Every Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights House 2018 - Reviewed

Trick 'R Treat

Our final house of the night was one that I had been really looking forward to. This house was fun and I really enjoyed it.

After doing this maze the first time, my thought was "nice house, not too scary". On my second round at HHN I had a slightly scarier experience, which proves that everyone should ideally walk through more than once.

I think this maze has the winning personality of the Twisted Traditions scare zone. You became almost too focused on the gorgeously detailed sets that you almost forgot that you were in a haunt. You were perfectly distracted so that the scare actors could surprise you at the right moment.

Sam seemed to be around every corner of this maze and seemed to jump out when I was least expecting him. He appeared and disappeared at the top of the stairs and would pop out from behind sheets and around corners.

On my second run I noticed just how detailed the maze was. I kept thinking "wow I didn't notice this before... ooo is that new?"

I was pleased to see that the Little Red Riding Hood storyline hadn't been completely forgotten at the expense of the more memorable moments involving the bus crash and the school Principle. The puppets in this scene were extraordinarily detailed.

Really this was the perfect house to end my RIP tour on. It was full of detail, not overly scary but gave me a jump or two and showcased the teams ability to create an immersive house.