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Universal plans H.R. Bloodengutz encore for Horror Nights 2026 Original

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By Dewayne Bevil Verified
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The fourth haunted house has been revealed for the 2026 edition of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Florida theme park, and it brings back an original character from HHNs past. The maze is titled “H.R. Bloodengutz Presents: A Halloween Fright-Tacular,” according to a post on Universal Orlando’s Horror Nights X account.
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Coloring sessions? Foam parties? Florida theme parks target adults with kid stuff

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By Dewayne Bevil Verified
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
The attractions industry and its fans are growing up, but the old “kid at heart” adage is creating tourism business opportunities seeped with nostalgia. Grown-ups are embracing events once geared toward younger audiences. Central Florida attractions are playing host to adults-only coloring sessions, 21-and-up poolside foam parties, after-bedtime theme park outings and more. Psychological and financial factors are propping up the trend, experts say.
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Attractions draw grown-up audiences with youthful pursuits Original

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By Dewayne Bevil Verified
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The attractions industry and its fans are growing up, but the old “kid at heart” adage is creating tourism business opportunities seeped with nostalgia. Grown-ups are embracing events once geared toward younger audiences. Central Florida attractions are playing host to adults-only coloring sessions, 21-and-up poolside foam parties, after-bedtime theme park outings and more. Psychological and financial factors are propping up the trend, experts say.
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