Everything You Need To Know About Halloween Horror Nights 28 At Universal Orlando Resort

2. Consider Express Pass Or A Tour

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If you are planning on going to the event only once or twice in your vacation you may want to think about paying extra for the more premium experiences.

Just like during the day, you can add Express Pass onto your HHN ticket allowing you to skip a great deal of time waiting in line. You can only use the pass once per attraction during the night. You also can't use it during the day time, this Express Pass is specific to the night time event.

Should you want more of a V.I.P experience then the R.I.P Tours may be something worth investing in. You can either join up with a other groups and do the regular R.I.P tour or get together with your closest friends and take a Private R.I.P. Tour.

As part of the tour you get a commemorative lanyard, valet parking, pre-tour meal and reserved seating at select shows. Those on the private tour also get to customise the itinerary and also get unlimited priority entry meaning that should you want to see Poltergeist over and over then you can.

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