Universal Studios is paying tribute to the Prince of Darkness with a new attraction inspired by the rock legend.

Ozzy Osbourne may be gone, but his spirit will haunt Halloween Horror Nights this season.

Universal Studios has unveiled a new haunted house attraction inspired by the Black Sabbath frontman, according to a CNN report by Rick Damigella. The haunt brings the Prince of Darkness’s iconic imagery and theatrical legacy to life for visitors brave enough to step inside.

The attraction marks a fitting tribute to Osbourne, whose career was defined by his mastery of the macabre. From biting the head off a bat on stage to his famously eerie aesthetic, Osbourne’s influence on horror and heavy metal culture is hard to overstate.

Halloween Horror Nights, Universal’s annual after-hours event, has long drawn on horror films, television shows and pop culture icons to create its walk-through attractions. This year, the event adds one of rock music’s most enduring — and appropriately spooky — figures to its lineup.

For fans of both Osbourne and the Halloween season, the attraction offers a chance to step into the world of a performer whose dark artistry made him a legend.

Osbourne died in July 2025 at the age of 76, shortly after performing his final concert with Black Sabbath in his hometown of Birmingham, England. The farewell show, dubbed “Back to the Beginning,” featured a reunited Black Sabbath alongside a star-studded lineup of guest artists.

The Halloween Horror Nights attraction ensures that Osbourne’s legacy — and his flair for the dramatic — lives on for a new generation of thrill-seekers.

Details on the attraction’s specific scenes and locations have not yet been fully revealed, but the event typically runs select nights through the Halloween season at Universal’s parks in Orlando and Hollywood.