The longest-ever Halloween attraction in Universal Studios Japan's history features three new themed games

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department, compiled and reported

In recent years, Universal Studios Japan has adopted an "over-the-top" strategy, continuously enhancing its shows, roller coasters, and other amusement rides to captivate visitors. The park traditionally launches its Halloween series every autumn. This year’s edition was recently unveiled. In addition to the usual lineup of up to 20 zombies roaming the streets, the park is introducing the longest-ever horror-themed ride, trapping guests in pitch-black darkness for as long as 35 minutes, themed around a terrifying incarceration lab and now experienced on foot, whichtakes the thrill and intensity to an all-new level.

This year’s “Halloween Horror Nights” at Universal Studios Japan kicks off on September 8 and runs through November 5. In addition to a grand costume parade party that lasts from day to night, three brand-new ultra-spooky rides will also make their debut.

The zombie hordes that appear in the park’s main street every evening this year are the most diverse in history. They will also engage in battles and standoffs with guests inside the newly introduced ride “Death Maze,” offering visitors the most memorable Halloween experience ever.