PRICES Revealed for Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights 2026

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Get ready to get scared! Passes for Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando are officially for sale, which means if you’re someone who needs to see the houses again and again, now is your time.


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This also means we’re getting a good look at the prices for the passes, which might be worth screaming about.

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Halloween Horror Nights runs on select nights from August 28th to November 1st with ten houses ready to scare you from Hellraiser to Sinner and plenty of original concepts, too. There are a few different passes to choose from depending on what your needs are.


Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights

Rush of Fear Pass​

This pass costs $229.99 and includes admission for the first 18 nights of the season. It stops about halfway through September, when it starts to get really busy, so you can visit quite a few times before it actually becomes October.


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Frequent Fear Pass​

This one costs $274.99, and you get 31 nights throughout the season. It’s typically available nights Sunday through Thursday and avoids the weekends, including opening weekend. This is great if you’re someone who is trying to avoid the crowds.


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Frequent Fear Plus Pass​

Coming in at $324.99, this pass will get you 41 nights of Halloween fun. In addition to the weekdays, it also includes some Friday and Saturday nights and has availability through October.


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Ultimate Frequent Fear Pass​

This is the most expensive pass, costing $449.99 and includes 49 nights. The pass isn’t valid on Premium Scream Nights, which are on August 27th and October 19th. You also get free self-parking after 5 PM on any event night with this pass.


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This year, Universal decided not to bring back the Express Pass for the Fear Passes, which is their paid skip-the-line service, so you won’t be able to add it this year. Universal said in a statement, “As we continue to evaluate our offerings in an effort to provide the best Halloween Horror Nights experience for all Guests, we have discontinued all Fear with Express Pass products.” You can still buy an Express Pass with the single-night tickets.

While we continue to work on watching all the scary movies represented in the houses this year, make sure you keep following Magical Guides for more theme park and Universal news.

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Are you going to Halloween Horror Nights this year? Tell us what you’re looking forward to in the comments.