Each year, Universal Orlando'sHalloween Horror Nights takes over the park and scares the literal poop emoji out of everyone.

Each year, they aim to outdo themselves with bigger scares, more terrifying shocks, and more incredible horror mazes.

But this year, horror fans are in for a TREAT, as Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is brought to utterly horrifying life with a maze stuffed full of your favourite iconic moments (the hedge maze is definitely there), and an attention to detail that will blow your mind.

Not only that, but there are a total of NINE horror houses to survive (including Ash vs Evil Dead, Saw, American Horror Story and the Horros of Blumhouse - an amalgamation of The Purge, Insidious and Sinister) - andanother five scare zones to stumble through screaming.

It's every horror and theme park fan's dream. Or, you know, nightmare.

On the plus side, there are more than enough fun distractions to help you recover the next day in the daylight.

Check out our amazing, interactive 360 videos of Diagon Alley (Harry Potter fans, brace yourselves - nerdgasms are coming), as well as the park's The Simpsons land, which recreates Springfield with eerily awesome detail.

'MTV Travelled WIth... Seven nights at Universal Orlando withVirgin Holidaysincluding scheduled return Virgin Atlantic flights from London Gatwick to Orlando, room only accommodation at Loews Sapphire Falls Resort, car hire and a Universal Orlando three park Explorer ticket with Halloween Horror Nights combo costs from £1,610 per person. '

'Price is per person based on two adults travelling and sharing a Lagoon View Room including all applicable taxes and fuel surcharges which are subject to change. Price is based on a departure on 26thOctober 2017.Start your holiday before you’ve even taken off in thev-roomat Gatwick … adults £20, kids from £12. Virgin Holidays is a member of ABTA and is ATOL protected. To book visitwww.virginholidays.co.ukor call 0344 557 3859.'