Halloween Horror Nights 27 Dates Announced

Just today, Universal Orlando officially announced the dates for this year’s Halloween Horror Nights, the nation’s premier Halloween event. This year, the event will run for a record 34 nights beginning Friday, September 15th.

2017 Event Dates:

• September 15-17, 21-24, 29, 30
• October 1, 4-8, 11-15, 18-22, 25-31
• November 3-4

Vacation packages are also now available.

Halloween Horror Nights 27 Hotel & Ticket Package
Starting at $225 per adult, per night, tax inclusive — Book by April 19 for travel from Sept. 15 – Nov. 4.

• 3-night hotel accommodations at Universal’s Cabana Bay Beach Resort
• 2-Park, 3-Day, Park-to-Park Ticket to Universal Studios Florida and Universal’s Islands of Adventure
  • Limited time offer: Free upgrade to a 3-Park, Park-to-Park ticket, which includes admission to Universal’s Volcano Bay when staying at a Universal Orlando on-site hotel (Offer valid on packages booked by April 19)
• 1-Night Admission to Halloween Horror Nights (excluding Saturdays)
• Early Park Admission one hour before the theme park opens to one (1) Universal Orlando theme park as determined by Universal Orlando
• Access to select live entertainment venues at Universal CityWalk
• Complimentary transportation to Universal’s theme parks and Universal CityWalk
• Special access to a dedicated Halloween Horror Nights entry gate each event night until 8 p.m.

Halloween Horror Nights Flex Ticket
Add Halloween Horror Nights admission to your Universal Orlando visit. Options include:

• Sunday – Friday Flex Ticket ($69.99 per adult + tax): Entitles one (1) guest admission to one (1) 2017 Halloween Horror Nights Event night on any Sunday – Friday event date that is valid for the ticket type.
• Sunday – Saturday Flex Ticket ($80.99 per adult + tax): Entitles one (1) guest admission to one (1) 2017 Halloween Horror Nights Event night on any Sunday – Saturday event date that is valid for the ticket type.

Our Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights planning guide is expected to launch in late August or early September.

UPDATE (2/23/17 at 4:06 p.m. ET): Universal Orlando published the news today on their official blog (blog.universalorlando.com), but it appears to have since been removed. Halloweenhorrornights.com/orlando shows the available information, however.

UPDATE (2/23/17 at 4:39 p.m. ET): Universal Orlando has republished the post to their blog. No changes have been made.