9 Ways To Have The Ultimate Spooky Time At Universal Orlando Resort's Halloween Horror Nights 2023

7. Grab Some Horrifically Good Drinks And Treats

Universal Orlando Resort Halloween Horror Nights HHN32
Universal Orlando Resort

Even if you aren't keen on all the scares of HHN, there's other things to do at the park, including grabbing some delicious treats.

Each HHN evening the park opens up food booths and bars with unique items just to celebrate the event. Usually the food and drinks are themed to the different houses. This year is no exception.

For the Stranger Things fans there's a Peanut Blooder Burger and Yuri’s Favorite (a cake topped with peanut butter mousse and Reeses Pieces). There's even a pineapple topped Surfer Boy pizza.

Universal Orlando Resort Halloween Horror Nights HHN32
Universal Orlando Resort

Chucky has his own fried chicken served in a popcorn bucket perfectly called Fried ’til the End Chicken. Whilst The Last of Us has plenty of mushroom themed items including the Left Behind Ravioli, FEDRA Ration Bar and Lakeside “Meat” Stew.

Even the original houses have their own themed foods with YETI: Campground kills having its own poutine and icon himself Dr. Oddfellow has his own Carn”Evil” Dog.

If you prefer drinks over food, the park has specialist drinks throughout. Though there are a couple of places that you may wish to check out.

Universal Orlando Resort HHN Halloween Horror Nights
Universal Orlando Resort

Brand new for this year the Peacock Halloween Horror Bar where they are serving the Peacocktail and Survivor’s Fizz. Located near Lombard's Restaurant, the pop-up bar also features some surprising characters (more on that later).

Should you want to take the Halloween Horror Nights party out of the park, then a trip to the Dead Coconut Club in CityWalk. The themed bar brings Halloween fun to the CityWalk's nightclub.

Even Cabana Bay's lobby bar has received a spooky makeover for HHN with special drinks to enjoy.

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