What you should know
- This Halloween season, “Jimmy Fallon’s Tonightmares” brings the nightmares of the Emmy and Grammy award-winning host of “The Tonight Show” to life at Rockefeller Center.
- This immersive experience, which will take place at 630 5th Avenue, is a collaboration between NBCUniversal’s Global Franchise Management Group and the design team behind Halloween Horror Nights, Universal Studios’ famous Halloween event.
- “Jimmy Fallon’s Tonightmares” opens to the public on Friday, September 20th and runs on select nights through October 31st. It is open from 5pm to 11pm on select nights. It is not recommended for children under 14. Costumes and costume masks are NOT permitted.
Spooky season is upon us…and with it comes news of a new immersive haunted maze!
This Halloween season, “Jimmy Fallon’s Tonightmares” brings the nightmares of the Emmy and Grammy award-winning host of “The Tonight Show” to life at Rockefeller Center.
Visitors are guided through ten spooky rooms, each depicting one of Fallon’s terrifying nightmares.
This immersive experience, which will take place at 630 5th Avenue, is a collaboration between NBCUniversal’s Global Franchise Management Group and the design team behind Halloween Horror Nights, Universal Studios’ famous Halloween event.
“Tonightmares has everything you need to get really scared this Halloween,” Fallon said in a statement. “I’m not saying there are killer scarecrows, brain-hungry zombies and an abandoned gas station in the middle of nowhere. But… there are… killer scarecrows, brain-hungry zombies and an abandoned gas station in the middle of nowhere. Spoiler alert.”
“Jimmy Fallon’s Tonightmares” opens to the public September 20th and runs on select nights from 5pm to 11pm through October 31st. It is not recommended for children under 14. Costumes and costume masks are NOT permitted.
Tickets go on sale Thursday, but fans who sign up before Wednesday will receive exclusive access.
Ticket prices start at $36.90. For more information, visit jimmyfallonstonightmares.com.
The Tonight Show, Universal Studios and NBC New York/Telemundo 47 are owned by parent company Comcast.
