This year Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights brought The Wyatt Sicks to life with a brand new haunted house. As a huge Bray Wyatt fan, this house felt incredibly special to me. It was such a moving tribute to the late Bray Wyatt, and as I walked through, I truly felt his spirit in every corner.
Alongside the house, there are themed food items that all tie back to Bray Wyatt’s creation, the Firefly Funhouse. The Firefly Funhouse was a twisted children’s show that explored Wyatt’s dark psyche and his many characters, including his terrifying alter ego, The Fiend. Through the show, new characters were introduced: Huskus, Abby, Ramblin Rabbit, and Mercy.
The Wyatt Sicks is a group inspired by these characters, with current members taking on the forms of the Firefly Funhouse puppets:
- Huskus the Pig (Joe Gacy)
- Uncle Howdy (Bo Dallas)
- Rambling Rabbit (Erick Rowan)
- Mercy the Buzzard (Dexter Lumis)
- Abby the Witch (Nikki Cross)
Now that you have a little backstory, let’s talk about the food.
First up is the Huskus Muscle Man Slop. This dish is a beef sloppy joe topped with jalapeño bacon, LAY’S Dill Pickle Flavored Potato Chips, and cheese sauce, all served on a chocolate almond bun. While this has quickly become one of the most disliked dishes of HHN 2025, I actually loved it. The flavor was bold and unique. The chocolate almond bun paired beautifully with the salty and spicy beef and bacon, and the cheddar cheese created a rich, gooey mess in the best way possible. The LAY’S chips worked as a fun alternative to pickles. I mean, who hasn’t thrown chips on a sandwich before? Overall, I thought this was delicious and I rated it a perfect 10 out of 10.
Next is the Let Me In Mocktail. This drink is made with lemon juice, peach puree, lavender syrup, and topped with a dragon fruit syrup float. At first I rated it pretty high, but as the night went on, I found it a little too sweet to sip continuously. To be fair, I had just eaten an entire carrot cake before I really gave this mocktail my full attention. My score here is a 6 out of 10, although I think it would be better with fewer syrups. Still, it was a fun and flavorful sip. I may have to try this one again without carrot cake competing for my taste buds.
Lastly, let’s talk dessert: the Ramblin’ Rabbit Fried Carrot Cake. This treat features crispy carrot cake with white icing and a fluffy garnish of Ramblin’ Rabbit cotton candy. I gave the cotton candy to my husband and treated it more like a playful decoration, but the cake itself stole the show. The outside was perfectly crispy, the icing was sweet and silky, and the inside was soft and loaded with flavor. I loved the real carrots mixed in and yes, I am convincing myself that makes it healthy. The raisins were a nice touch as well. This one also gets a 10 out of 10, and honestly, I’ve been dreaming about it every night since.
All in all, the Firefly Funhouse stand is a huge win for lovers of BIG flavor and a fun little treat for WWE fans. I’ll be checking out more food stands this week, so let me know in the comments what you’d like to see me try next!
Watch the Firefly Funhouse taste test and MORE in my “Can you survive HHN without an express pass” vlog ❤
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