Art the Clown is crashing Halloween Horror Nights with a "funhouse" so grimy and over-the-top, it makes the usual haunted maze look like a kiddie carnival.
Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights is pulling no punches this year. For the first time ever, Terrifier’s infamous prankster-in-whiteface, Art the Clown, is getting his very own haunted attraction. And let’s just say… it’s not exactly the kind of funhouse you’d want to bring your little cousin to.
Art The Clown Turns Universal Into His Filthy Funhouse
Both Universal Orlando and Universal Hollywood will host the house, inspired by all three of Damien Leone’s Terrifier films. Instead of the typical cobwebs and jump scares, guests are dropped straight into Art’s carnival of filth. The walkthrough is designed to be fully sensory: flickering lights, foul stenches, sticky splashes, and enough bizarre set-pieces to make you feel like you’ve been dragged headfirst into one of Art’s messy masterpieces.
Take a look around, but beware – it contains major spoilers for the attraction!
According to Universal, nothing can really prepare visitors for the "grisly" experience. The funhouse highlights Art’s, well… art. You won’t just be looking at the chaos – at times you’ll feel like you’re part of it. The description teases "gleefully grotesque handiwork" and promises that guests will walk out "literally dripping with terror and drenched with fear."It’s about as extreme as Universal has ever gone with a Halloween Horror Nights house. And honestly? It makes sense. Terrifier has built its reputation as one of the most boundary-pushing horror series out there, and Art the Clown’s brand of disgusting carnival chaos fits right into HHN’s growing lineup of cult-favorite properties.
So, if you’ve ever wanted to smell the stench of Art’s funhouse for yourself (and maybe leave with a questionable splatter or two), this year’s event is probably your only shot. Just… maybe don’t wear white.