For 2024, Universal Orlando decided to make the Tribute Store a post-apocalyptic playground full of amazing details and nods throughout. There are even QR codes hidden to show journal pages for a fun side story. Beware Batilda!
The adventure starts off with an old shipping container that has been turned into the Tribute Store entry way. It is green and covered with graffiti.
You enter from the opening of the shipping container and go through the graffitied walls and warnings to enter the first room.
Bat images are seen all over.
The first room looks like an abandoned super market.
There are some fun details in this area like the boxes with guests faces on them instead of just using the hallway.
There is also a van that has merchandise on it.
After you leave this room you go through what looks like an alleyway into an old Randall’s Signs and Salvage.
This area is all neon lights complete with their humming sounds, mannequins, signs and salvage.
I love the HHN!
A fantastic Tribute Store lighted sign!
From here you enter the hallway that takes you to the treat room.
It’s full of graffiti.
I love the #33 for HHN 33.
There is also a zombie Earl the Squirrel!
The next room is the treat room!
This all appears to be underground.
The final room is the subway!
We found Batilda!
Halloween Horror Nights 33 opens tomorrow, August 30, 2024 at Universal Studios Florida.
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