5 brand new mazes plus 1 back by popular demand but with an all new ending. New mazes: AMC's The Walking Dead, Silent Hill, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Alice Cooper Goes To Hell in 3D and Universal Monsters Remix. Returning this year with an all new ending is La Llorona: La Cazadora de los Niños (The Child Hunter).

Halloween Horror Nights is a specially ticketed, nighttime event at Universal Studios Hollywood.

For 19 nights in September and October, Universal Studios Hollywood is transformed into L.A.'s most terrifying Halloween experience, filled with haunted walk-through attractions, intense scare zones, roaming scare-actors, and nightmare-inducing rides, shows and attractions.

Sept. 21-22, 28-29, Oct 5-7, 12-14, 18-21, 25-28, 31.

Event starts at 7:00 p.m.

Hours are subject to change

We are conveniently located right off the 101 (Hollywood) Freeway, approximately ten minutes north of Downtown Los Angeles. Exit either Universal Studios Boulevard or Lankershim Blvd.

Our address is 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608.

No. However, this event is recommended for mature audiences only. We strongly urge parents with children under the age of 13 to reconsider visiting this event with their children. They will be exposed to extremely adult material. There are no refunds for this event.

Avoid the crowds and go on a Thursday or Sunday night.

No. Costumes, masks or make-up are not permitted at the event. Guests wearing costumes will be turned away at the front gate.

Sorry, re-entries are not permitted.

Yes, guests will take a tram to the Universal Backlot and will disembark to walk among some of the scariest sets on the backlot.

No, the event occurs rain or shine. There are no refunds.

Universal Studios Hollywood's favorite rides and attractions will remain open for the nighttime Halloween Horror Nights experience. Specifically, Transformers: The Ride - 3D, Jurassic Park (in the dark), The Simpsons Ride, and Revenge of the Mummy.

Jurassic Park – The Ride will be closed Oct 31st. We apologize for any inconvenience.

You can purchase tickets online. Discounted tickets are available online if you purchase in advance for many of the event nights. We recommend you get your tickets early, as they will sell out.

Prices vary depending on the night. Visit the Tickets page for more info.

Yes, check with your college ticketing office or corporate employee services department.

No, unless it's a "Day/Night Combo" ticket that includes daytime admission to Universal Studios Hollywood PLUS same-day evening admission to the Halloween Horror Nights event. Visit Tickets page for more info.

Sorry, no refunds will be available for this event.

No. Your ticket is only good for admission to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood, in Los Angeles.

By purchasing a Front of Line pass. Quantities are very limited so purchase them early. They will sell out. You can purchase them online. These passes include admission to the event.

Bring your Print@Home ticket to the front gate turnstiles on the event night and you will receive your pass/credential.

No, it is not. Halloween Horror Nights is a specially ticketed event. However, there are discounted Halloween Horror Nights tickets available for purchase by Annual Pass Members only. Annual Pass Members always get the best price!

To purchase your exclusive Annual Pass Members discount tickets, enter your Annual Pass barcode (located on the back of your pass) in the field on the Tickets page and then hit "Enter."

Yes. Bring your appetite because many of the theme park's restaurants will be offering great food at reduced prices.

Yes, most quick service and select restaurants are offering discounts or free-with-purchase deals.

No, alcohol will not be served nor permitted at Universal Studios Hollywood during Halloween Horror Nights.

Keep checking the website as more information will be added.

Information is also posted on a regular basis on Facebook and Twitter.

Parking information can be found here.