Welcome to another beautiful Fall day here at the Universal Orlando Resort. It’s the perfect day to get out in the parks and take in all the seasonal activities. Let’s check out what’s new since our last visit.

Refurbishment continues on the entrance of Quiet Flight in CityWalk, but the store is open. There is a side entrance that is open on the side closest to the theater.

There are brand new Christmas stockings available for wizards and witches. There is one stocking for each Hogwarts House. You can see more details in our post here.

The weather is cooler and the crowds are low, which means it’s going to be a great night here at HHN!

The 30 Years 30 Fears scare zone offers a variety of creepy characters. It’s a great way to start the night.

Has a rubber chicken ever looked more threatening?

It’s still early and the fog is just starting to settle in for the night.

There are a few new plush available at the skill games. The large Red Fraggle and Stay Puft Marshmallow Man are really cute.

The storyline of the Seek and Destroy scare zone is really growing on us. Watch out for chainsaws!

The event runs until 2 AM tonight, which gives us plenty of time to enjoy the houses. The wait times haven’t been very bad this year, which is great. All the house wait times seemed to be around 45 minutes at the peak of the evening.

For the most part, lines for food and drinks were very short tonight.

Make sure you stop by MIB Gear to check out the fun selection of tops and tote bags. These are a few of my favorites!

Universal Orlando arcades are going green now with electronic tickets. Take a look at the details in our post here.

Just a quick stop at the Twisted Tater booth for a snack. Check out our review of the Twisted Tater booth.

And a Candy Corn Brownie for dessert. This treat is a little overpriced, but it’s delicious.

Time to get back to creeping around the park.

Thanks for following along with us today. It’s been a great night, but we’re going to hit up some houses and get out of here. Make sure you stay tuned to Universal Parks News Today for more updates!