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Haunted Hotel Season 2 on Metacritic: Why the Score Is Still TBD

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Haunted Hotel Season 2 on Metacritic: Why the Score Is Still TBD
Haunted Hotel Season 2 on Metacritic: Why the Score Is Still TBD

As of October 10, 2026, Metacritic’s Season 2 page for Haunted Hotel lists no critic reviews and no Metascore. It also says a user score is available only after four ratings, while the page currently shows no user reviews or ratings. That means the claim that the season has “one user score” is not supported by the live page checked for this article.

This is a snapshot, not a verdict on the show’s quality. Season 2 only premiered on October 9, and review aggregators update at different speeds. The absence of a Metacritic score should be read as “not enough eligible data listed yet,” not as a negative rating.

Will Forte at WonderCon 2023, the actor who voices Nathan in Netflix animated comedy Haunted Hotel
Will Forte voices Nathan. Photo by Gage Skidmore, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0; original photo and attribution.

What does Metacritic currently show?

The Metacritic Season 2 page states that critic reviews are not available yet. It lists the Metascore as “tbd,” shows zero critic reviews, and says a user score becomes available after four ratings. The same page currently says there are no user reviews yet.

Those details matter because a blank score and a low score are very different things. Metacritic has not assigned Season 2 a poor rating; it has not yet published an aggregate score on the page. Likewise, a user score threshold is not the same as a confirmed count of one user rating.

Netflix Geeked official Haunted Hotel Season 2 promotional image shared on X
Official Season 2 promotional image shared by Netflix Geeked on X: view the original post.

Other review sites already have critic reactions

Metacritic’s empty review section does not mean no critics have reviewed the season. Rotten Tomatoes’ Season 2 page currently lists three critic reviews, including reviews from But Why Tho?, Mama’s Geeky, and Collider. Their published scores differ, but each offers a written critical response rather than a platform-wide consensus.

What’s on Netflix also published a Season 2 review on October 9, awarding 3.5 out of 5 and praising the show’s mix of spooky comedy, stronger worldbuilding, and extra focus on Nathan. This is a separate publication’s rating; it should not be presented as a Metacritic score.

Haunted Hotel Season 2 animated still from the season reviewed by critics
Season 2 still used in coverage. Source: What’s on Netflix review.

Why review counts can differ across platforms

Review aggregators do not necessarily publish the same reviews at the same time, and each service has its own rules for what it counts. A review may appear on a critic’s outlet before it is included in a particular aggregator. Scores can also change as more eligible reviews or user ratings arrive.

For that reason, the fairest update is specific: Metacritic’s Season 2 page currently has no critic reviews and no Metascore; it does not yet show user reviews or a user score. Rotten Tomatoes, meanwhile, has already listed three critic reviews at the time of checking. Readers should revisit the official pages for the latest counts.

Second official Haunted Hotel Season 2 promotional image from Netflix Geeked on X
Another image from the Netflix Geeked Season 2 post. Source: Netflix Geeked on X.

What fans are saying while scores catch up

Fans are already discussing the season in the show’s Reddit community. The season-wide thread includes comments praising the stronger emotional moments, calling for another season, and debating whether the shorter eight-episode run feels focused or too brief. These comments are useful as examples of audience conversation, but they are not a representative survey and should not be mistaken for a Metacritic user score.

Haunted Hotel Season 2 — General Discussion Thread
from r/HauntedHotel

Watch the official trailer

Netflix’s official trailer is a good way to get a feel for the show before reading reviews. The trailer does not indicate a critic aggregate, but it provides official context for the season being discussed.

Frequently asked questions

Does Metacritic have a Season 2 score for Haunted Hotel?

Not on the page checked for this article. It currently shows “tbd” and says critic reviews are not available yet.

Is it true that Metacritic has one user score?

The current page does not support that exact claim. It says a user score is available after four ratings and shows no user reviews or ratings at the time checked.

Have critics reviewed Haunted Hotel Season 2 elsewhere?

Yes. Rotten Tomatoes lists three critic reviews at the time checked, and What’s on Netflix has published a separate review. Those listings are independent of Metacritic’s page.

Does zero Metacritic reviews mean critics disliked the season?

No. It means the page has not listed eligible critic reviews yet. No Metascore is not the same as a negative Metascore.

Sources

Editorial note: review counts and scores can change. The status above reflects the pages checked for this article, not a permanent tally. Image credit and license details are included with the Will Forte photograph.

Image source and rights note: Source links are included for traceability where available. A link to a publisher-hosted image does not grant reuse permission, and the licence for every featured image or episode still has not been independently confirmed.

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