Every Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights House 2019 - Ranked

6. Yeti: Terror Of The Yukon

Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights 2019
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Before going to HHN29, Yeti: Terror of the Yukon featured on the lower end of my hype list, but I just had a feeling that it wouldn't finish in 9th place. I was right to be open to letting this house blowing me away.

This is a stunning maze and did transport me to another place. I was in a cabin in the middle of a snow storm. I distinctly remember checking my footing to make sure I didn't lose my grip on the ice below my feet, which is ridiculous on a 92 degree evening in Orlando.

Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights 2019
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Yeti is a slow burner of a maze - at first you are entering a deserted cabin with nothing around you, then you hear them. After that it gets a little gorier; with the dying trappers and the Yetis out to rip them apart. The Yetis are huge, they reach all around for you, including overhead.

I got plenty of good scares in this house, as did everyone around me. This maze ticked so many of the boxes I like, I just wished I could have experienced it again!

Final Score: 8.2/10

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