South Florida’s Premier Halloween Destination Unveils Six All-New Haunted Houses, Four Immersive Scare Zones and the Return of the Award-Winning Circus of Terror

The screams are back and louder than ever. Frightening South Florida September 10 through November 1, The Horrorland returns to Jungle Island with its largest and most immersive Halloween event to date, transforming more than 18 acres into a fully realized world of horror on select nights.

Now entering its seventh season, The Horrorland continues to raise the bar for haunted entertainment with six brand-new haunted houses, four immersive scare zones, the return of the acclaimed Circus of Terror live show, themed bars, including the new immersive Frankenstein Bar cocktail experience, roaming monsters, interactive entertainment and countless surprises… All of it is included with admission.

Designed with larger sets, cinematic lighting, Hollywood-quality special effects and hundreds of highly trained scare actors, this year’s experience takes guests beyond the traditional haunted house and into an unforgettable night of immersive storytelling and nonstop thrills.

New for 2026, guests can brave six original haunted attractions, each featuring its own unique storyline and terrifying environment:

• Honky Tonk – A cursed roadside biker bar where the music never stopped and its bloodthirsty patrons never left.
• The Orphanage – An abandoned children’s home filled with restless spirits, disturbing secrets and chilling supernatural encounters.
• Dr. Malice – A secret underground laboratory where horrifying genetic experiments have created monstrous new life.
• The Coven – Journey into an ancient village ruled by immortal witches and dark rituals.
• Nyctophobia – Navigate a nearly pitch-black research facility where fear grows with every step into the darkness.
• Seven Deadly Sins – Descend into the underworld through seven haunting realms inspired by humanity’s greatest temptations.

Beyond the haunted houses, the terror continues throughout the park with four immersive scare zones, including the sinister Ice Cream Men, the werewolf-infested Moon Cabin, the haunted wedding nightmare Marry Me, and the ever-changing Horrorland Streets, where monsters lurk around every corner.

Guests can also experience the return of Circus of Terror, the award-winning live horror spectacular created by Francisco Santos. Combining breathtaking aerial acts, daring acrobatics, theatrical storytelling, fire effects and cinematic horror, the production delivers a one-of-a-kind performance that has become one of The Horrorland’s signature attractions.

THE MONSTER PARADE

Every evening at 7:30 p.m. The Horrorland officially comes alive with the spectacular Monster Parade. Featuring dozens of monsters, larger-than-life characters, music, theatrical performers, immersive lighting, and unforgettable visual moments, the parade marks the official beginning of each night’s nightmare and welcomes guests.

“Every year we challenge ourselves to create something guests have never experienced before,” said Francisco Santos, Creative Director of The Horrorland. “This season represents our most ambitious production yet. Every haunted house, scare zone and live performance has been completely reimagined to deliver a larger, more immersive experience that pushes the boundaries of live Halloween entertainment.”

Since opening during the challenges of 2020 as an innovative drive-thru haunted attraction, The Horrorland has grown into one of the nation’s most recognized Halloween events. The attraction has been voted Best Event in Miami by Miami New Times readers, ranked among USA Today’s 10Best Haunted Houses in America, and earned thousands of five-star reviews from guests across the globe.

Created by an award-winning team with decades of experience producing internationally acclaimed live entertainment, The Horrorland continues to combine cinematic storytelling, theatrical production and world-class design to create South Florida’s premier Halloween destination. More than a haunted house, the Horrorland is an immersive Halloween entertainment destination where guests can spend an entire evening exploring haunted attractions, live performances, themed bars, cinematic environments and interactive experiences unlike anything else in South Florida.

The Horrorland will operate on select nights from September 10 through November 1, 2026, at Jungle Island in Miami. Tickets, including Fast Pass options, are on sale now.

TICKETS

Tickets are available now at TheHorrorland.com. Guests are encouraged to purchase early, as many nights are expected to sell out.