Following Hurricane Helene passing through Florida yesterday, September 26, Universal Orlando Resort has resumed normal operations. Universal Orlando After Hurricane Helene Universal Orlando Resort updated guests via posts on X from the official resort account as well as the account for Halloween Horror Nights regarding operations today,

Hurricane Helene is currently on its way to Florida and while the current path of the storm is expected to miss most of Florida, they are likely to get a fair amount of rain at the very least. This has led to several theme parks deciding to close some if not all of their resorts.

Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Orlando have made some operational changes in response to Hurricane Helene. The Category 3 storm is headed for the Big Bend area of Florida.

Due to the threat of Hurricane Helene, Universal Orlando has announced more operational changes for the resort. Halloween Horror Nights will be canceled for Thursday, Sept 26. The 2 theme parks will adhere to their original operating hours,

Universal Orlando Resort’s Halloween Horror Nights has consistently delivered a terrifying experience to its willing victims through the creation of over 200 haunted houses.

As Hurricane Helene closes in on a Florida landfall this week, Universal Orlando and Walt Disney World Resort are assessing their operations for the safety of guests and park staff.

In response to Hurricane Helene, Universal Orlando has announced several changes for Thursday. Universal Orlando Resort said it closely monitors weather conditions and follows the guidance of local authorities and the National Weather Service.

I experienced every scare zone and haunted house at HHN 33 at Universal Orlando and rank them to recommend the best experience for guests.