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Rules
/ Details
• Haunted Nashville reserves the right to refuse
admittance to anyone.
• Guests will be subject to a security screening
before being admitted to the Haunted
Nashville facility.
• Payment for admissions will be made in cash,
Visa, or Mastercard, and may be made
online or at the venue Box Office.
• Admission is considered “at your own risk.”
Those with serious medical conditions
(including pregnancy) should use best
judgement as to whether or not attend.
NO...
• loose articles (ie jewelry, cell phones, toys,
props, etc)
• illegal or malicious activity
• cameras, flashlights, laser pointers, etc
• refunds
• smoking, lighters, or open flame of any kind.
• weapons
• drugs or alcohol (guests appearing to be intoxicated
will not be admitted)
• open-toed or high-heeled shoes (only those
with proper attire, including shoes, will be admitted)
Can we wear costumes inside Haunted
Nashville?
Haunted Nashville understands
that guests may be attending the event as part of
a party evening or on Halloween night.
It is discouraged
for guests to wear costumes inside the facility for
safety reasons, but
Haunted Nashville will make every effort to facilitate
adorned guests who make a point of being safety conscious
and responsible during their visit. Masks
are not permitted, and the shoe restriction will be
enforced.
Is Haunted Nashville
wheelchair accessible?
Yes.
What are the attractions that
make up Haunted Nashville and what can I expect?
House
of Distortion
Making its world debut,
House of Distortion
is an all-out assault on the senses that will
have you
scampering for your life! A dive into the realm of
the electrical, chemical, and metaphysical, House
of Distortion builds on general and local history,
especially associated with the Tennessee
Centennial and International Exposition of 1897. Science
fiction and fact are scrambled here as
guests explore a lost exhibit from this bygone era,
and end up witnessing the horrors unleashed
when humankind attempts to govern the intractable
forces of the universe.
Turbidite
Manor
An authentically styled
19th century haunted house exhibition complete with
cutting-edge special
effects and movie quality scenic designs that astonish
and terrify guests who dare to enter its
domain, Turbidite
Manor is an award-winning attraction that has
been recognized in the Haunt
Industry as “a genuinely creepy experience”
and “one of the most unique, authentic, and creepy
looking attractions” around. Shake with excitement
during this ethereal experience as you
encounter poltergeist phenomena, ghostly shadows,
full-blown apparitions, and a few other
surprises!
Riddles
of Horror
Test your knowledge
of the classic horror genre while winding through
a labyrinth of chilling scenes.
Riddles of Horror
challenges the patron to solve conundrums posed in
a series of scenes drawn
from the classic horror genre. Presented are characters
of the macabre, representing a crosssection
in horror culture from modern movies all the way back
to radio and classic literature.
Unravel the mystery of this attraction and you may
come away with a prize or two!
How long will it take me to go
through Haunted Nashville?
Once inside the main queue
line, your tour of all three attractions should take
approximately 60-90 minutes... provided the spirits
don't "persuade" you to stay indefinitely...
What age range is Haunted Nashville
appropriate for?
This attraction is for
everyone, though not recommended for those under 5
years of age. That said, individual discretion should
be used, as every guest will have a different threshold
for what entertains or scares them.
Who created Haunted Nashville?
A mysterious group known
as the Collective.
Are we allowed to take
pictures or video?
As a courtesy to those
around you, including the undead, we kindly ask that
there be no photography or recording while inside
the attraction. Photo opportunities may be available
in specially designated areas only.
Are there real ghosts inside Haunted
Nashville?
This attraction simulates
and expounds on accounts of classic paranormal phenomena.
The characters and incidents portrayed and the names
herein are fictitious and any similarity to the name,
character and history of any person, living or dead,
is entirely coincidental and unintentional.
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