect for a quick bite at Halloween Horror Nights.

The Vegan Walking Taco looks disgusting, but we liked it better than the Ropa Vieja Walking Taco. These are legitimately spicy with a strong flavor. The texture profile is robust.

Rating out of 7: 7

*NEW* Rocks From Hell – $7.49

crispy jalapeño and cheddar cheese stuffed lumps of coal

Six blackened hush puppies in a brown cardboard food tray on a red table next to a partially visible hot dog with toppings are ready for you to eat & drink. Perfect for snacking while checking out reviews from Halloween Horror Nights 33.
A close-up of a hand holding a black dumpling with bright orange filling, perfect for Halloween Horror Nights. The dumpling is partly bitten to reveal the vibrant interior. Black chopsticks rest in the background on a red surface, making for an ideal subject in reviews of festival foods.

These are kind of basic, but if you’re looking for fried cheese, here it is. The spice isn’t very strong.

Rating out of 7: 4

*NEW* Sinema Popcorn – $6.99

Flamin’ Hot Cheetos flavored popcorn

A tub of popcorn in a colorful Universal-themed cup and an open bag of snacks sit on a red table, perfect for fueling up during Halloween Horror Nights.
A colorful paper cup filled with popcorn sits on a red table next to an unopened snack bag, creating the perfect setting for Halloween Horror Nights snacks.

This is what it is. It needs more seasoning. Last year’s popcorn from the Chucky booth was a lot better.

Rating out of 7: 3

*NEW* Shirley Black – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Cathead Vodka Raspberry, Rothman & Winter Orchard Cherry liqueur, tart cherry syrup, lemon juice, blueberry popping boba, and Sprite

A glass of dark bubble tea with tapioca pearls on top, placed next to an open bag of yellow Lay's chips on a red table. Perfect for a quick snack as you get ready for Halloween Horror Nights 33!

This was the best cocktail we had at the event. The blueberry popping pearls are a nice touch. Shockingly, this was a pre-mixed drink from a jug. The alcohol is masked and everything is well-balanced.

Rating out of 7: 7

Location

Slaughter Sinema 2 (The Carey Drive-In) is located in the covered area in front of the Animal Actors Amphitheater in Expo Circle. Find it at #12 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Monstruos: The Monsters of Latin America

A corner shop with a sign "El Mercado de los Monstruos," featuring a small open counter, decorative hanging meats, and a framed picture on the left wall. The surrounding area is paved with stone tiles, perfect for fans of Halloween Horror Nights 33 seeking spooky souvenirs or full menus themed to delight.
A menu board displaying food and drink options for Halloween Horror Nights 33. The food section features dishes like "Heart 'Beet' Tostada" and "Pork Carnitas," while beverages include specialty drinks like "Depredadora." Full menus and prices are available upon request at the event.

Food:

  • 🆕 Heart “Beet” Tostada – $7.49
  • 🆕 Spinal Column Pinchos – $10.99
  • 🆕 Pork Carniceria – $8.99
  • 🆕 Chocolate Tres Leches – $5.99

Beverages:

  • 🆕 Depredadora – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Cursed Cranberry Vodka Spritz – $14.25
  • Voodoo Brewing Co. Lacto-Kooler (5.5% ABV) – $13.50
  • Miller Lite (4.2% ABV) – $10.50
  • Nütrl (4.5% ABV) – $12.50
  • Modelo (4.4% ABV) – $11.50
  • Spellbound Cabernet Sauvignon (13.5% ABV) – $11
  • Noble Vines 446 Chardonnay (14.5% ABV) – $11

*NEW* Heart “Beet” Tostada – $7.49

red beet tartare with hummus, vegan feta, and watercress on a crispy tortilla

A tostada with a topping of diced vegetables coated in a pink sauce, garnished with white cheese and green herbs, served on a black plate—a must-try for those who love to eat & drink and savor unique flavors!

The vegan feta works well with the nice and fresh beets. Even the beet-hater in our group enjoyed this. The hummus and the feta are good complements to the beets.

Rating out of 7: 5

*NEW* Spinal Column Pinchos – $10.99

grilled chicken tenders with red chimichurri

A grilled meat skewer topped with a green herb sauce, served on a rectangular white plate, perfect for those looking to eat and drink while reading reviews or planning their next visit to Halloween Horror Nights.

The chimichurri appears to be “red” because it has pepper in it. The chicken by itself is bland. As far as “healthy” options at the event, it’s not a bad choice.

Rating out of 7: 4

*NEW* Pork Carniceria – $8.99

slow roasted mojo pork, mole sauce, tortilla

A paper bowl containing shredded meat, a tortilla, and refried beans, garnished with cotija cheese, sits on a red surface next to a plastic cup of iced yellow beverage—perfect for those looking to eat and drink while enjoying Halloween Horror Nights.

This is good. The mole is very chocolatey, and the pork is nice and tender. It’s a good grab-and-go dish.

Rating out of 7: 5

*NEW* Chocolate Tres Leches – $5.99

Milk-soaked chocolate cake with whipped topping and canela

A small black bowl contains a dessert topped with dollops of whipped cream and a sprinkle of ground cinnamon, perfect for food and drink reviews. A portion of another dish can be seen partially in the background.

This was a great, simple dessert. Chocolate and cinnamon are a winning combination, and it’s nice and moist as a tres leches cake should be.

Rating out of 7: 5

*NEW* Depredadora – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Misguided Spirits Silver rum, Cappelletti ‘Mazzura’ Aperitivo, mango syrup, pineapple, and lime juices, Disco Inferno bitters, and pomegranate seeds

A clear plastic cup filled with a light-yellow beverage containing ice sits on a red surface next to a partially visible plate with food, perfect for those looking to eat and drink while enjoying Halloween Horror Nights.

This is a very spicy drink, with the bitterness heaviest on the back. It’s like a Tiki drink with a strong kick. If you like jalapeño margaritas, you’ll probably enjoy this.

Rating out of 7: 6

Location

El Mercado de los Monstruos: The Monsters of Latin America is located at the bar window for Cafe La Bamba in Hollywood. Find it at #11 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Major Sweets Candy Factory

People wait in line at a streetcar-themed snack stand with a red and yellow exterior. The menu is visible on the right, and the stand, which received rave reviews, is located in front of a white building with Victorian architecture. Perfect for those looking to eat and drink during Halloween Horror Nights 33.
A bright orange menu board features various colorful beverage and snack options, including themed items like "Poison Apple" and "Cyclops Cakes," perfect for Halloween Horror Nights. A hand is visible, interacting with the sensory feast where you can eat and drink ghoulish delights.

Food:

  • 🆕 Poison Apple – $6.49
  • African Lentil and Potato Sambusa Coffin – $8.99
  • 🆕 Cyclops Cup – $5.49

Beverages:

  • 🆕 Sour Cherry Lemonade Boba – $12.25

*NEW* Poison Apple – $6.49

caramel mousse with an apple filling and streusel cake

A candy apple with a wooden stick and two gummy worms rests on a black plate, placed on an outdoor table near the waterfront, perfect for those seeking spooky treats at Halloween Horror Nights.
A partially eaten cake pop shaped like a red apple is on a black plate with gummy worms and chocolate crumbs, reminiscent of a treat from Halloween Horror Nights 33. Colorful drinks are in the background on a gray table, completing this intriguing scene.

This was incredible. The presentation is adorable. We loved it. It’s light, fluffy, creamy, and the Oreo crumbles add a great texture.

Rating out of 7: 6

African Lentil and Potato Sambusa Coffin – $8.99

African spiced lentils and potatoes entombed in a vegan pie dough

Vegan Hand Pie
coffin sambusa hhn

These are a returning treat that we just love. The vegan pastry is firm and complements the well-spiced, plentiful filling.

Rating out of 7: 7

*NEW* Cyclops Cup – $5.49

frozen peanut butter cup with candy eyeball

A small, round, chocolate-covered dessert with a chocolate disk on top, placed on a decorative black plate on an outdoor table. A fence and water are visible in the background, making it an ideal treat to enjoy while reading reviews about Halloween Horror Nights.
A partially eaten slice of chocolate-covered cheesecake on a black plastic plate, with some cream smeared on the plate—a tempting treat perfect for indulging in after a night of thrills at Halloween Horror Nights.

It’s hard to cut and messy to eat, but it’s worth it. The filling is like a fluffy ice cream inside a dark chocolate shell. This is delicious.

Rating out of 7: 7

*NEW* Sour Cherry Lemonade Boba – $12.25

popping lychee boba with sour cherry, twisted gummies, sprinkles, topped with whipped topping and Sprite

A pink iced drink topped with whipped cream and rainbow sprinkles in a clear plastic cup with a black straw, placed on a white table near an outdoor area with a pool and buildings in the background, perfect for refreshing breaks between Halloween Horror Nights adventures.

It’s light and refreshing. A little on the overly sweet side, but it’s shareable. It offers something interesting and good for a non-alcoholic beverage.

Rating out of 7: 6

Location

Major Sweets Candy Factory is located at the Street Car Kiosk in San Francisco. Find it at #13 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Goblin’s Feast

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 standing menu board outside lists Halloween-themed food and drinks, including Harissa BBQ Turkey Wing, Pumpkin Guts, Goblin Pie, and Ghoul Juice. Full Menus and prices are displayed alongside a QR code for Halloween Horror Nights 33.

Food:

  • 🆕 Harissa BBQ Turkey Wing – $6.99
  • 🆕 Pumpkin Guts – $10.49
  • 🆕 Goblin Pie – $5.99

Beverages:

  • Ghoul Juice – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve
  • Cursed Cranberry Vodka Spritz – $14.25
  • Voodoo Brewing Co. Lacto-Kooler (5.5% ABV) – $13.50
  • Miller Lite (4.2% ABV) – $10.50
  • Nütrl (4.5% ABV) – $12.50
  • Modelo (4.4% ABV) – $11.50

*NEW* Harissa BBQ Turkey Wing – $6.99

crispy turkey wing coated with a spicy harissa BBQ sauce

Cooked and roasted piece of meat with a caramelized exterior placed on a black plate, perfect for indulging during Halloween Horror Nights.

It’s got a good amount of smoky spice, but it’s difficult to eat. The bone is huge, and the meat is hard to get to. It’s definitely not something you can walk and eat.

Rating out of 7: 5

*NEW* Pumpkin Guts – $10.49

butternut squash and zucchini noodles with pumpkin seeds and vegan butter inside an acorn squash

A cardboard container holds a serving of mixed vegetables, including spiralized zucchini and yellow bell pepper, garnished with chopped herbs. Perfect for savoring during Halloween Horror Nights, this fresh medley adds a healthy touch to your spooky festivities.

This is an updated version of the Pumpkin Guts dish from HHN 30’s Wicked Growth food booth. This isn’t bad, but it’s super oily. We wouldn’t have it again.

Rating out of 7: 3

*NEW* Goblin Pie – $5.99

baked mini apple pie with cinnamon sugar and a bloody raspberry jam

A fried pastry in a cardboard tray with red sauce drizzled on top in zigzag patterns, perfect for indulging during Halloween Horror Nights.

This is what it says on the label. The filling is a little bland. It’s very basic.

Rating out of 7: 3

Ghoul Juice – $17.50 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $13.50 for refill, or $13.50 for 12 oz. single serve

Myers’s dark rum, Bols cherry brandy, simple syrup, mango nectar, lime juice, Dale DeGroff’s Pimento Bitters and Peychaud’s Bitters

Location

Goblin’s Feast is located on the bridge between the London Waterfront and Springfield, U.S.A. Find it at #14 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Triplets of Terror

Food trucks parked outdoors surrounded by plants and a nearby train engine under a clear sky, featuring special Halloween Horror Nights menus perfect for the spooky season.
A pink menu board titled "Birthday Party" displays full menus with options for eats, treats, specialty draft beer, and drinks in a theme park setting with people and a train in the background.

Food:

  • 🆕 Say “Cheese” Burger – $9.99
  • 🆕 Bloody Goody Bag – $9.99
  • 🆕 Slashed Siblings Sweet Sampler – $8.49

Beverages:

  • 3 Daughters Brewing Flight (6 oz. serving of each of the following) – $13
  • 3 Daughters Brewing A Wake Coffee Blonde – $15.25 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $12 for refill, or $12.25 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 3 Daughters Brewing Florida Orange IPA – $15.25 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $12 for refill, or $12.25 for 12 oz. single serve
  • 3 Daughters Brewing Rod Bender Amber Ale – $15.25 for 20 oz. souvenir cup, $12 for refill, or $12.25 for 12 oz. single serve

*NEW* Say “Cheese” Burger – $9.99

all beef patty on a cheese bun with American cheese, white cheddar, lettuce, tomato, red onion and dill pickle aioli

A cheeseburger with a "Happy Birthday" topper on a black plate, placed on a red table, is perfect for celebrating amidst the thrill of Halloween Horror Nights 33. Surely, it's an eat & drink experience worth capturing in anyone's reviews!

This is better than a lot of theme park fast food burgers, and the dill aioli is a nice touch. It’s a nice grab-and-go savory dish.

Rating out of 7: 5

*NEW* Bloody Goody Bag – $9.99

crispy chicken chunks with fries, pepper onion mix, and a bloody good sauce

A paper tray containing fried chicken pieces, crinkle-cut fries, and sautéed vegetables such as bell peppers and onions sits on a red surface, perfect for enjoying while reading food and drink reviews.

The sauce was “bloody good,” but there wasn’t enough of it. Regardless, this was delicious. This and the burger are more along the lines of what we want from HHN. Something delicious and easy to eat in line.

Rating out of 7: 5

*NEW* Slashed Siblings Sweet Sampler – $8.49

bubblegum mousse ballon, funfetti cupcake, and a chocolate cheesecake cone trio

Three desserts are on a white tray: a pink balloon-shaped mochi, a small cake with frosting and sprinkles, and a black ice cream scoop with a waffle cone. Perfect for an "Eat & Drink" session while reading reviews or planning your visit to Halloween Horror Nights 33.

We often say things aren’t “life changing,” but the bubblegum mousse balloon might have been. It tastes exactly like Bazooka, and the flavor is bright and balanced. The texture is great. It’s phenomenal.

The funfetti cupcake is basic but done well. It’s moist, the frosting is rich, and it offers something simpler.

The chocolate cheesecake cone is also done very well. It’s very rich, with dark chocolate on the outside and a nice bite from the cheesecake.

The presentation is great and all three are tasty.

Rating out of 7: 7

Location

Triplets of Terror is located in Expo Circle near the Animal Actors Amphitheater. Find it at #15 on the map at the bottom of this page.

57 Scare

People standing and placing orders at the "57 Fare" food kiosk during Halloween Horror Nights. Illuminated menu boards shine brightly in the dimly lit area, where visitors eagerly await their chance to eat and drink.
A menu board titled "57 Scare" featuring items like Pepperoni Pizza Skulls, New York Sized Homemade Pizza Slices, Fresh Fruit Bowls, various snacks, and beverages with prices listed—perfect for those looking to eat & drink during Halloween Horror Nights.

Food:

  • Pepperoni Pizza Skulls – $9.99

Pepperoni Pizza Skulls – $9.99

pepperoni and cheese stuffed pizza skull

A piece of baked bread shaped like a skull is placed in a white paper holder on a dark surface, perfect for savoring during Halloween Horror Nights 33.

These used to be served in a bowl of marinara, but it was unnecessary and made it a messy meal. We like that you can eat this on the go now. The pizza crust shell is good, and it’s stuffed full of mozzarella, marinara, and plenty of pepperoni. This is an easy win.

Rating out of 7: 7

Location

57 Scare is located at Gramercy Park in New York. Find it at #16 on the map at the bottom of this page.

Video Review

Watch our full video review of the 60+ new food and beverage items at Halloween Horror Nights 33 below.

Map

Vintage-style map of a theme park with highlighted attractions marked by red stars and pathways. Various buildings, paths, and landmarks are shown, with labeled points of interest in green and other colors. Special sections for Halloween Horror Nights feature spooky attractions, food, and drink options.

Key

  1. Lombard’s Fanta Bar
  2. Transformers Fanta Bar
  3. Fanta’s Bridge Bar
  4. Fanta’s Fear Factor Bar
  5. The HHN Bar
  6. A Quiet Place
  7. Ghostbusters (Both Booths)
  8. Insidious: The Further
  9. Universal Monsters: Eternal Bloodlines
  10. Twisted Taters
  11. El Mercado de los Monstruos: the Monsters of Latin America
  12. Slaughter Sinema 2: The Carey Drive-In
  13. Major Sweets Candy Factory at the Street Car Kiosk
  14. Goblin’s Feast
  15. Triplets of Terror
  16. 57 Scare
  17. Major Sweets Candy Factory at the San Francisco Candy Factory
  18. Tribute Store

Halloween Horror Nights 33 runs on select days from August 30 – November 3 at Universal Studios Florida. It requires a separate ticket, which can be purchased in advance on the official Universal Orlando Resort website.

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