Halloween festivities are being offered by Disney and Universal this fall. Universal Orlando is marking a milestone with Halloween Horror Nights, celebrating 35 years of fear. For those seeking a more relaxed Halloween experience, Walt Disney World has an alternative celebration. Further details about these events are available, including a report from Betty Nguyen.
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