If you love horror and are already making plans for Halloween this year, we’ve got some big news.

Mr. Cupcake at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria, an example of the event’s unique treat offerings from the 2025 event.
Now, we’ve already learned a little bit about this year’s Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando, including the theme for 2026, as well as a brand new haunted house that will debut this year. Well, now, we’ve got even MORE big news: Universal just released the full list of dates for this year’s event.
The theme for this year’s Halloween Horror Nights is Infernal Carnival of Nightmares, and it will be hosted by Jack the Clown and Dr. Oddfellow. The two will also star in a brand new haunted house, Jack & Oddfellow: Chaos & Control.
The event will run from August 28th through November 1st, but now we have a full list of dates for this year’s Halloween Horror Nights. Starting in August, the event will run from August 28th through 30th. Prices for those dates for single-night tickets are $114 per ticket.
In September, you’ll be able to attend Halloween Horror Nights every Wednesday through Sunday of the month. Depending on the night, ticket prices range from $88 to $114. As expected, tickets for weekends are generally more expensive than tickets on weekdays.
The schedule is the same for October: every Wednesday through Sunday. Ticket prices start to go up this month and range in price from $91 to $10. Note that it’s cheaper to go on Halloween than on the two Saturdays prior to Halloween.
There’s one final event on November 1st, for those folks who just want to keep the Halloween spirit alive just a little while longer (and we get it). Ticket prices for November 1st are $100.
Other ticket options are available, including Multi-Night tickets, the Frequent Fear Pass, the RIP tour, and more. Tickets are available now, so if you have plans on attending, you’ll want to grab them quickly, as many dates will sell out.
FULL List of Ticket Types for Universal Halloween Horror Nights 2026
We’ll keep an eye out for more Halloween Horror Nights news, so stay tuned to DFB for more.
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