HHN 101: What You Need to Know

HHN 101: What You Need to Know Here's what you need to know. You might be paying for something that you've already paid for. And I don't like to pay for things twice. So, let me explain. Do you already have access to Stay & Scream? What is Stay & Scream? Do I have it? Let's forget down. Let's start with the basics. So this is really easy to understand. Universal Orlando Resort has four theme parks. One of those four theme parks, Universal Studios, will operate daytime operations like normal. However, it's about to start turning into Halloween Horror Nights. Halloween Horror Nights takes place physically inside Universal Studios. So, during the day, Universal Studios is going to be normal. Same park, but at nighttime, it's going to transition into Halloween Horror Nights. So what's happening in that transition period? That transition period is called Stay & Scream. You have to have access to be in the park during the Stay & Scream window. So, you know, what happened? And why do I care? There are a ton of benefits to being in the park during the transition period called Stay & Scream. So, before you head into the fog, double check and see if you already have access to Stay & Scream. And if not, consider adding it to your ticket. I cannot believe that it's almost opening weekend. See you in the fog. Some houses will open exclusively for wristbanded Stay & Scream guests, with more opening on a rolling schedule later. 2:00 PM. Which means by the time everyone else has entered the gates, you have already done some houses. What do I think? I think this is just another great opportunity they're giving for the queues to not be so long for the lines. So before you head into the fog, double check and see if you already have access to Stay & Scream. And if not, consider adding it to your ticket. I cannot believe that it's almost opening weekend. See you in the fog.