USJ Halloween Horror Nights 2026 Confirmed

ハロウィーン・ホラー・ナイト — Osaka (Kansai)

Last updated: Sun, October 11, 2026

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Runs
Fri, Sep 11 – Sun, Nov 8, 2026
Venue
Universal Studios Japan (ユニバーサル・スタジオ・ジャパン)
Tickets
A dated Studio Pass is required, priced by date: the 1-Day Studio Pass starts at ¥8,400 for adults (12+) and ¥5,500 for children (4–11), and the Twilight Pass, which lets you in from 3pm, starts at ¥5,900 / ¥3,900. Lights Out needs its own ticket from ¥1,900 on top of admission. Express Passes are sold separately (from ¥6,800) and are tied to a specific date.
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A dated Studio Pass is required, and Express Passes for the horror mazes are also tied to a specific date.

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Halloween Horror Nights is the after-dark half of Universal Studios Japan's autumn season in Osaka. From 6pm until closing the park streets are taken over by roaming zombies, and a set of horror attractions runs for the season — in 2026 a Resident Evil Requiem attraction, the Factory of Fear zombie tour, the Sadako dark ride and Lights Out, the park's first R-18 attraction. The 2026 run is billed as the fifteenth, from September 11 to November 8.

Background

Universal Studios Japan runs Halloween Horror Nights as the night-time strand of its autumn season, and the official site bills the 2026 run as its fifteenth year. The format — street zombies after dark plus a rotating set of horror mazes — has stayed broadly the same, while the individual attractions are rebuilt each year around current horror and game titles.

Getting there

Universal City Station on the JR Yumesaki Line (officially the Sakurajima Line) is a few minutes' walk from the park gates. From Osaka Station the trip takes about 11 minutes with one change at Nishikujo.

Tips

Maintained by Tetsu Yamamoto · Last verified against the official source: Sun, October 11, 2026

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