My plans for this Halloween were to hit up Las Vegas with a bunch of friends but California wouldn’t be a bad choice either. Why? Halloween Horror Nights, that’s why! As if you haven’t guessed already Universal Studios have gone and announced yet another new maze that’ll be making it’s debut at this year’s event. Want the details? Of course you do.
The maze is called Alice Cooper’s Welcome to My Nightmare and is indeed brought to us by the great Alice Cooper. Here’s the rundown on this bad puppy from the press release:
Inspired by the rock icon’s landmark concept album and its long-awaited sequel “Welcome 2 My Nightmare,” to be released on September 13 through Universal Music Enterprises,” the new attraction will take guests on a terrifying trip through Alice Cooper’s twisted mind, where his most famous songs, bizarre themes and demented characters collide inside a living horror movie.
This original, one-of-a-kind walk through experience will feature trademark elements from Alice Cooper’s celebrated shows, including guillotine decapitations, electric chairs, a sadistic insane asylum, predatory snake and giant Black Widow spiders that have helped make his imagery timeless and indelible. Music will be a powerful element within the maze and will include both new and classic Alice Cooper material.
Sounds pretty badass right? As does “Eli Roth’s Hostel: Hunting Season” and “The Thing: Assimilation”. Looks like Halloween Horror Nights will once again be a hit this year.
But that’s not all! How would you like to check out some “Welcome to My Nightmare” goods?! Above you’ll find a teaser image of what looks to be one of the characters found in the maze and below, or over in our videos section, you’ll find the man himself announcing the maze. Alice Cooper adds:
“We’ll be creating this living horror movie within screaming distance of the sound stages where horror movies first began, so there’s no place more appropriate to offer a preview of the new `Welcome 2 My Nightmare.’ This will be a nightmare that will haunt visitors’ dreams for a long time to come.”
Halloween Horror Nights kicks off September 23rd and will continue on select nights all the way through to October 31st.
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