La Llorona
La Llorona is a Latin-American urban legend about a woman who drowns her children in a river because her husband left her for a younger woman. Realizing what she had done she drowned herself in the river as well.
The legend says that she now wanders the Earth looking for her children. Parents would use this story to scare their children into behaving because they say that she would kidnap wandering children who resemble her own. Universal has used this legend for a few haunted houses and a scarezone.
Appearances at Halloween Horror Nights Orlando[]
Appearances at Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood[]
- La Llorona (2010)
- Terror Tram: Chucky's Revenge (2010)
- La Llorona: Villa de Almas Perdidas (2011)
- La Llorona: La Cazadora de Niños (2012)
- La Llorona: The Weeping Woman (2022)
- El Pueblo Del Terror (2022)
- Halloween Horror Nights 2023 (Hollywood) (Roaming Character)
Pictures[]
Image from John Murdy on Twitter.
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A La Llorona sculpt during Halloween Horror Nights 2011 (Hollywood).
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La LLorona during Halloween Horror Nights 2012 (Hollywood).
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La LLorona during Halloween Horror Nights 23
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La Llorona in ICONS:HHN
La Llorona and The Caretaker's Minion.
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Trivia[]
- 2010 used key art from 2008’s campaign about another urban legend and applied it for La Llorona despite her looking different in the parks. Subsequent years would use a new artwork.