#7
Halloween Horror Nights (Universal Studios)
Halloween Horror Nights is a test of endurance, not fright. The $85 ticket is an add-on atop $120 general admission, totaling $205 per person. By October 31st, scare actors deliver performances that are 30% less unpredictable than opening night, making the experience feel more mechanical than menacing. It is 15% pricier than Diwali at Leicester Square while offering half the cultural substance.
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