All 10 Haunted Houses At Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights 2025 Ranked

Spooky season is upon us, and there is no better way to celebrate than by attending Universal Studios Resort’s Halloween Horror Nights.

The event sees Universal’s theme parks in Orlando, Hollywood, Japan, Beijingand Singapore transformed into a delightfully scary experience and brings some of your favorite horror movies to life.

The one in Orlando consists of 10 terrifying haunted houses and five sinister scare zones, as well as a slew of delicious Halloween treats, dazzling live entertainment and exhilarating rides.

Each of the 10 haunted house has a theme – including some based off wildly popular franchises like the Friday the 13th films, the popular movie Five Nights at Freddy’s, WWE’s The Wyatt Sicks and the video game and Amazon Prime series Fallout.

There’s also a house dedicated to the gruesome Terrifier movies, which acts as an ode to Art the Clown’s most diabolical kills.

In addition to the houses that were inspired by horror classics, there’s also some based off original stories, concepts and creatures.

Even when you’re not inside one of the 10 thrilling haunted houses you’re surrounded by wicked frights, as there are five scare zones positioned throughout the park – areas where the scare actors roam free to torment guests as they please.

If you do want to take a break from the scares you can enjoy the classic rides like Revenge of the Mummy – The Ride and MEN IN BLACK Alien Attack.

Daily Mail had the opportunity to experience it all, and we made a ranking of the 10 houses at 2025 Universal Studios Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights.

Terrifier

Between the horrific gore, constant jump-scares, incredible details and of course, Art’s antics, the Terrifier house makes for a truly thrilling experience.

‘You’ll witness his grotesque handiwork of torture and be exposed to the spatter of his victims. It’s a whole new level of gore,’ reads a description.

Just like the Terrifier films, the house combines horror with comedy, leaving Daily Mail’s reporter equally in awe and on edge and earning it the number one spot on Daily Mail’s ranking.

Jason Universe

The Friday the 13th-themed house, called Jason Universe, allows guests to ‘step into Jason Voorhees’ terrifying world, from his sinister shack in the woods to the summer camp where it all began.’

Jason is jumping out at you from all sides and lurking behind every corner, resulting in a truly heart-racing experience.

The immense number of actors in this house is extremely impressive and terrifying, earning it the second spot on Daily Mail’s ranking.

Fallout

The Fallout house takes people inside Vault 33 as well as to the Wasteland and Filly, where they get a front row seat to the Ghoul, Lucy and Max’s adventure.

While the show Fallout arguably isn’t that frightening, this house did not disappoint, offering some of the best scares of the night.

Between getting to see actual scenes from the show play out in front of your eyes and the great scares, it came in third place on Daily Mail’s list.

Five Nights at Freddy’s

The Five Nights of Freddy’s house allows guests to visit the infamous Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria in all its glory, where the possessed robots are after you.

You get chased by enormous animatronics just like the characters in the movie.

And while it wasn’t as scary as some of the others, the grand scale of the animatronics and the recreation of the scenes from the film put it at number four on Daily Mail’s ranking.

Gálkn: Monsters of the North

The first original house on Daily Mail’s ranking is Gálkn: Monsters of the North, which brings guests to a ‘remote northern village.’

‘A wicked being rises from the dead, bringing a horde of monsters and demons from the fjords to wreak havoc on the townspeople. Try to escape the belly of the beast,’ reads a description.

The theming is extremely immersive and the monsters are horrific, to say the least.

Grave of Flesh

‘Welcome to your funeral, where things are about to go from bad to worse,’ reads a description of the Grave of Flesh house.

‘You’ll enter your grave and then the underworld, where flesh-eaters who feed on the dead will hunt you for all eternity.’

The house starts with you actually walking into your own grave – and what ensues after is not for the faint of heart.

Dolls: Let’s Play Dead

Dolls: Let’s Play Dead is a frightening house designed to make you feel like you yourself has been shrunken down to the size of a doll.

‘You’re about to become doll-sized and witness the unnatural creations of a twisted little girl,’ reads the description.

‘You’ll be hunted by burnt fashion dolls, toys she’s melded together and undead horrors in her dollhouse.’

Hatchet and Chains: Demon Bounty Hunters

This house takes place in an old western town, where ‘all hell is breaking loose’ – literally.

‘Red-hot lava demons are trying to possess everyone, melting everything in their path. Your only hope: Hatchet and Chains with their mystical weapons,’ the description explains.

El Artista: A Spanish Haunting

‘In 19th century Spain, a tortured artist moves to an isolated country manor to seek inspiration,’ reads a description of the El Artista: A Spanish Haunting house.

‘Instead, the art comes alive and possesses him. You’re about to be part of the permanent exhibition.’

The Horrors of The Wyatt Sicks

The Horrors of The Wyatt Sicks was last on Daily Mail’s ranking simply because our reporter didn’t know much about The Wyatt Sicks themselves.

But for WWE fans, this house is a treat. And even if you’re not familiar with the wrestling stable, it’s still incredibly scary.

‘Go head-to-head with The Wyatt Sicks as they lure you through the ominous doorway to their shadowy realm. You’re about to meet your match,’ reads the description.