What to Eat and Drink at This Year’s Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort

What to Eat and Drink at This Year’s Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort

Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort is back, and alongside the terrifying haunted houses and scare zones, guests can indulge in a chilling lineup of food and drinks designed to complement the eerie atmosphere.

From gruesome gourmet offerings to spine-chilling cocktails, Universal has crafted a horror-themed menu that will delight (and frighten) visitors as they navigate the park’s spooky attractions. Here’s a look at the must-try items at this year’s Halloween Horror Nights.

Themed Food: Creepy Creations

This year’s food offerings are not only frightfully delicious but are also inspired by some of the biggest horror icons and haunted house themes featured throughout the event. Whether you’re in the mood for savory or sweet, there’s something to satisfy every palate.

1. The Last of Us Mushroom Ravioli

Inspired by the hit video game The Last of Us, which is also one of this year’s haunted house themes, this dish is as creepy as it is tasty. The Mushroom Ravioli is a play on the game’s fungus-infected world, featuring delicate ravioli stuffed with earthy mushrooms and covered in a rich tomato sauce. It’s comfort food with a post-apocalyptic twist.

2. Chucky’s Good Guys Burger

Paying homage to the iconic killer doll, this burger is served with a “bloody” twist — a juicy beef patty topped with crispy bacon, cheddar cheese, and a spicy sriracha ketchup to mimic blood. Complete with a side of fries, it’s the perfect meal for Chucky fans who like their food with a little kick.

3. Pizza Fries

A returning favorite at Halloween Horror Nights, Pizza Fries combine two beloved comfort foods into one terrifyingly good dish. Crinkle-cut fries are smothered with marinara sauce, mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, and sausage, creating a gooey, shareable snack that’s perfect for refueling after braving a haunted house.

4. Killer Kettle Corn

If you’re looking for something to snack on while walking through the scare zones, the Killer Kettle Corn is a fun and festive choice. The blend of sweet and salty popcorn is given a spooky upgrade with an eerie green tint, making it a perfect grab-and-go treat.

Spooky Sweets: Hauntingly Delicious Desserts

No trip to Halloween Horror Nights is complete without indulging in some spooky desserts. These sweet creations are as Instagram-worthy as they are delicious.

1. Graveyard Cupcake

This decadent cupcake is decorated to resemble a mini graveyard. With rich chocolate cake, a creamy filling, and tombstone and ghost-shaped decorations on top, it’s as much a visual treat as it is a tasty one.

2. Pumpkin Dulce de Leche Churros

These limited-time churros are packed with autumn flavors, blending the classic cinnamon-sugar coating with pumpkin spice and a luscious dulce de leche filling. Served warm, they’re the perfect sweet treat to enjoy during the cool fall nights at Universal.

3. Stranger Things Waffle Sundae

Inspired by the beloved show Stranger Things, this sundae features a crispy waffle topped with vanilla ice cream, strawberry sauce (to mimic Eleven’s nosebleeds), whipped cream, and a dusting of candy to add some crunch. Fans of the show will love the nod to Eggo waffles, while ice cream lovers will appreciate the indulgence.

Horror-Themed Cocktails and Drinks

No Halloween Horror Nights experience is complete without some adult beverages to help calm your nerves after being scared out of your wits. This year, the park is serving up a variety of horror-themed cocktails and drinks, each inspired by the event’s haunted houses and themes.

1. The Last of Us Cordyceps Concoction

This unsettling cocktail is inspired by the fungal infections from The Last of Us and features a blend of dark rum, tropical juices, and a splash of grenadine. Garnished with “infected” fungal elements (actually fun candy pieces), this drink perfectly matches the eerie vibes of the game’s haunted house.

2. Chucky’s Red Rum Punch

This bright red punch packs a punch, with a mix of rum, fruit juices, and a hint of spice. Served in a blood-red cup, this drink is perfect for fans of the Chucky franchise and anyone looking for a bold, flavorful cocktail to sip on while exploring the event.

3. Frankenstein’s Electric Lemonade

If you’re after something refreshing, this neon-green concoction is a hit. Frankenstein’s Electric Lemonade mixes vodka with lemonade and a splash of blue curaçao to give it a ghoulish glow. It’s served in a souvenir cup that lights up, adding an extra spooky touch.

4. Non-Alcoholic Options: Ghoul Juice and Witch’s Brew

For those avoiding alcohol, there are still plenty of spooky sips to enjoy. Ghoul Juice is a tangy mix of lemonade, lime, and blue raspberry that’s as vibrant as it is refreshing, while Witch’s Brew is a sweet, bubbling concoction with hints of cherry and berry flavors.

Specialty Drinks and Souvenirs

Beyond the cocktails, Halloween Horror Nights is also known for its exclusive souvenir drink cups. These refillable cups feature haunting designs based on this year’s event themes, allowing guests to stay hydrated (or refueled) throughout the night. Many of these cups also light up, making them a fun and functional keepsake from your night of thrills.

Final Thoughts: A Delicious Nightmare

The food and drink offerings at this year’s Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort are as diverse as the haunted attractions themselves.

Whether you’re a horror fan looking to sink your teeth into a themed meal or a foodie wanting to try the latest creative treats, there’s something for everyone to enjoy — no matter how brave you are.

With mouthwatering dishes like Chucky’s Good Guys Burger and sweet delights like the Stranger Things Waffle Sundae, Halloween Horror Nights is about more than just jump scares — it’s about feasting on food and fun, too.

So, grab a spooky snack or cocktail and prepare yourself for a night of thrills, chills, and tasty treats at Universal Orlando.

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