Universal Studios is paying tribute to the late heavy metal icon Ozzy Osbourne with a haunted house attraction at its annual Halloween Horror Nights event. Two houses titled 'Ozzy Osbourne: Prince of Darkness' will open in the coming weeks at Universal Studios Hollywood in California and Universal Orlando Resort in Florida, according to multiple reports. Osbourne, the legendary frontman of Black Sabbath, died last year. The attraction will chronicle his life and career, from his childhood through his rise to fame as the singer of Black Sabbath, as detailed in one report. The haunted houses are set to debut next month as part of the 2026 Halloween Horror Nights lineup. The immersive experience aims to capture the dark and theatrical elements of Osbourne's music and persona. Universal has not yet released specific details about the scares or scenes included, but the houses are expected to feature iconic moments from his career. The tribute comes a year after Osbourne's death, marking the first time the event has honored a musician in this manner. Fans of the rocker and horror enthusiasts alike can expect a unique blend of metal and macabre at the two locations. The Halloween Horror Nights event runs select nights from September through October.