WWE shares emotional video of Wyatt Sicks Fun House visit
Visiting the Firefly Fun House at Halloween Horror Nights 2025 was an emotional experience for The Wyatt Sicks.
To honor the late Bray Wyatt (Windham Rotunda), WWE and Universal Studios partnered together to create a Wyatt-themed haunted house at this year’s Halloween Horror nights exhibit. Erick Rowan, Nikki Cross, Joe Gacy, and Dexter Lumis got a chance to visit the theme park in a trip that was documented on WWE’s YouTube channel:
Rowan battled conflicting emotions during the visit. He was happy that the haunted house exists, but it sucks that Wyatt is not alive to see it.
“It’s cool. I mean, like, I’m kind of just overcome with emotion right now. Like, I’m thinking about lots of different things. And I don’t know where my mind is right now,” Rowan said before entering the exhibit. “That’s why I’m like, ‘Cool.’ Windham loved horror, man. And for this to be happening — I just want to know that he can see it. And I want to see the house. I want to see if they do sh*t for Brodie [Lee], and from what I’ve heard, they do.
“And, like, to me, it’s so cool — but it sucks. I know they see it. It’s just, that’s why I say it’s cool.”
Special effects artist Jason Baker, a close friend of Wyatt’s, also made the trip. He noted that Wyatt always wanted to be part of Halloween Horror Nights and to have his own haunted house there.
“We’re the only two guys crying in a haunted house,” Baker said to Rowan.
“Evilly magical,” Rowan responded.
Wyatt, 36, passed away of a heart condition in 2023. His vision lives on in WWE with The Wyatt Sicks, a faction that is led by his brother Uncle Howdy/Bo Dallas (Taylor Rotunda). Lumis & Gacy are the current WWE Tag Team Champions on SmackDown.
Mike Rotunda, the father of Wyatt and Dallas, is recovering from a massive heart attack that he suffered in September.
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