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Night Terrors Haunted Attraction is a unique haunted experience that promises unforgettable scares and exciting adventures! It has an almost a mile of spooky trails deep in the dark woods.
Night Terrors is different from most haunted attractions in that they let you decide just how much you want to be scared.
Their General Admission Ticket gives you access to the Haunted Trail in the woods with no touching.
For an extra $5, you can book General Admission Pass Touch & Scare Package. It includes a glow in the dark necklace. Prepare to be scared and be touched at your own risk! The scare actors will see the necklace and you will become their target. So if you thrill seekers want to prove to everyone just how brave you are, go for it!
For me, just taking the first steps into those dark woods would be scary enough. You know that they are full of freaks of nature that are lurking in the shadows, just waiting to get you. There will be surprises lurking around every turn and none of them will be good.
The woods are a terror packed, adrenaline buzzing, nightmare inducing horror! Will you make it through alive? Or will you remain here for eternity?
If you do survive, you can grab a seat around the bonfire and grab a snack or beverage from the concession stand while you wait to see how many of your friends also survived.
Open Times
- 7:30 pm to 11:00 pm
Dates
- October 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26, 30 and 31
- November 1
Coupon
Are you looking for a way to save money on Night Terrors Haunted Attraction. Of course, you are and we can help you with that. Book your ticket here and you can save
- $9 (30% discount) on General Admission to Haunted Trail
- $11 (31% discount) on Admission to Haunted Trail Touch & Scare Pass
The saving will be automatic.
Location
Belton, South Carolina, is within 35 miles of Mauldin, Easley, Laurens, Greenwood, Greer, Clemson, Anderson, Simpsonville and Greenville. Belton is 106 miles from Columbia.