Universal's Halloween Horror Nights: 10 Things You Need To Know
9. The Tickets
The Halloween Horror Nights are a hard ticket event, meaning that you will need to purchase an extra ticket on top of your regular park entry ticket. If you are keen to get your scare on and want to purchase both park entry and an add-on Halloween Horror Night ticket, you can do this now, with prices starting at $59.00. Victims - sorry guests - have also been able to purchase HHN Express Passes, allowing you front of the line access to the events and rides that evening. Bur bear in mind that these Express tickets can only be used at the event, and not at the park during the day. The 2015 Halloween Horror Night Express tickets begin at $69.99, but remember, this is on top of your park ticket AND your Halloween Horror Night ticket, so it's a fair chunk of change. As well as the traditional one night only add on tickets, Universal also offer multi-day tickets, which are perfect if you are planning to go more than once. In 2015, these tickets began at $83.99 and of course you can also add express passes to it. If you want to be royally scared, there's also the option to treat yourself and your party to an RIP Tour. For around $1,399 for a group of 10, you can be guided around all the houses, as many times as you like to experience the scares at your own pace. At $140 a person, it actually works out at pretty good value.
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