5 Extra Things You Must Do At Universal's Halloween Horror Nights

4. Huge Shows Filled With Fire and Water

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Universal Orlando's HHN has two big shows that are absolutely worth taking time out of your evening to enjoy.

It's been a long time since I watched the live stage show at Halloween Horror Nights so didn't have any expectations when I went to see Nightmare Fuel: Circus of Decay. This show genuinely blew me away!

The performers are spectacular, with some seats getting a close up view of the talented stars doing what they do best. There's acrobats, contortionists and fire dancers all bringing the show to life. They tell the story of a man who is desperate to save the love of his life from the nightmarish circus.

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We 100% recommending taking the time to watch the show. Over the years the different Nightmare Fuel shows have gained a cult following with HHN fans so if you are planning to go, be prepared to queue early for the show time you want.

Nightmare Fuel isn't the only big show at HHN34. Haunt-o-Phonic: A Ghoulish Journey Lagoon Show lights up Universal Studio's Florida multiple times throughout the evening.

Set to a spooky soundtrack featuring classic songs like Don't Fear the Reaper, Skeletons in the Closet and Disturbia; you find yourself taken inside picture book whose animated characters come to life. All of which are projected against the lagoon's watery backdrop.

The two shows take place multiple times throughout the evening so make sure you take note of the times so you don't miss out.

 
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