Universal Orlando has confirmed that Prime Video's Fallout series, which currently stands at 94% on Rotten Tomatoes, will be getting the horror maze treatment at this year's Halloween Horror Nights.
Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights (HHN) is the theme park's annual celebration of all things spooky, and features a series of fully immersive "horror mazes", which are extended haunted houses themed after existing movies and shows as well as original characters.
Universal Orlando's description of the maze suggests visitors will walk through a series of iconic Fallout scenes and locations, including Vault 33, encounters with Raiders and RAD roaches, and the Super Duper Mart. The maze will also include the show's main characters; Lucy MacLean, The Ghoul, and Maximus.
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Halloween Horror Nights 2025 is set to run across select dates between August 29 to November 2, with tickets available now. It will feature 10 terrifying haunted houses, scare zones, and live shows.
Fallout was released on Prime Video in 2024 to critical acclaim. In our review, we wrote: "Beyond its exceptional cast, each frame brims with character thanks to an extremely faithful retro-futuristic design that lends Fallout its quirky yet grim nostalgic view on a perfect world that never was in a damaged world that's all too real."
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The series is the latest major franchise to be transformed for HHN by the team behind Universal Orlando. Previous horror mazes have been inspired by shows including Stranger Things and The Last of Us, and classic horror properties like Halloween.
Fallout fans don't just have the HHN house to look forward to though, as the show is set to return this December.
Series star Ella Purnell shared the news on Instagram back in May, posting photos of herself and fellow cast members Walton Goggins and Aaron Moten wearing Christmas hats.
"Why are we wearing Santa hats?! Because we come bearing gifts. Season 2 comes this December, and Season 3 is as greenlit as a Christmas tree!!!" she wrote.
Fallout season one is available to watch on Prime Video.
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