Costume & Costume MasksUniversal will still allow T-shirts and other themed items. The line between costume and “themed outfit” is a blurry one, we suggest avoiding any prosthetics, fake blood, or makeup and stick to a shirt.
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Short sleeves, shorts, and comfortable sneakers are the quintessential October uniform here. Parkgoers should plan to do a lot (a lot) of walking, so be sure to pack your best walking shoes. Bathing suits are a good idea for potential hotel pool breaks and water rides.
As such, HHN is legit scary. Inside all of the haunted houses, real people will jump at you, sneak up behind you and shadow you as you try to get from Point A to Point B. There will be scary sounds, special effects, wailing, screaming and general aural discomfort.
(WHTM) — When you think of Halloween, you probably think of jack-o-lanterns, spooky movies, and trick-or-treaters. But there may be something else that comes to mind that many people relate to the holiday: the colors orange and black.
Can the actors touch you at Halloween Horror Nights? Although the event makes it feel like you're walking through a nightmare, the actors at Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights can't touch guests, relieving a bit of the tension.
There are hundreds of scare actors all over the theme park as well as in the houses, all of which are made to terrify guests. That being said, they do not even touch guests, and guests are not ever supposed to touch them.
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.
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.
Universal Orlando even mentions it on their very own website not to wear sandals. Sandals with the little plastic piece that goes between your toes can be really uncomfortable after a day of walking around a theme park.
Negligent Scare TacticsAnother injury seen during these events has been labeled “scares gone too far.” This occurs when actors get into their roles, chasing guests and causing them to fall or run into other guests. Heart attacks and anxiety attacks have also been reported due to overzealous staff members.