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Universal Studios Japan will open all night long for a Halloween event

For one night only, experience non-stop thrills with haunted attractions and a Chainsaw Man rollercoaster at USJ Osaka

Emma Steen
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Emma Steen
Former writer, Time Out Tokyo
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Photo: Universal Studios JapanUniversal Studios Japan's Halloween event in 2023
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This October, Universal Studios Japan in Osaka is set to offer an unprecedented experience with its first-ever all-night Halloween Horror Night. For one night only on Friday October 18, you will be able to enter the park at 3pm and enjoy all of USJ’s thrills and attractions through 5am the next day. 

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Photo: Universal Studios JapanUniversal Studios Japan's Halloween event in 2023

Most of the Halloween-themed events and spectacles for the night will begin at 10pm. You’ll face terrifying zombies in the intense Street Zombie attraction and join in the wildly popular Zombie de Dance, where the entire park moves to the beat of Ado’s hit song, Odo.

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Meanwhile, the Hollywood Dream roller coaster is getting a limited-time to revamp, themed after the hit anime franchise ‘Chainsaw Man. There will also be an exclusive show at Water World featuring energetic Halloween numbers to keep spirits high.

The Halloween Horror Night – All Night Pass is priced from ¥12,000. There are limited numbers, so act fast to secure your spot. You will be able to purchase your pass through the website from 2pm on Monday August 19. 

Note that this event is strictly for those aged 18 and over. For more information on attractions and ticket availability, visit USJ’s website

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