Universal Studios will introduce an Ozzy Osbourne-themed attraction called "Ozzy Osbourne: Prince of Darkness" at its Halloween Horror Nights events in Orlando and Hollywood this year. The haunted house pays tribute to the late Black Sabbath and solo star, drawing on imagery from across his 13 solo albums, and marks one of several posthumous projects being developed with the involvement of his family since his death.

The Orlando attraction opens on 28 August, with the Hollywood version following on 3 September, featuring scenes inspired by albums including Blizzard of Ozz, Diary of a Madman, Bark at the Moon, No More Tears and Ordinary Man. Sharon and Jack Osbourne endorsed the project in a joint statement, while Halloween Horror Nights executive producer John Murdy said it honours Osbourne's solo career and legacy. Universal is also releasing limited-edition merchandise tied to the attraction, and the announcement comes shortly after the first anniversary of Osbourne's death and amid other planned tributes, including a previously announced AI-driven digital avatar.