In 2022, The Weeknd: After Hours Nightmare, house debuted, and was inspired by The Weeknd’s After Hours album. It  was a hit on both coasts at Halloween Horror Nights 2022. 

The Weeknd has returned exclusviely to Universal Studios Hollywood again for this year's Halloween Horror Nights event! 

The Weeknd: Nightmare Trilogy Haunted House

The Weeknd’s new haunted house is be based on his 2020 hit album, After Hours, his 2021 album Dawn FM & his new upcoming album Hurry Up Tomorrow.

In a new horrifying new tale, you'll get ensnared by the most iconic moments inspired by his music videos and live performances. The house is The Weeknd's loose take of Dante's Divine Comedy via the trilogy.

The Weeknd: Nightmare Trilogy Haunted House Facade

The house’s facade is massive and visually stunning! The design is a brightly-lit city with a huge Abel head atop the city skyline. 

Check out this video Molly from Mammoth Club captured! You can watch their Universal Hollywood HHN33 Video showing her POV, and reactions on The Weeknd: Nightmare Trilogy house.  

Throughout the event night, the house facade switches between a red, blue and orange color. The “How Do I Make You Love Me” music video plays on The Weeknd's sunglasses at the top of the facade.

Above the actual haunted house’s entrance, you’ll see 2 varying versions of The Weeknd vibing with the crowd. Each cast change has either After Hours or Dawn FM Abel as a live character at the top of the facade.

 I freaking love that while you're waiting in line, The Weekend is a DJ helping you kill time.

Here’s a full POV walkthrough of The Weeknd: Nightmare Trilogy haunted house at Universal Hollywood’s 2024 Halloween Horror Nights below.

Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood runs on select nights September 5 through November 3, 2024.