Halloween Horror Nights 33 Food Booths, Gators, and More Installed at Universal Studios Florida

Food booths, props, sets, and more have been installed throughout Universal Studios Florida for Halloween Horror Nights 33.

HHN 33 Entrance & ‘Duality of Fear’ Scare Zone

A busy theme park entrance with crowds of people, palm trees, and colorful buildings on either side. An overhead truss system with lights is visible in the foreground.

The entrance archway is right behind the Universal Studios Florida gates, between the two entry pavilions. Three speakers hang from the archway, which currently has no decorations.

A city street with palm trees on either side, multiple colorful buildings, and people walking. Overhead is a metal truss structure with lights.

Beyond the archway is a set of scaffolding over the road for the Duality of Fear scare zone. Guests will enter Duality of Fear as soon as they enter HHN. In this scare zone, guests “must choose a path: the visceral horror of SINIST3R or the unearthly terror of SURR3AL.”

People walk along a palm tree-lined street with a stage and lighting rig set up in the background. The sky is partly cloudy.

The structure has several lights pointing towards the road. A couple of speakers are in the corners. There are railings around the top, likely for SINIST3R and SURR3AL to walk across and interact with guests below.

People walk along a palm tree-lined street under a large metal stage rigging with lights. There are various buildings in the background, including a theater with billboards.

A column of scaffolding on one side is wrapped in black scrims.

‘Swamp of the Undead’ Scare Zone

Decorative display with an old boat covered in netting, vegetation, and various props near palm trees and a pathway creates an immersive scare zone.

More set dressing fills out the space for Swamp of the Undead. This scare zone is in the Central Park area of Universal Studios Florida. There are boats with fishing gear stuck between craggy rocks.

A weathered area with foliage, a "KEEP OUT" sign, old barrels, wooden crates, and netting forms a chilling scare zone set against a backdrop of trees and buildings.

A “Keep Out” sign is atop a barrel. Nets and planks of wood cover the fence.

A man stands on the right side of the image near a rustic, decorative wooden fence adorned with foliage and two blue ceramic planters. Trees and a tall metal structure loom in the background, creating an eerie scare zone-like atmosphere.

New blue barrels appear to be floating in the water around a sunken fishing boat. A folding chair is atop a nearby dock.

A scenic setup with a wooden chair, a wicker basket with foliage, and a lifelike owl statue, all placed on a wooden platform. In the background of this scare zone, there is industrial signage and greenery.

Next to the folding chair is a basket. An owl sculpture is on a post of the raised dock.

A person stands on a paved pathway near a wooden fence decorated with natural foliage and old tires, observing an outdoor installation in what appears to be a scare zone under a clear sky. Buildings are visible in the background.

There are rubber tires attached to the dock and ferns surrounding it.

Barrels and drums are positioned around a roped-off, covered pole on a sunlit sidewalk, creating an eerie scare zone surrounded by tropical plants and trees.

The bottom of a scaffolding tower has been wrapped in twine. Lights are partially hidden among plants and behind barrels.

A cluster of potted palm plants arranged in black plastic containers, with trees and outdoor lighting fixtures in the background, creates an eerie ambiance reminiscent of a scare zone.

An airboat, which one might use to navigate a swamp, is behind several potted plants. These plants aren’t permanent but are just blocking the airboat while construction continues.

A group of potted palm plants placed on a paved outdoor area creates an unexpectedly serene scare zone, with trees and street lamps in the background.

We can see the airboat’s giant fan, partially covered by a net.

A man carries a child while walking past a cluttered outdoor setup with various barrels, wooden structures, and foliage. Trees and plants surround the scare zone, adding to its eerie atmosphere.

Many of the props are purposefully weathered and stained. Plants appear to be growing around them, swallowing them into the swamp.

A treehouse with a wooden staircase is situated in a lush, tropical garden, surrounded by palm trees and various foliage. The ambiance resembles a tranquil retreat more than a scare zone. An adjacent house is partially visible in the background.

A dilapidated treehouse is behind the fence. Tattered fabric hangs inside the house.

A rustic scare zone scene features a treehouse, weathered barrels, metal containers, and plants. The ground has a manhole cover and wooden platform with tires. A stucco building forms the backdrop.

A makeshift raft made of tires and sticks is on the ground.

A pile of weathered crates, barrels, and wood beams is surrounded by various plants and greenery. A sign in the foreground reads "Pardon our dust Halloween Horror Nights scare zone.

A-frame signs tell guests that the set-up is for Halloween Horror Nights.

A small wooden structure covered with camouflage netting and surrounded by vegetation and various props sits in an outdoor scare zone. Trees and a section of a fence are visible in the background.

The most notable additions to this area are some alligator figures. They’re currently covered in camouflage sheets, but we could see their tails.

A camouflaged scare zone with netting and wood planks surrounding an animatronic dinosaur's tail and head among trees and greenery.

Though the gators are currently static, it is possible they could move slightly during Halloween Horror Nights.

An alligator is partially covered by a green camouflage tarp, lying on a wooden platform in what feels like a natural scare zone surrounded by tall grass.

The Swamp of the Undead description reads:

In backwaters Louisiana, you unwittingly wander onto private property, where you’re swamped by zombies borne from the bodies of other trespassers who were killed and dumped in a nearby bog.

‘Nightmare Fuel: Nocturnal Circus’ Stage

A large stage with lighting and sound equipment is under a metal roof structure. Trees and a railing create a natural barrier in the foreground, framing what looks like an eerie scare zone, with a street lamp casting spooky shadows in front.

We could see tattered curtains at the Fear Factor stage, which will house “Nightmare Fuel: Nocturnal Circus.” At this year’s show, “Step right up to a dark circus, a new nightmare that carries with it a sinister curse. It’s a thrilling spectacle of pyro and aerialists.”

Image of a covered outdoor stage with lighting equipment and a dark-colored backdrop, partially obscured by trees and metal structures, giving it the eerie feel of a scare zone.

The fabric hanging over the stage features stripes, diamond patterns, and polka dots — inspired by classic circus tents. They look burnt and torn.

Two large, black speakers are set up outside a building entrance surrounded by greenery, transforming the area into an impromptu scare zone.

Two scaffolding towers stand outside the theater.

‘Enter the Blumhouse’ Scare Zone

A group of people walk through a theme park area with buildings, a large "BH" structure, and a vendor booth on a sunny day with a partly cloudy sky. In the distance, the thrill of the scare zone adds an edge of excitement to their day.

The Blumhouse scare zone has officially been announced. Universal has installed Blumhouse several props in the park’s San Francisco area.

A person walks past a large black display with the letters 'BH' on it, set in an outdoor scare zone with colorful shops and buildings.

As previously seen, there are large house-shaped structures inspired by the Blumhouse logo on stages in the area.

People walk along a brick-paved street under a large "Blumhouse" sign, flanked by buildings and metal trusses holding lighting equipment, transforming the area into an eerie scare zone.

Blumhouse banners now hang from the scaffolding archways outside the Fast & Furious: Supercharged exit.

A scene with blue lockers and a carnival setup, featuring overhead trusses, and people walking in an outdoor area. A large stuffed animal sits atop the lockers, transforming the space into an unexpected scare zone.

A set of blue lockers and a mascot head are in reference to “Freaky.”

A group of blue lockers against a weathered wall with a plush walrus toy on top. In the background, people navigate a busy outdoor plaza that could easily transform into a scare zone at night.

These sit tucked into a corner of dilapidated walls.

Two spray-painted barrels stand next to a weathered wall adorned with a blue flower wreath, creating a striking contrast in this urban scare zone.

A blue floral wreath hangs on one wall. There are also metal barrels painted with graffiti.

Graffiti-covered barrels are stacked beside a distressed wooden structure, with arched windows and canopy signs reading "Ferries & Gallery," "Five Street Bros.," hinting at an eerie scare zone in the background.

The graffiti includes Halloween elements like skulls, Jack-o’-Lanterns, and “Boo!”

A vintage rotary dial telephone is mounted on a distressed, peeling wall. In the background, a street scene with people, a colorful barrel, and buildings is visible under a partly cloudy sky, reminiscent of the eerie ambiance at Halloween Horror Nights.

The titular phone from “The Black Phone” can be found on the facade wall near the barrels.

A vintage rotary dial telephone with a black handset is mounted on a textured wooden surface with peeling paint, reminiscent of an eerie scene straight out of Halloween Horror Nights.

The “Enter the Blumhouse” description reads:

Run a terrifying gauntlet of Blumhouse characters. From The Grabber to M3GAN dancing into your nightmares, this is a new kind of horror.

‘Torture Faire’ Scare Zone

An empty wooden market stall stands on a paved street in front of a building with a "Palace" sign above, creating an eerie atmosphere reminiscent of a scare zone.

When guests walk through the park’s New York area, they will enter the Torture Faire.

Come one, come all, to the renaissance faire with the devious theme of medieval torture. Brave the gloriously gory homemade torture devices ‘til you’re put out of your misery.

This stall resembles one you might see at a Renaissance faire.

A wooden booth with empty shelves and pegboards sits beside a bench. A sign above reads "Gifts," though part of it is obscured, lending a mysterious air to this eerie scare zone.

It has peg boards and shelves in the back.

An empty wooden market stall stands on a city street, surrounded by building facades and signage, as if abandoned in a temporary scare zone.

The crossbeams are inspired by medieval and Renaissance architecture.

Rustic wooden tables and shelves with burlap sacks underneath are set up on a street, transforming the area into a scare zone, with people walking in the background.

Inside the booth are two burlap sacks.

An outdoor stage setup for “The Torture Faire,” featuring a red and gold banner, platform with a black backdrop, two side towers, and decorative brickwork. Trees and booths are visible in the background, creating an eerie scare zone atmosphere.

The scare zone’s bigger set piece is the Torture Faire stage. Since our last update, the stage has been decorated with red and orange diamond-patterned paneling.

A stage setup with a banner reading "Ye Olde Torture Faire" transforms the area into a chilling scare zone. Props include a metal cage and wooden structure, all set against a backdrop of buildings and trees under a partly cloudy sky.

An iron maiden, an ancient torture device, is on one side of the stage.

A stylized statue with a helmeted head and spiked crown emerges from a large metallic cylinder, part of a themed scare zone under a sign with ornate script and sun icon.

It’s topped with a metal face in agony.

A burlap-covered object is suspended above a large wooden barrel set within a constructed brick structure, creating an eerie scare zone. Trees and people, including one in a pink shirt, are visible in the background.

On the other side of the stage hangs something in a burlap sack over a giant wooden bucket.

Food Booths

A stone-themed, empty display booth with a "Pardon our dust" sign stands outdoors in a theme park's scare zone, with other attractions and cloudy skies in the background.

This first food booth was on the bridge near the park’s Springfield area. It’s covered in fake stones with vines growing over the roof.

A stone booth resembling a castle features vines, lanterns, and eagle statues. Two menu boards are displayed on the front. A sign at the bottom advertises a nearby harbor marketplace in the scare zone.

The ordering window features wooden planks above it, like a castle’s gate.

Front view of a themed photo booth labeled "Insidious" with a faux red door and scratched frames, nestled within a scare zone against an amusement park backdrop with a looping roller coaster.

Most of the food booths are in and around the New York area. This gray one features the red door from “Insidious.” As if that wasn’t enough to point to its theme, an “Insidious” sign is above the window.

A themed attraction with a sign reading "INSIDIO" features a scratched red door and adjacent empty display window, creating an eerie scare zone. A person in a teal shirt and cap walks by on the left.

The red door has three sets of scratches on it.

A dark, themed box office with "Insidious: Face Your Demons" signage and a construction sign for Halloween Horror Nights stands in a theme park scare zone, with palm trees and a roller coaster in the background.

Insidious: The Further will be a haunted house this year.

A building with a sign reading "Insidious" and "Face Your Demons" on its facade, set against a partly cloudy sky with a glimpse of a roller coaster and palm trees in the background, marks the entrance to an eerie scare zone.

“Face Your Demons” is on the side of the booth.

A brick building with a sign reading "Twilight Tavern" is closed, with a construction sign in front stating "Pardon our dust." The scene, reminiscent of a spooky scare zone, is outdoors with trees and a cloudy sky in the background.

This food booth is decorated like a British tavern. It features red brick and green paneling with gold details. It’s called “Twilight Tavern,” according to the signage above the window.

A colorful stand named "Twisted Tater," under construction with a "Pardon our dust" sign in front, sits against a cloudy sky and nearby greenery in the heart of the new scare zone.

Guests will be able to get the classic Twisted Taters at this food booth, which is made up of colorful cartoon-like paneling.

A colorful dog house with a purple facade, featuring a white bone decoration above the entrance. The entrance is painted black with red eyes, creating a spooky effect, perfect for transforming any yard into a mini scare zone.

A fake doghouse is on the booth’s facade.

Colorful building facade with a sign that reads "Twisted Tater," featuring a large, stylized potato with a skewer through it. The background reveals a cloudy sky, hinting at the nearby scare zone and adding an eerie touch to the scene.

The sign is made to look like it originally said “Tater Tots Live,” but the last two words are scratched out. “Twisted” has been added in bloody lettering.

Facade of a themed attraction with an icy exterior, empty frames, and a sign reading "Pardon our dust" and "Halloween Horror Nights." A person is partly visible on the left, setting the eerie tone for this scare zone.

There are two “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” booths to match the haunted house. This one resembles an old stone building in New York. Sheets of ice are along the walls and icicles drip from above. There are fake windows frosted over.

A small, ice-themed construction booth with a sign reading "Pardon our dust" for the Halloween Horror Nights scare zone stands on a brick pathway. Several people walk by under a tree-covered sky.

The “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” house has this description:

An ancient artifact has released a chilling new entity, Garraka. He’ll stop you cold. Only the Ghostbusters can keep you from getting iced.

Closed food stand named "Ivan's NYC Deli & Grocery" with a signboard in front mentioning "Halloween Horror Nights" and asking visitors to pardon the construction dust as they transform the area into a thrilling scare zone.

The next “Ghostbusters” booth is “Ivan’s.” This booth is designed to look like a family-owned NYC deli and grocery. It’s named after Ivan Reitman, the late director of the first two “Ghostbusters” films.

Food stand with a yellow-framed empty display under a sign saying "ICE COLD BEER." Positioned within the scare zone, another sign indicates "NO PUBLIC RESTROOMS." Other signage mentions tickets, ATM, and various refreshments.

Ivan’s is similarly covered in icy detailing.

A closed souvenir shop with an ATM sign, no smoking sign, and empty display sits eerily in a scare zone. The awning reads "SOUVENIRS," set against a yellow wall with a nearby plant.

The menu boards on this booth and all the others are currently blank.

Other haunted houses include Slaughter Sinema 2, Goblin’s Feast, Major Sweets Candy Factory, The Museum: Deadly Exhibits, Monstruos: The Monsters of Latin America, Triplets of Terror, and A Quiet Place.

Halloween Horror Nights 33 is select nights from August 30 through November 3. Tickets are on sale now.

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