Halloween Horror Nights Orlando attraction | |
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Zombie Gras | |
Attraction type | Scarezone |
Event | Halloween Horror Nights: Twenty Years of Fear |
Park | Universal Studios Florida |
Area | San Francisco |
Year | 2010 |
Housed in | San Francisco |
Based on | Original |
Zombie Gras was one of the six scarezones that was featured during Halloween Horror Nights: Twenty Years of Fear. It was located in San Francisco.
History and Location[]
For their 2010 Halloween event, Universal decided to have a scarezone based on a Mardi Gras parade overrun by zombies. The scarezone would be called Zombie Gras, and would tie-in to the story of the ZombieGeddon haunted house, which was located near the scarezone.
The scarezone would be the first located in the San Francisco area of the park, an area located near the middle of the park themed after the city of San Francisco.
Description[]
This Mardi Gras parade has gone severely off course and the undead walk among us.
Feet don't fail me NOW! This Mardi Gras parade has gone severely off course-Infected by the North American zombie infestation, the undead walk among us, searching for their next meal...
Experience[]
Zombie Gras enhanced the story-line of ZombieGeddon. In the house, a sudden power failure causes the zombies' collars that maintain their docility to fail and leads to the ZAP facility being overrun. Upon exiting the facility, you discover the cause: a Mardi Gras parade float has crashed into the power lines outside the building, allowing the zombies to escape and infect the parade.
Scareactors[]
- Zombie Knight
- Wounded Jester
- Chainsaw Zombie
- Bead Zombie
- Knight Zombie
- Frog Zombie
- Trombone Zombie
- Flamingo Zombie Girl
- Jester Zombie
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Trivia[]
- The background music used in the Zombie Gras scarezone is actually a series of excerpts used from Universal's own Mardi Gras Parade which often runs normally from February to April during Universal's Mardi Gras event each year.
- This was the first official scarezone located in San Francisco.