Halloween Horror Nights is right around the corner, and we’re all excited for it – between some of the stellar house concepts that Universal Orlando’s creative team have announced and the incredible IPs that are being incorporated into this year’s festivities, like Five Nights at Freddy’s and Fallout, there’s no doubt that this year is going to have hardcore horror fans coming back time and again. But in order to do that, we need our Frequent Fear passes – the multi-night tickets that allows guests to experience the fear over and over throughout the whole HHN season.
Fans of Universal’s world-famous Halloween Event have been patiently (or maybe not so patiently) waiting all season for Universal to drop their Multi-night ticket options. With single-night tickets having gone on sale June 6th, horror fans looking to experience maximum screamage have been chomping at the bit to purchase their rush of fear, frequent fear, frequent fear plus, or ultimate frequent fear passes.
The wait is (almost) over! Today, Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights social team posted a little teaser on twitter:
“brighten it up for a surprise and dont say i never gave you nothin,” the tweet says – and for readers who might not be able to see the screenshot offered to fans by the media account, the dark-grey-on-black text reads as follows:
“fear passes drop tomorrow after 12pm”
A surprise indeed! While multi-night tickets have typically gone up for sale in July (with last year’s being released en masse on July 18th) we’re actually getting them a full week earlier than last year! Which is a good thing, because the HHN withdrawals are real. I need a fog juice IV and a blinky cup, stat!
Check back soon, as Theme Park Shark will continue to report on all the details released on this year’s Halloween Horror Nights event and multi-night ticketing options. In the meantime, check out Theme Park Shark on your favorite social media platform, like Twitter, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, and expect to see plenty of scares this season, as well as theme park news from Disney, Universal, and theme parks from all across the world!
