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

8. Grab A Halloween Themed Refillable

For those wanting to save a bit of money and also bring home a great souvenir then you might want to consider picking up a refillable.

Universal Orlando Resort is currently selling a Frankenstein's Monster Popcorn bucket. The bucket is big and for sure $38 you get your first refill for free. After your first refill you can top up the Monster for $2.19 a refill. The buckets aren't little so those who love popcorn can get a good deal out of the purchase and bring home a great souvenir.

If you have members of your party who prefer Minions; Universal offers two different Minion popcorn buckets. Fans of Jurassic World can also get a dinosaur egg shaped light up bucket too.

Once again, guests at Universal's Cabana Bay Beach Resort get a spooky perk. Like every Universal hotel, guests can purchase a refillable cup for use in the hotel, but Cabana Bay guests can pick a special one. Each year Cabana Bay brings out a Halloween themed design alongside their regular one making it a great souvenir.

The hotel refillable cups are a must for onsite guests and you can use them for coffee and tea if you aren't a fan of fizzy drinks. You can't use these at the Coke-Freestyle machines in the park but for those lazy days by your hotel pool we recommend them to keep you hydrated.

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