Universal Studios has created a haunted house tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne, titled "Ozzy Osbourne: Prince of Darkness", which will feature at this year's Halloween Horror Nights events in both Hollywood and Orlando. The attraction honours the musician, who died in 2025, by drawing on his solo career rather than his time with Black Sabbath, marking one of several tributes paid to him by entertainment brands since his death.

Described by Universal as a "living horror movie", the house takes guests chronologically through Osbourne's discography, from "Crazy Train" through to sets inspired by his album Diary of a Madman, with guests encountering personas such as Madman Ozzy, Werewolf Ozzy and The Prince of Darkness. The experience draws on imagery from all 13 of his solo albums and was created with the blessing of his wife and son, Sharon and Jack Osbourne, who called it a "wonderful tribute". Halloween Horror Nights runs from 28 August to 1 November at Universal Orlando Resort, and from 3 September to 1 November at Universal Studios Hollywood.