The haunted house lineup at SeaWorld Orlando’s annual Howl-O-Scream event is getting an overhaul this year.
Just one year after debuting four new houses, SeaWorld said in a press release that three of the five total houses for this fall’s event will be brand new, as will four of the six scare zones around the park. One of Howl-O-Scream’s two live shows will also be new for 2025.
The catch? Only one of those new offerings was revealed in the SeaWorld press release: a new house called The Collector’s Curse, which SeaWorld described as:
“Step into a luxurious estate turned house of horrors, where a shadowy figure known as The Collector tempts guests with rare artifacts and ancient relics. But this estate sale hides a sinister secret — one that pulls you deep into a twisted underworld of cursed creations and monstrous mutations.”
More details about the new houses and scare zones will be released at a later date.
SeaWorld confirmed some of the returning offerings will include the Farm 51 haunted house (which debuted last year), the Cannibal Harbor and Blood Light District scare zones, and the “Monster Stomp” stage show. As with prior years, Howl-O-Scream will also have night rides on SeaWorld Orlando’s coasters, including Mako, Pipeline and Ice Breaker.
Howl-O-Scream kicks off on Sept. 5 and runs on select nights through Nov. 1. Ticket prices start at $34 per night.