Every Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights House 2019 - Ranked

4. Nightingales: Blood Pit

Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights 2019
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I don't expect everyone else to rank this maze so highly, but as a former Ancient History student, this maze was always going to intrigue me.

This house has plenty of gore. It is a smelly maze filled with blood and guts. Even though I already knew where most of the scares were, the actors still got me on a number of occasions.

This is a particularly loud maze and thanks to an overwhelming amount of SIF (Stuff in Face) this house really gets you from every angle. The maze is also incredibly detailed once you look behind all the body parts and horrendous bird-like creatures. The facade of this house was also huge and very impressive.

Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights 2019
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During an exclusive lights-on tour with Show Director Patrick Braillard, we learned just how much of this fantastical story was anchored in real history, including the disappearance of the 9th Legion. The maze featured so many areas found in real hypogeums and gladiatorial games.

If you like a gore fest, Nightingales: Blood Pit should be high on your to-do list at HHN29.

Final Score: 9/10

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