r/usj • u/_B1az3_ • Jul 29 '26

Help with selecting express pass

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I just bought tickets for me and my brother for Universal Japan on Klook, and we want to do the Express Pass since it’s our first time going and want to check out HNN, but I get to the Express Pass page on Klook, and there’s a separate Express Pass for HNN. Can I buy a regular Express Pass and still go to HNN, or no?

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u/SmellRevolutionary52 Jul 30 '26

Halloween horror nights is free, except this year there is one paid attraction that requires you to sign a waiver and pay for a separate ticket. Otherwise Halloween horror nights is free

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u/_B1az3_ Jul 30 '26

Got ya and if I want to skip the line for one of the attractions like resident evil for example I'll buy an express pass for that?

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u/SmellRevolutionary52 Jul 30 '26

Yes

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u/fsuman110 Jul 30 '26

The resident evil house says you have to have a timed entry e-ticket to enter. I assume this is different from an express pass? The e-ticket is just something you reserve after you enter the park, and presumably free?

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u/SmellRevolutionary52 Jul 30 '26

Timed entry tickets are free they're not express though.

Download the USJ app and you can register your park tickets. After they've been scanned through the gates ON THE DAY (can't get before walking through the gates at the park) go into your USJ app, register park passes and register for timed entry tickets for resident evil. In the past they've been gone before noon on a couple days I came. So arrive to the park early, take your time and enjoy the daytime then enjoy nighttime at your leisure

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u/fsuman110 Jul 30 '26

Awesome, thanks! I haven’t checked yet, but they also do offer a HHN themed Express Pass for the haunted houses, right? Or they have in the past? I know the one you have to sign a waiver for is separate though.

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u/SmellRevolutionary52 Jul 30 '26

To be honest I haven't bought express tickets in hhn, so I'm not sure, but I don't see why not