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Halloween Horror Nights canceled at Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Orlando Resort
Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood have made the decision to not hold Halloween Horror Nights events this year. Universal Orlando Resort will be focusing exclusively on operating its theme parks for daytime guests, using the enhanced health and safety procedures already in place. Universal Studios Hollywood continues to face ongoing business restrictions and uncertainty around its opening timeframe.
The Halloween Horror Nights team looks forward to creating an amazing event in 2021.
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