A $1,000 ticket listing briefly appeared for Universal Orlando’s October 19 Premium Scream Night, a limited-capacity Halloween Horror Nights 35 event at Universal Studios Florida.
The date had already sold out when a screenshot shared on X appeared to show tickets becoming available again at the four-figure price. Universal Orlando has not announced a $1,000 admission tier or publicly explained the listing, and its Premium Scream Night page does not advertise that price. Based on the information available, the listing appears to have been a ticketing or inventory-display error rather than a new official rate.
Premium Scream Night is scheduled for August 27 and October 19, while Halloween Horror Nights 35 runs on select nights from August 28 through November 1. The separately ticketed Premium Scream events are marketed as lower-attendance nights, with shorter waits than regular HHN evenings, select food and nonalcoholic drinks, self-parking, a souvenir credential and lanyard, and approved costumes permitted.
The October event had reportedly been priced at $435.99 plus tax before selling out. Regular Halloween Horror Nights admission still includes access to haunted houses, scare zones, live entertainment and participating attractions, while upgrades such as Express Passes, R.I.P. Tours and Premium Scream Night offer different levels of convenience or access.
Planning Your Trip
Undercover Tourist is an authorized seller of Universal Orlando tickets, often at a discount off gate price.
Guests who see October 19 inventory return should confirm the final price and ticket details directly with Universal before purchasing. Universal notes that ticket prices, dates and experience details can change and remain subject to availability. Those considering Universal Orlando ticket planning should also keep in mind that an apparent return of inventory does not necessarily mean a larger release of tickets has occurred.
