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Both Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Studios Orlando will be welcoming Horror Nights fans to the Horrors of Blumhouse, with a maze featuring the Grabber from. Horror Nights start September 2 at Universal Orlando Resort with select ticket packages available now, and September 8 at Universal Studios Hollywood with all tickets now on sale.
Here’s what Halloween Horror Nights’ creative director shared about collaborating with Blumhouse again this year:
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