The façades of multiple Halloween Horror Nights houses (no longer just mazes) have come together at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Curious George Parking Garage Tents
There are two long black tents in this parking lot.
During our most recent visit, we saw a well.
The well looks like stone, with a wooden frame around it that would lower a bucket.
An old-fashioned wagon was also nearby.
The words printed on the wagon include “ticket office” and “Wild West.”
We also noticed a bed of “Jurassic World” set pieces, but we would guess those are for other experiences unrelated to Halloween Horror Nights.
A dilapidated house façade is at the front of this tent, complete with windows and a chimney. Two light brown fenced-off areas are on the ground to either side of the entrance.
The wagon and well are sitting near this house, which is rumored to be related to Scarecrow.
Crews were working on the façade of the other tent in this parking lot. It’s harder to see, but there were lots of wood panels sitting on the ground.
This tent is likely home to An American Werewolf in London. A maze based on the film of the same name was last seen in 2014.
Revenge of the Mummy: The Ride Queue
Next to Revenge of the Mummy: The Ride is another house.
The exterior of this one almost looks complete.
This brick façade includes bold lettering reading “Alucard Trading Co.” Crews have constructed a wood, fenced patio in front of the brick façade. A structure of black wood is to the side.
More painted black wood is visible at the back of the tent. This is the likely location for Universal Monsters: Legends Collide.
Parisian Courtyard Maze
The façade of the house in the Parisian Courtyard doesn’t look different from our last visit, though construction may be happening behind the walls.
Bells hang from a weather-beaten structure. This maze is said to be an original based on the urban legend of La Llorona. Universal Studios Florida had a house based on the same legend at Halloween Horror Nights 23 that looked similar.
As construction continues ahead of the September 8 opening, we’ll post further progress of the maze construction.
Which Halloween Horror Nights 2022 houses are you eager to line up for? Let us know in the comments.
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