Scare Zones for HHN 2019 at Universal Studios Hollywood

As we await the rest of the maze announcement for this years haunt, here’s a first look at what to expect in the Scare Zones at this year’s “Halloween Horror Nights” starting September 12 select night till November 3rd at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Fallen Angelz: Explore crypts packed with restless ghouls and escape angry skeletons that have taken over Main Street. If you think the aged statues are creepy, wait until you encounter the wraith who will be literally watching over you. You can also spread your own demonic wings while you’re here, but be sure not to antagonize the Angel of Death.

Spirits & Demons of the East: Sacred antiquities have just been shipped over from the Far East, and they didn’t come alone. Many of these artifacts were stolen from ancient temples and carry angry spirits with them. Now the spirits roam New York Street, looking to exact vengeance on anyone who would dare steal such sacred relics. Be careful out there, these powerful demons can look like anything – even innocent school children.

Christmas in Hell

You’ll likely feel a faint sense of relief as you exit the Holidayz in Hell maze, but it won’t last long. Navigate through the Christmas trees littering French Street and make your way through our twisted takes on many holiday traditions. A giant nutcracker may be looking for a skull or two to clamp down on. The Winter Witch and Jack Frost himself will be celebrating as well, and they may not take too kindly to you interrupting their festivities.

And just when you think it’s over, beware of the New Year’s Baby. He’s… cranky.

ToXXXic Tunnel: Yes, if you wish to experience the mazes on our Metro Lots, you’ll have to get through the tunnel once again. This time, the warped and cartoonish members of a demonic custom car club have taken over, and they don’t plan on letting you get very far on foot.

All Hallows Eve

Halloween isn’t the only holiday that happens this time of year. The Celtic festival of Hop-tu-Naa is celebrated on October 31st , All Saints’ Day, followed by All Souls’ Day, and of course Mexico’s Dia de Muertos; all of which share this season with the centuries old Gaelic festival of Samhain.

Samhain celebrates the transition into the “darker” months at the end of the harvest season. The souls of the dead are thought to return home on this night, and are welcomed with costumes and bonfires. Some say the costumes were actually intended to protect oneself from these otherworldly beings.

So there’s a sneak peek at what you can expect from this year’s “Halloween Horror Nights” Scare Zones. There still might be a surprises or two in store for you. My advise….don’t forget to watch your back!

Kick off the haunt season with an exclusive first look at Halloween Horror Nights Thursday, September 12, one day before Halloween Horror Nights officially opens on Friday, September 13 during their first ever Fan Preview Night September 12th, get more info and tickets HERE