Universal Studios Japan Warns Halloween Guests on Costumes, Cites Possible Removal
The park frames the notice as a safety measure before Halloween Horror Nights in Osaka.
Overview
- On October 24, Universal Studios Japan posted an official reminder stating that attire violating public order or showing excessive exposure may be refused entry or result in guests being asked to leave.
- The park’s website details restrictions that include full-face masks or helmets, heavy makeup or paint that obscures recognition, and costumes judged overly grotesque or frightening.
- Guidelines also prohibit impersonating employees, bringing hazardous or obstructive props, blocking pathways for photos, and intentionally scaring other visitors.
- Coverage varied in tone, with some outlets emphasizing potential removals while others presented the reminder as a restatement of existing safety and manners rules.
- Disney policies cited for comparison bar costumes or masks for guests 14 and older except during specific ticketed Halloween events.