A festive building with a domed roof features a colorful holiday tree inside, surrounded by greenery and palm trees. A sign with decorative text hangs above the entrance, hinting at All Hallows Eve's enchanting allure.

All Hallows Eve Boutique Becomes Tree Graveyard for Holidays at Islands of Adventure

Eric Morton

All Hallows Eve Boutique, Universal Orlando Resort’s permanent Halloween store, has a new overlay just in time for the holiday season. Similar to Universal Studios Florida’s Tribute Store, this shop at Universal’s Islands of Adventure features seasonal theming that changes throughout the year, all while keeping its signature spooky vibe.

Tree Graveyard and Boutique

A sign above the door reads, "All Hallows Eve: Tree and Graveyard Boutique, Wyandot County," capturing the rustic charm of the holiday season.

The store is located in The Lost Continent, near the Mystic Fountain. Easter eggs are immediately apparent for fans of Halloween Horror Nights. Wyandot County, located in Ohio, is home to the real village of Carey, Ohio. Carey is often used as a backdrop for HHN scares, including the house Welcome to SCarey from HHN 30. At HHN 33 Carey was the setting for Slaughter Sinema 2.

“In Carey, bad things just happen. No one escapes from this small town beset by an endless parade of bloodthirsty creatures and maniacs.” The festive adornments inside and out are juxtaposed with frightening and macabre elements.

A sign on a door reads "Enter Here" with an illustration of a festive Christmas light bulb, inviting you to explore a tropical outdoor boutique this holiday season.

The entrance lets you know immediately that horror lies inside, even if it’s a bit tongue and cheek. A sign on the opposite side of this one is identical, but has not been vandalized with a frowning face and green X covering the words “Only the Best”.

A decorated Christmas tree with colorful lights brightens the store, showcasing a festive array of holiday-themed merchandise, including shirts and ornaments for the Holiday Season.

A colorful Christmas tree sets the mood. A casual glance might put someone in the holiday spirit, but there may be other spirits lurking nearby, as it’s under a canopy of seemingly dead branches, and a skeleton’s arm is visible underneath the tree. Instead of gifts under the gree, guests will see merchandise with classic horror characters, like the Creature from the Black Lagoon for sale nearby.

A horror-themed hospital letter with the heading "Shadybrook Hospital." A handwritten note at the bottom reads, "Van key is in the cup holder. Be safe!" Nearby, a forgotten tree graveyard looms, whispering secrets of a chilling holiday season to come.

Steps away, a letter from Shadybrook Hospital outlines a field trip to a senior center that is undoubtedly a bad idea. Shadybrook Rest Home and Sanitarium may be memorable to HHN fans as the facility where HHN icon Chance was committed, as well as Jack and his brother Eddie.

The last time Shadybrook let the inmates out on a holiday field trip, things didn’t go so well. For 2007’s PsychoScareapy: Home for the Holidays, a bus of known killers crashed, allowing them to escape and terrorize the homes of the local Shadybrook Estates neighborhood.

A sticker on a black surface reads: "See 21 for Holiday Horrors hosted by H.R. Bloodengutz on the Midnight Horror Show WKNB | Carey, Ohio." It features a cartoon skull illustration, perfect for those who embrace the eerie boutique vibe of the holiday season.

Another nearby item is note is a stick referencing H.R. Bloodengutz, the main character of HHN 21. He was a fixture of Carey, and fans may remember H.R. Bloodengutz Presents: Holidays of Horror.

A festive indoor scene captures the essence of the holiday season with a Santa Claus figure, autumn leaves, colorful lights, and various decorations. A sign reads "Petting Zoo," evoking a magical atmosphere reminiscent of All Hallows Eve.
A sign reading "Meet Santa" with crossed-out schedule times says, "Sorry Folks, Santa went back to the North Pole. He'll be back 'tomorrow.'" Nearby, a Santa figure and striped pole add charm to the holiday season scene.

A number of decorative holiday elements are visible, including a vintage Santa Claus near a Petting Zoo sign. As far as meeting Santa, well, guests may have to come back “tomorrow” according to a cryptic sign.

A dimly lit store aisle brims with holiday cheer, where silver tinsel trees glisten amid colorful lights. Two people wander through this festive wonderland, a perfect prelude to the holiday season's magic.
A festive holiday season display features two silver tinsel trees, a wooden barrel, mugs on a blue shelf, and colorful lights. It's as if these vibrant elements have come to life from an enchanting tree graveyard.
A display features signs for Northern White Cedar, Carolina Sapphire, Eastern Red Cedar, and Leyland Cypress, adorned with wreaths and festive decorations for the Holiday Season.

Tree Graveyard and Boutique YouTube Video

Check out our video tour of the store below:

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