Some of film's most iconic horror movies will be brought to life this Halloween at Universal Orlando.
On Friday (September 15), five new scare zones were unveiled at the park, filled with menacing characters that will prowl around as guests explore.
These terrifying zones are just a few of the many attractions that are featured at the park for Halloween.
Each year, the resort in Florida is transformed for a spooky season and this time, it's running for a record-breaking 34 select nights until Monday November 4.
There are some other additions to the park alongside the scare zones including nine new immersive haunted houses based on everything from iconic horror films and popular TV shows to disturbing original stories.
For the first time ever, the psychological horror film The Shining has been transformed into a maze so fans of the movie can relive some of its most iconic, and sinister, moments.
FX’s critically-acclaimed, Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning television series American Horror Story will again come to life for a second consecutive year in a new maze.
There will also be two live shows for those looking to escape the mayhem of the park, including a performance from Academy Of Villains as they present 'Afterlife'.
What are the new scare zones like?
THE PURGE
The Purge has returned to Halloween Horror Nights and overrun New York. No one is safe. Be a part of a proud American tradition. United we purge.
TRICK ‘R TREAT
Break the rules. Pay the price. That’s the murderous moral of the five twisted stories in Trick ‘r Treat, a darkly hilarious tribute to Halloween.
FESTIVAL OF THE DEADLIEST
The dead are throwing a hell of a Hollywood party and you’re invited. Your spirit will fuel the frenzy of this ghoulish gathering.
INVASION!
The year is 1955, and a UFO has crashed onto the wharf. Their goal: to conduct experiments upon you to prepare to invade Earth.
ALTARS OF HORROR
Enter the nexus of evil, where all the most fearsome characters and nefarious creatures from each of the Halloween Horror Nights haunted houses lie in wait.
How do I get tickets?
Ticket prices vary from $59.99 to $83.99, depending on the day you choose to attend, but you can save up to $50 in advance by booking online .
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Please note, the resort say the event is not recommended for children under the age of 13 and Halloween Horror Nights is a separately ticketed event.