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Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights is getting even stranger. Its 2018 edition will feature a haunted-house maze based on “Stranger Things,” the hit supernatural drama seen on Netflix.
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Visitors will encounter the big, bad Demogorgon character; the parallel universe known as the Upside Down; the living room with flashing holiday lights; and top-secret government lab, Universal Orlando confirmed in its official announcement.
“You’ll faithfully follow the storyline, starting off on Mirkwood and then quickly moving to inside Hawkins National Laboratory where things have gone terribly, terribly wrong,” Patrick Braillard, show director, wrote on the official Universal Orlando blog.
The series – set in 1983 and around a small Indiana town, its adolescent residents (including a missing boy) and a mysterious girl called Eleven – is prepping for a third season. Its debut season is the basis for the Universal Studios house.
