3-min to subway, safe evening strolls.
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Two very different moods: fairy-lit rooftops and story-rich walking tours in the big cities, or an all-night scare buffet at the country’s most intense Halloween event. Below you get both routes fully mapped: what to do, which tours are worth it, where to stay, and how not to waste time in lines.
New York and Los Angeles in October are more than decor. Think themed bars, seasonal pop-ups, film locations, outdoor markets, and tours that feed you stories, not just jump scares.
Universal Orlando’s HHN means multiple houses, scare zones, shows, and themed food in one concentrated hit.
3-min to subway, safe evening strolls.
Trendy cafés and nightlife blocks.
City lights view, easy studio access.
Immersive vibe, late-night walk back.
Budget-friendly with quick access.
Spacious and group-friendly.
Two very different moods: fairy-lit rooftops and story-rich walking tours in the big cities, or an all-night scare buffet at the country’s most intense Halloween event. Swipe through the highlights below.
New York and Los Angeles = decor, bars, markets, and story-driven tours.
Universal HHN packs houses, scare zones, shows, themed food all in one night.
3-min to subway, safe evening strolls.
Trendy cafés and nightlife blocks.
City lights view, easy studio access.
Immersive vibe, late-night walk back.
Budget-friendly with quick access.
Spacious and group-friendly.