ORLANDO, Fla. – The vampires of “Sinners” already took the box office. Now they want the theme park.
Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood announced Wednesday that “Sinners”, the Academy Award-winning supernatural horror film from writer-director Ryan Coogler, will haunt both parks for Halloween Horror Nights.
“It’s been incredible to see audiences connect with Sinners in such a powerful way," said Coogler alongside fellow producers Zinzi Coogler and Sev Ohanian in a joint statement. “Now, partnering with Halloween Horror Nights gives fans the chance to step even deeper into the world of the film — to feel the music, the atmosphere and the tension all around them.”
According to a news release, guests will find themselves inside Club Juke, set in Clarksdale, Mississippi, circa 1932 — where the blues is playing, the night is young and the vampires are already at the door.
Just as Sammie’s gift as a griot tears open the veil between the living and the dead in the film, the house promises to weaponize atmosphere and music to blur the line between spectator and survivor. Red-eyed vampires Remmick, Bert and Joan lurk at every turn, and the only way out is to last until sunrise.
Running Aug. 27 through Nov. 1, Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights is celebrating its 35th year with 10 all-new haunted houses, outrageous entertainment, terrifying scare zones and street experiences.
Right now, guests can buy:
- Single-night tickets (valid on any one night)
- Halloween Horror Nights Universal Express Passes (allows you to skip the line)
- R.I.P Tour (provides a number of premium benefits)
- Behind the Screams: Unmasking the Horror Tour (a special behind-the-scenes look)
- A number of package savings
Tickets for a limited-capacity event are also on sale. Those nights are Thursday, Aug. 27, and Monday, Oct. 19.
For ticket information, click here.