As the icons of Halloween Horror Nights 35, Jack the Clown and Dr. Oddfellow are heavily featured on merchandise. The pair will star in the house Jack & Oddfellow: Chaos & Control and the scare zone Infernal Carnival of Nightmares, which is also the event’s overall theme. Judging by the merchandise, some of their friends and former icons will be joining them.
This merchandise is available in Five & Dime at Universal Studios Florida.
This black sweatshirt features gray spray-paint-style artwork of Jack the Clown’s face across the chest. Jack the Clown has been a major character of Halloween Horror Nights since his introduction for the 10th event in 2000. He’s appeared several times since at Halloween Horror Nights events around the world and could be considered the main mascot.
“Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights 2026” is printed near the hem of the sweatshirt below Jack’s face.
On the back of the sweatshirt is the visage of Dr. Oddfellow. Though not as famous or prevalent as Jack, he was introduced alongside the clown at Halloween Horror Nights X. According to their backstory, Jack worked at Oddfellow’s carnival. When Jack confessed to his employer that he had murdered several children, Oddfellow killed Jack — not out of a sense of justice but to avoid being caught by the police for his own deadly crimes. HHN 32 explored Oddfellow’s attempts to harness the magical powers of the Zodiac.
Their backstory is expected to be updated and retold in the Chaos & Control house.
Jack and Oddfellow’s faces are featured on the light-up bulbs of this necklace. Between them are purple, green, orange, and red beads.
The poster for Infernal Carnival of Nightmares features Jack front and center as a marionette. Dr. Oddfellow’s face is looming to the side. But it’s not just these two icons featured.
They’re joined by Eddie Schmidt, Jack’s brother who wields a chainsaw; Chance, Jack’s assistant inside a cage; a young version of the Storyteller; and The Caretaker.
The Storyteller was the event icon of Halloween Horror Nights: Tales of Terror, the 2005 event. She has always been depicted as an old woman, but Infernal Carnival of Nightmares will either show hear earlier in her life or she’s gained some youth thanks to Dr. Oddfellow’s magic.
The Caretaker was HHN’s second original icon following Jack the Clown. He was introduced in 2002 for Halloween Horror Nights: Islands of Fear.
Eddie Schmidt was the planned icon of Halloween Horror Nights XI in 2001. However, due to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the event was scaled back and Eddie was replaced by Jack. He has since appeared as a side character at various events. A beer cart at this year’s event is named after him.
Chance was introduced in Jack’s Carnival of Carnage, a 2007 live show. She has appeared, usually alongside Jack, in scare zones and houses over the years and was the icon of the 2016 HHN.
The same artwork from the poster is on this magnet with a three-dimensional design. The background resembles a carnival big top with lights around the edges. The Halloween Horror Nights logo is near the top.
All the characters are pictured around the exterior of this stoneware mug. The Halloween Horror Nights 35 logo is on one side, above Eddie.
The handle and interior are red. The mug is dishwasher-safe and microwave-safe.
Similar artwork is around the exterior of this refillable tumbler, featuring even more past HHN icons. Jack the Clown is the largest image, reaching out towards the drinker with a bloody hand. “Halloween Horror Nights” is above him and “35” is near the base.
In addition to all the icons featured on the poster, magnet, and mug, this tumbler also includes the Usher, the Director, and the Pumpkin Lord. Read more about HHN lore in our 2021 “Know Before You Go” post.
The lid is red.
With one of these tumblers, you can get refills all day.
Jack the Clown Acrylic Stand-Up Figure – $15
This acrylic standee set of Jack the Clown has the character, a doll head, a toy block with “J” and “A”, a sign with his name, and the base, which looks like a circular saw blade. This can stand by itself or in the carousel display stand, sold separately.
Dr. Oddfellow Acrylic Stand-Up Figure – $15
Also part of the acrylic series is this Dr. Oddfellow set including a figure of the character, a sign for his traveling oddities show, a green skull, and a base of Zodiac constellations.
We’ll continue to add to this post as more merchandise appears. Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Florida is on select nights from August 28 through November 1, 2026.
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