Universal Studios will launch an Ozzy Osbourne-themed haunted house at its Halloween Horror Nights events in Hollywood and Orlando this year. Titled “Ozzy Osbourne: Prince of Darkness,” the experience is described as a living horror movie that takes guests through the rock star’s life and music. The attraction will feature a ride on the “Crazy Train,” inspired by Osbourne’s hit song, and plunge visitors into his disturbing world of rock ‘n’ roll. Developed as an original haunted house, it marks one of the first times a musician has been the sole focus of a Halloween Horror Nights maze. The event typically runs from September to October at both parks. Osbourne, known as the Prince of Darkness, has a long history of shocking stage antics and dark imagery, which organizers say lends itself to the horror theme. Details about additional scenes and characters have not been released, but the house aims to blend Osbourne’s real-life persona with classic horror elements. The collaboration extends the partnership between Universal and Osbourne, who has previously appeared in other horror-themed attractions. Fans can expect a mix of audio, visual effects, and animatronics to bring the experience to life. Halloween Horror Nights is known for its elaborately designed mazes based on films, TV shows, and original concepts. This year, the event will also feature houses tied to other franchises. Tickets for Halloween Horror Nights go on sale later this spring, with exact dates for the Osbourne house to be announced. The haunted house is expected to be a major draw for both rock fans and horror enthusiasts.