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Universal Orlando Has Officially Opened Its Own Spooky Halloween Store (PHOTOS)

Spirit Halloween has nothing on this! 💀
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An Orlando theme park is opening up a spooky Halloween store that will make its rivals shiver with fright.

While Universal Orlando has canceled Halloween Horror Nights this year, its legacy will live on through a pop-up HHN Tribute Store opened by the resort.

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The new store might just be every diehard HHN fan's dream come true.

All of the memorabilia sold within the store reaches back into the event's past, including shirts highlighting every theme of the event since its beginnings in the early '90s.

You can visit the store now through the fall during normal park hours.

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