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New Experience Details Revealed for Universal Horror Unleashed

Brit Tuttle

Universal has shared new details for Universal Horror Unleashed, the year-round horror destination coming to Las Vegas.

Universal Horror Unleashed

People walk towards a building with "Horror Unleashed" sign. The sky is red, and the scene is illuminated with eerie lighting.

In a post from Discover Universal Blog, new details have been shared about the upcoming haunt, courtesy of an interview with TJ Mannarino, vice president of art and design for Universal’s Entertainment Division, and Nate Stevenson, show director for Universal’s Creative Development Group.

A dimly lit bar with patrons seated at the counter. A large, steam-filled, futuristic machine dominates the wall behind the bar.

Universal Horror Unleashed will be housed inside “Warehouse 25,” described as “an abandoned production warehouse filled with cursed and haunted set pieces, film props, and other mysterious paraphernalia” from Universal’s rich horror history.

People standing in a dimly lit industrial-style bar with red lighting, surrounded by barrels and boxes.

In addition to the four previously announced haunted houses — Universal Monsters, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Scarecrow: The Reaping, and Blumhouse’s The Exorcist: Believer — each of the haunted houses will be surrounded by four themed live entertainment areas. We now know what those areas’ themes are.

People observe a circus-themed Halloween scene with jack-o'-lanterns, a clown mural, and an acrobat performing above.

Guests will be able to wander through a film vault populated by serial killers and slashers, a classic Hollywood horror film set full of vampires, a graveyard of possessed props, and a storage yard “morphed into the home of a twisted carnival.” A new item recently filed for trademark by Universal, “Jack’s Alley,” could be the name of this area.

Dimly lit, industrial-style interior with exposed pipes and shelves. Various dolls are displayed. Figures are visible in the background near a warm light source.

Mannarino also shared that, unlike Halloween Horror Nights, guests visiting Universal Horror Unleashed will be able to “soak in the scares throughout the whole experience,” seemingly at their own pace.

People walk toward a large, ornate door in a dimly lit room with gothic arches and blue ambient lighting, reminiscent of a Universal Horror Unleashed setting.

Stevenson insists that the new haunt experience will offer something for every guest, including those looking for more immersion in their horror.

“When I say it includes something for everyone, it really includes every kind of fear you can think of, and it’s going to touch people on those levels — but it also includes every kind of experience,” says Stevenson. “If you’re the kind of person who wants to come and just really immerse yourself in the characters and delve into the world that we’ve created, it’s gonna be there for you.”

Text reading "Universal Horror Unleashed" in gradient colors with a dark background, inviting you to explore eerie audition opportunities in Las Vegas.

Universal Horror Unleashed will open its doors to guests on August 14, 2025. It’s a 20-acre expansion to the AREA15 entertainment district. Read the official description below:

Get ready to experience the nightmare in a year-round, fully immersive, high-quality horror spectacle that brings your greatest fears to life.

Enter the evils of four haunted houses, each with their own terrifying stories: Universal Monsters, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Scarecrow: The Reaping, and Blumhouse’s The Exorcist: Believer. Surrounding the haunted houses are four fully themed immersive entertainment areas, each with its own unique live horror experiences, plus decadent food and drink offerings in select areas.


Your deepest fears are closer than you think.

Tickets are now on sale. Interested fans can sign up for updates on UniversalHorrorUnleashed.com.

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