10 Spooky Things To Experience At Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights 2022

by Jen Gallie

10. Have a Round Of Mini Golf

Universal Orlando Resort Mini golf
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Should you want to all the haunts but none of the spooks, then a game of mini golf is the perfect place to go.

The Hollywood Drive-In Golf features a double-bill of a ghostly course and a sci-fi themed course. Putt your way through the ghostly 18 holes seeing spectators, spiders and tombstones galore.

Over at the sci-fi themed 18 holes you need to be careful not to be abducted by extra terrestrials as you work your way around the alien filled course.

As you journey through the 36 holes you can answer trivia questions, if you get them all correct you'll be given a scratch card revealing a prize.

The Hollywood Drive-In Golf is ideal for family friendly fun this HHN season. Based at CityWalk, if you stay onsite you won't need a car. Just grab a free bus, water taxi or even walk.

Seven nights in Orlando with a 3 Park Explorer Ticket from £1,525 per person

Seven nights in Orlando, with Virgin Atlantic Holidays, including scheduled Virgin Atlantic Economy Classic flights from London Heathrow direct to Orlando, a 3 Park Explorer Ticket and accommodation at Loews Sapphire Falls Resort. Price is per person based on 2 adults travelling and sharing a standard 2 Queen room and includes all applicable taxes and fuel surcharges which are subject to change. Price is based on a departure on 25/10/2022. Virgin Atlantic Holidays is a member of ABTA and is ATOL protected.

To book: www.virginholidays.co.uk or call 0344 557 3859.

The Halloween Horror Nights Single-Night Ticket starts from £63 per person

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Jen has been a writer and video editor at WhatCulture for over 10 years. She has a BA Hons in History from Newcastle University and in a past life worked at Beamish Open Air Museum and was a corporate trainer (BTC Award in Education and Training). Jen joined WhatCulture to discuss all things Universal Orlando Resort and Walt Disney World, as well as her love of all things movies. She has worked closely with Universal and Disney, giving WhatCulture readers breaking news and exclusives. Her knowledge of Disney parks has lead her to be published by The Sun. If you've ever completed a Disney movies or Friends quiz on WhatCulture it was probably written by Jen. Jen's love of all things Universal's Halloween Horror Nights brought her to WhatCulture's Horror Channel as a video editor. Her video edits can be found across WhatCulture's Film & TV and Horror channels, along with WhatCulture's Facebook, Instagram and TikTok accounts.