Coca-Cola HHN Freestyle Cup Debuts at Universal Studios Florida

A new version of the Halloween Horror Nights Coca-Cola Freestyle Cup is now available at Universal Studios Florida.

Coca-Cola HHN Freestyle Cup – $19.99

Cans, bottles, and a souvenir cup with a red lid on a counter; a refill sign is displayed next to the cup.

The HHN Frestyle cup is available at Universal Studios Florida, and has several pricing options for those looking to buy more than one.

1 Cup – $19.99
2 Cups – $17.99 each
3-6 Cups – $15.99 each

Extra days of unlimited refills can also be purchased for $12.99 each.

A hand holds a 2025 Halloween Horror Nights cup with a red lid and spooky design inside a concession stand.

The Halloween Horror Nights 2025 logo is printed inside a broken stained glass window above a gargoyle. The gargoyle has blood dripping from its mouth.

A hand holds a Halloween-themed cup with a red lid inside an office with sunlight streaming in.

A hand holds a souvenir cup with a gothic window design, orange lid, and handle inside a sunlit room.

Turning the cup, there are more broken stained glass windows on a brick building. Vines creep up the sides of the building, as well. The vines and overall Gothic styling is related to this year’s theme of the Conservatory.

A hand holds a Coca-Cola Freestyle cup with a red lid inside a well-lit counter area.

Hand holding a clear tumbler with a bright red flip-top lid, indoors by a counter and register.

It has a solid lid with a plastic handle. A flip piece reveals the opening. The Coca-Cola Freestyle wordmark is printed near the bottom of the cup.

A hand holds a Coca-Cola Freestyle Cup with an orange lid outdoors in front of a beige building.

As one important note, the lid of the HHN Frestyle cup is actually orange, though the light in certain locations can make it look more red in pictures.

Another Halloween Horror Nights Cup

Another Coca-Cola Freestyle cup inspired by The Origins of Horror scare zone is also available as part of a larger collection of HHN 2025 merchandise. The main difference between the two cups is the lid, as this version has the orange lid with the handle, while the other variation has a black lid and no handle.

Halloween Horror Nights 34 kicks off with Premium Scream Night (which sold out for the first time this year) on August 28, with its official opening night on August 29. The annual event will run on select nights through November 2, and tickets are available now.

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