The Horrorland Returns to Jungle Island with Expanded Offerings and ‘Circus of Terror’
The Horrorland, a seasonal Halloween attraction, has returned to Jungle Island on Watson Island in Miami. This year's event promises to be larger and scarier, featuring six new haunted houses, four scare zones, interactive experiences, themed bars, and the award-winning…
Miami Fort Lauderdale, FL, September 11, 2026 — The Horrorland, Miami’s seasonal Halloween attraction, has reopened its gates at Jungle Island, located on Watson Island. The popular event is back for another year, promising an enhanced and more frightening experience for visitors. This iteration of The Horrorland has been described as larger and scarier than previous years, introducing a variety of new attractions and entertainment options for the Halloween season.
This year’s event features an increased number of immersive environments designed to thrill attendees. Visitors can expect to navigate through six new haunted houses, each offering a distinct theme and set of scares. Complementing these haunted houses are four distinct scare zones, intended to deliver jump scares and atmospheric dread throughout the venue.
Beyond the traditional haunted attractions, The Horrorland also includes interactive experiences designed to engage guests directly. For those looking to relax or socialize, the attraction offers themed bars, providing a thematic respite from the scares. A significant highlight of this year’s event is the return of the award-winning “Circus of Terror” show, which is expected to be a central piece of the entertainment lineup.
The Horrorland is scheduled to operate on select nights. The attraction will remain open through November 1. General admission for the event is priced at $40 per person. Information regarding specific operating nights and ticket details is available through the attraction’s official channels.
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