A dimly lit amusement park attraction with a "5 Minute Wait" sign above entry. Two people stand nearby as a figure resembling one of the Ghostbusters gestures towards the attraction's warning sign.

We Ain’t Afraid of No Ghost in the Ghostbusters House for Halloween Horror Nights 33

Katie Francis

The Ghostbusters franchise has long been a part of Halloween Horror Nights history at Universal Studios Florida, and they’ve returned in 2024 with Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. Based on the latest sequel film, the house brings together an ensemble crew of old, reliable characters and new blood. We’ll see if it works.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire House

A bone-chilling new specter has escaped from an ancient artifact, and he’ll stop you cold. The Ghostbusters must team up to save you and the rest of the world from a second Ice Age.

Backstory

Four people in red parkas equipped with gear approach a tall, horned creature in an icy, mystical environment filled with ice crystals, as if they’ve stepped out from Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights.

The house is based on “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire,” which was released earlier this year. The movie brings together the casts of the original “Ghostbusters” film and 2021’s “Ghostbusters: Afterlife,” with a few new stars joining the crew (namely, Kumail Nanjiani and Patton Oswalt). The group faces off against Garraka, a phantom god deadset on bringing about a second ice age.

Review of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire

A dimly lit amusement park attraction with a "5 Minute Wait" sign above entry. Two people stand nearby as a figure resembling one of the Ghostbusters gestures towards the attraction's warning sign.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire must have cost Universal a lot of money to put together. This house was packed with puppets, stilt-walkers, and huge sets. All were very cool. However, we didn’t find it scary in the least.

The special effects were neat, especially the proton packs and the phantom god Garraka, but we found this haunted house to be kind of middle of the road, otherwise. We also liked the many Mini-Pufts.

We’re sure we’ll get roasted for this, but this house was honestly boring. We had hoped for more scares.

Rating out of 7: 3

Location of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire

The entrance to Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is located at Race Through New York with Jimmy Fallon. Find it at C on the map below.

Official map of Universal Studios Florida's amusement park with labeled attractions, pathways, and water features marked by colored letters and numbers. Key areas include green dots for attractions and red bars for pathways, perfect for navigating during Halloween Horror Nights.

More Ghostbusters at Halloween Horror Nights 33

Guests can find Ghostbusters aplenty between the two tribute stores, a plethora of merchandise, and the themed food booths.

Decorative display featuring a detailed stone-like structure with golden engravings, glowing blue light, and red-eyed statues. Four small figurines dressed in black stand in front of the display.

The Tribute Store Plaza in Hollywood has a number of Ghostbusters references plus a large decor piece and a photo op in the final room.

Various Ghostbusters-themed merchandise is displayed, including a hat, socks, a candle, a hoodie, and a souvenir mug, each featuring distinct ghostbusters imagery and designs.

The Ghostbusters are also present in the Halloween Horror Nights Tribute Store in New York. We’ve compiled all the merchandise in one list complete with prices.

Ivan's NYC Deli & Grocery," a family-owned gem since 1984, offers ice-cold beer, snacks, and souvenirs. Currently, a construction sign is out front. Be sure to check their full menus and prices for delicious deals before heading to Halloween Horror Nights 33!

Two food booths are located on the street by Gramercy Park in New York, near the HHN Tribute Store and the entrance to Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. Guests will find treats like a Stay Puft S’more. Stay tuned for our full review.

Halloween Horror Nights 33 at Universal Orlando Resort runs on select nights from August 30 – November 3. Stay tuned for our full guide to this year’s event.

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