Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Orlando Resort have announced a new haunted house attraction themed around the late musician Ozzy Osbourne. The “Halloween Horror Nights” event will feature a dedicated horror experience inspired by Osbourne, who passed away in 2025 at the age of 76.

The announcement came on Wednesday, shortly after the first anniversary of Osbourne’s death. Universal Studios described the attraction as a tribute to the rock icon, known as the “Prince of Darkness.” The musician’s family has endorsed the project, calling it a respectful and fitting homage to his legacy.

The haunted house will be part of Universal’s annual Halloween celebration, which transforms the parks into immersive scare zones and horror experiences. Details about the design and specific elements of the Ozzy Osbourne attraction have not yet been released, but it is expected to resonate with fans of the rocker’s music and persona.

Osbourne rose to fame as the lead vocalist of Black Sabbath before embarking on a successful solo career marked by his distinctive voice and theatrical performances. He was recognized internationally for his contributions to heavy metal and rock music. His passing in 2025 was widely mourned in the entertainment community.

Universal’s decision to dedicate a haunted house to Osbourne reflects his enduring cultural impact and the continued popularity of “Halloween Horror Nights” events, which draw millions to the parks every year. The tribute is intended to celebrate both the artist’s influence and the spirit of the Halloween season.