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Curry Barker and Universal Bring ‘Obsession’ to Halloween Horror Nights

Universal pairs hit thriller “Obsession” with legendary “Sinners” for a fast‑tracked Halloween Horror Nights debut.

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Source diversity sample: Gold Derby · Attractions Magazine · Blog Mickey · WDW News Today · The Hollywood Reporter.

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Questions people are asking

What new attractions are added to Halloween Horror Nights 2026?

The “Obsession” experience and the “Sinners” haunted house are being added.

Who is collaborating on the “Obsession” experience?

Curry Barker and Universal Studios are collaborating on “Obsession.”

What promotional element accompanies the new attractions?

A giveaway tied to Freaky Nikki encounters is being offered during the event.

What happened

The rollout comes just weeks after the breakout success of the “Obsession” franchise, which has been adapted for the park’s annual Halloween event. Curry Barker and Universal are jointly bringing “Obsession” to the haunt, linking the film’s brand to the park’s immersive storytelling. The move places the new experiences alongside the long‑running Halloween lineup at Universal Studios Hollywood. Gold Derby details how Universal translated the “Obsession” narrative into a live‑action maze, while Attractions Magazine’s interview chronicles the rapid transition from hit film to theme‑park attraction.

Blog Mickey supplies a behind‑the‑scenes look at the design of the “Sinners” haunted house. WDW News Today notes a giveaway linked to Freaky Nikki encounters, and The Hollywood Reporter highlights Curry Barker’s collaboration on “Obsession.” The coverage collectively underscores how quickly Universal integrated a recent hit into its seasonal lineup. Design insights illustrate the effort to translate cinematic scares into physical rides. The attractions will open for the 2026 Halloween season, inviting guests to experience the new scares.

Visitors can claim the announced giveaway during Freaky Nikki encounters, and media will monitor guest response as the event progresses through the Halloween weeks. The giveaway will be available throughout the Halloween Horror Nights run, encouraging repeat visits.

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