Walk With Witches in the Noche de Brujas Scare Zone at Universal Studios Hollywood

One of the scare zones available at this year’s Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights is Noche de Brujas, which translates to Night of the Witches.

Noche de Brujas Scare Zone

A creepy, monstrous witch looms above "Noche de Brujas," inspired by Latin American Witches on a dark background for Halloween Horror Nights 2025.

When announced, the scare zone art depicted a witch with long hair, pointed teeth, and a somewhat skeletal appearance reaching out from a red frame. The frame has the number 25 in the upper left hand corner, likely as a reference to 2025. The description included with the announcement describes the new zone:

Scare Zone Announcement: Evil, cackling witches from Latin American legends will hunt you and ensnare you with dark enchantments. It’s the night of the witches!

A tall, eerie ghost looms in colorful fog as people enjoy Noche de Brujas at a spooky Latin American theme park event.

The scare zone is located just outside of Monstruos 3: The Ghosts of Latin America and has some nods to the house.

A tarot card labeled "La Muerte" shows a grim reaper with a scythe, evoking Latin American witches and red light.

One of those references is to La Muerte, an original character created for Monstruos, who welcomes guests as they enter the house. He is the grave digger and caretaker of the place. Other nightmarish tarot card displays are present in the area, as well.

A tall, eerie scarecrow illuminates a Latin American scare zone with red and blue lights, looming over the crowd at night.

A creepy figure lurks behind a cauldron in a Noche de Brujas scare zone, bathed in eerie red lighting.

The “Night of the Witches” theming almost resembles a show with wagons and other decor. The area also features lots of red lighting that illuminates Latin American-dressed Scareactors and more.

You can get a look at the zone near the end of our Monstruos 3 POV below.

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