8 Reasons Why Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Night's 35 Is The Best Ever

4. The Tribute Store Back In Its Rightful Place

Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights Tribute Store
Universal Orlando Resort

After spending time in the Hollywood area of the park, the iconic Tribute Store has returned to its home in Macy's next to The Mummy.

Not only is it back but it's better than ever! Filled to the brim with HHN themed merchandise, the store has been created to look like a decaying carnival.

With installations and huge murals around each corner. You might even catch a glimpse of the Universal Holidays mascot Earl the Squirrel. Take your time to look everywhere including in mirrors and for shadows on the ceilings, you might get a surprise.

With the store being an attraction in and of itself, you should make sure you don't overlook the incredible goods for sale.

Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights Hellraiser
Universal Orlando Resort

This year there's so much to enjoy! From Art the Clown tote bags, Hellraiser Lament Configuration bags and even a Stranger Things Derek plushie!

You can spend hours amongst the shelves with Sinners Club Juke glasses, Evil Dead Burn t-shirts and Killer Klown from Outer Space backpacks all looking good enough to take home.

 
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