Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Japan – Episode 103

October 10, 2017 •
Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Japan – Episode 103
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Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Japan – Episode 103

Oct 10 2017 |

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Show Notes

I survived my first Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Japan! This episode gives you a rundown of what to expect, eat, and how to navigate the horrors that await if you decide to visit.

If you plan on visiting Universal Studios Japan, we strongly recommend buying your tickets in advance through Klook (use offer code KLKTDREX for extra savings off your first order). Also, buy your Express Pass a month in advance to make sure you get the ones you want. Klook offers Express Pass for all the regular attractions and a special one just for the Halloween Horror Nights attractions.

Read our full guide to buying tickets for Universal Studios Japan.

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