Need planning help.

[Spongemage]

Hey guys, I'm Eric. I have been given the task of planning a Halloween Horror Nights vacation. I plan vacations a lot including Universal vacations but the HHN packages are so poorly organized on the web site that its making my brain melt.

Could you guys help me? I need to head down for a trip from Oct 18 through Oct 21. I want HHN tickets for at least 2 of those nights for one adult and one child. I need unlimited park admission for both parks for all of those days.

I would love to stay on-site.

Can anyone help me here?

Thanks,
Eric-the 16-year-old Orlando obsessed dude.

 

[Metro West]

Could you guys help me? I need to head down for a trip from Oct 18 through Oct 21. I want HHN tickets for at least 2 of those nights for one adult and one child. I need unlimited park admission for both parks for all of those days.

Hello Eric and welcome!

First things first...how old is the child going to HHN? It's a VERY intense event and not recommended for younger children.

If you stay onsite, you get FOTL access for the entire stay at both parks which will cut the wait times way down! HHN is a separate event so you will need to purchase tix for that and FOTL does NOT apply.

I think you should check out the website to see the ticket options available as the $86 ticket may be too expensive for just 2 days. If you purchase tickets, you will have unlimited access to both parks so no worries there.

Hope that helps!

 

[Spongemage]

Well I'm the child. I'm 16 and work at what has been voted the scariest haunted house in Georgia so I think I'll be ok, lol.

 

[phamton]

My suggestion would be to purchase the 7 day tickets as they are cheaper than a 2 day ticket. Then purchase Stay and Scream for 2 different days. If you can go on two non-peak days, then a Frequent Fear Pass may be cheaper than purchasing two different days of Stay and Scream. You will most likely need express passes for HHN but probably won't need it for the day passes. If this is clear as mud, then just tell us the exact days you want to do the parks and what two days you want to do HHN.

 

[Metro West]

Well I'm the child. I'm 16 and work at what has been voted the scariest haunted house in Georgia so I think I'll be ok, lol.

Actually...you're an adult. Anyone over 10 is considered an adult.