At Halloween Horror Nights (HHN), the general rule is that you are encouraged to take pictures of the scare actors in the scare zones, but you should not expect them to stop for posed selfies. Scare actors are trained to stay in character and keep the "scare" momentum moving; stopping for photos creates a safety hazard by blocking guest flow and ruins the immersive atmosphere for others. However, there are exceptions: some "roaming" actors may briefly lean into a photo if you are quick and respectful, and certain designated "photo op" spots—like those featuring the icons or specific set pieces—will have actors who are stationed specifically for guest interaction. In 2026, some venues like the HHN Bar have podiums where actors rotate specifically for photos. Crucially, you are strictly prohibited from touching the actors or using flash photography/external lights inside the haunted houses. If you want a good shot, the best strategy is to take candid photos or videos as you walk through the scare zones without stopping the actor's performance.