They're not allowed to intentionally touch or grab you, but just be aware that minor contact (like lightly bumping into you) may happen accidentally, especially in crowded scarezones.
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Many parents with kids who are early adopters of all things horror, or maybe just horror curious, aren't sure if Halloween Horror Nights is meant for them. Officially, Halloween Horror Nights tells all ticket buyers that it is not recommended for anyone under the age of 13.
Halloween Horror Nights 32 runs Wednesdays through Sundays through Nov. 4, 2023, at Universal Studios, 6000 Universal Blvd., Orlando. Theme park hours are 6:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. those nights. Halloween Horror Nights is recommended for people ages 13 and older.
Halloween Horror Nights 2023 at Universal Studios Florida. I will say, first off, that our event is labeled PG-13, says Sauls, reflecting the official language on the HHN website that reads, WARNING: Event may be too intense for young children and is not recommended for children under the age of 13.
One main Safe Zone is the sidewalks… when you are walking through the scare zones and you don't want to be jumped scared then take the sidewalks in that area, scare actors don't get to those points.
Wear t-shirts from your favorite horror movies and match them with skater skirts. It can still be brutally humid in September and October. Pants might be too much, especially if you plan on getting there before the sun goes down. I prefer skirts (with pockets if possible), leggings or tights, and comfortable shoes.
“You are never too old!” Aneisha McMillan, of the Halloween Costume Association, told FOX Television Stations. “I live in a quaint little town in Michigan and my kids range from 7 to 24, and all of them will be trick-or-treating.” And according to a 2021 poll from YouGov, plenty of folks agree with McMillan.
Just note that even if they don't plan on going into houses, scare actors are still walking around. They make it a point to jump out and scare you. There really is no avoiding walking through the scare zones.