Former Black Sabbath vocalist and reality TV star Ozzy Osbourne will be the subject of an all-new haunted house at Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood.
“Ozzy Osbourne: Prince of Darkness” will be featured at HHN at both Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Orlando Resort, park officials said.
“Developed as a living horror movie through the lens of Halloween Horror Nights, this non-traditional memorial to Ozzy Osbourne will span 45 years, transporting guests on a twisted journey though the artist’s outrageous and eccentric solo career in unique experiences across both coasts,” according to a statement from Universal.
Though Osbourne, who died in 2025, first rose to fame as the lead singer and co-founder of the English heavy metal band Black Sabbath, the haunted house will focus only on music from his solo career, which began in 1980.
“Ozzy never stopped pushing boundaries, and he loved anything that gave fans a new way to experience his music and the worlds he created,” according to a statement from Sharon and Jack Osbourne, the late singer’s wife and son, who both appeared with him on the hit reality TV show “The Osbournes,” which ran for four seasons in the early 2000s on MTV.
“Halloween Horror Nights has done an incredible job bringing that spirit to life. Walking through these haunted houses, you’ll recognize so many moments inspired by his music and imagination. It’s a wonderful tribute to Ozzy, and we hope fans have as much fun experiencing it as he would have had seeing it come together,” their statement continued.
John Murdy, executive producer of HHN, said Osbourne “didn’t just help define heavy metal — he created a cultural phenomenon that has influenced generations of music, art and horror. We previously had the privilege of collaborating with Ozzy, and this new haunted house is an opportunity to honor his extraordinary solo career. Inspired by all 13 of his albums, guests will journey through the dark, surreal worlds that fueled his music and cemented his legacy as the one and only Prince of Darkness.”
The maze joins a growing lineup for this year’s event that includes haunted houses based on the film “Evil Dead Burn,” the 2025 horror movie “Sinners,” Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” the “Hellraiser” franchise, and an original house titled “Dead, Deader, Deadest.” Additional haunted houses and attractions will be announced before the event opens.
Halloween Horror Nights opens Sept. 3 and runs select nights through Nov. 1.