Rules
/ Details
• Haunted Nashville reserves
the right to refuse admittance to anyone, including,
but not limited to, those seeming to be intoxicated
or without suitable attire.
• Guests will be subject to a security screening
before being admitted to the Haunted Nashville facility.
• Payment for admissions may be made in cash,
Visa, or Mastercard at the venue Box Office or online.
• Due to Haunted Nashville’s popularity,
WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND PURCHASING YOUR TICKETS ONLINE
to avoid Box Office lines. To keep your wait times
even shorter, purchase the Slashpass, which can cut
your wait times up to 80% on busy nights.
• 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)
Tips for surviving Haunted
Nashville
• Come
early in the season or on Sundays to
beat the crowds at this popular attraction
• There are two main queue lines at Haunted
Nashville,
one for Box Office purchases and one for Admission.
Purchase your tickets online
to get special discount offers and save time by
avoiding the Box Office line...online ticket purchasers
go straight to Will Call, which is a much shorter
process.
• Buy the SlashPass
to avoid the general admission line... SlashPass
holders go straight to Will Call, exchange their
online voucher for a ticket, then are admitted to
each attraction through special SlashPass only lines.
Those wishing to purchase SlashPass in person may
also do so at Will Call and avoid the Box Office
line. (note: there are only a limited number of
SlashPass tickets available.)
• Be prepared to stand
for a long duration. Due to our volume
of guests and safety codes, we do not have seating
available while waiting in line, which is typical
of these types of events nationwide.
• Large groups attend this attraction, so
pre-plan who you will enter
with. Only 8 guests are admitted into
each attraction at a time on busy nights, both for
safety and a better overall experience.
• Visit
the restroom before you get to Haunted Nashville .
While there are restrooms available, the large crowds
can make it a long wait. If you exit the building
during your visit, you will need to reenter through
the main security checkpoint at Will Call, having
to wait for anyone ahead of you in line.
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?
Haunted Nashville is an all-indoors, 34,000 sq ft
haunted house complex with three walk-through attractions
under one roof. In addition to expansive and detailed
sets, there are special effects and live characters
throughout the entire facility.
House
of Distortion (Expanded
for 2010!)
A terrifying journey
through a relic display from the 1897 Tennessee Centennial
Exposition, dive into the electrical, the metaphysical,
and the horrific, assaulting your senses as you try
to keep your sanity!
Our discovery made in this building
at 3436 Lebanon Pike of an old attraction from the
1897 Tennessee Centennial Exposition was odd enough,
but now the real strangeness begins. This almost
completely unknown artifact had been stored here
sometime in the 1990’s. Its owner, Henry Worth
II, (whose father had built the attraction for the
Centennial Expo as a promotional project for his
mentor, the great Nikola Tesla,) passed away before
completing his work of rebuilding it. We’ve
pried the doors open for you to glimpse a bygone
era. Keep your wits about you... it’s easy
to get lost in these twists and turns!
Turbidite
Manor  (Expanded
for 2010!)
During this amazing,
museum-like tour of the supernatural, you’ll
explore the Goldrush era (and quite haunted) home
of the now deceased Turley family.
If you’ve ever wanted to go on
a ghost hunt, now is your chance! The special technology
of the “Ghostwatch” system allows you
to tour this 19th century haunted house exhibition
and experience the paranormal in a way only dreamed
of by spirit-chasers everywhere. Complete with Hollywood
style visuals that astonish and terrify guests who
dare to enter its domain, Turbidite Manor is an
award-winning attraction that has been featured
on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and is recognized in the Haunt
Industry as “a genuinely creepy experience”
and “one of the most unique, authentic, and
creepy looking attractions” around.
EPIDEMIC!
(New
for 2010!)
The crew tunneling
under the old Hills Department Store uncovered more
than they bargained for... it’s your mission
to discover what they found, and make it out with
your life!
In his endeavor to retrieve old electrical
equipment built by the legendary Nikola Tesla, Henry
Worth II unwittingly released an unknown horror.
Whatever was let loose upon his crew leaves one
telltale hint – the emergency bio-hazard treatment
facility that remains on the premises. An independent
laboratory director was hired to assess the area,
but we’ve not heard from him for some time.
We are accepting groups of volunteers to enter deep
within the facility to activate the “emergency
burn” (panic) switch to incinerate whatever
organism lurks inside, before it contaminates the
rest of the building. Keep in mind, the power in
this private lab area fluctuates and sometimes shuts
off altogether. We’ll equip you for your journey,
so no need to bring anything special... we just
hope you make it back out alive!
How long will it take me to
go through Haunted Nashville?
Each attraction usually takes 15-25 minutes
to go through, but it all depends on how much you
soak up the environment. Some guests bolt through
as fast as they can, which we don’t recommend.
Groups are admitted at a maximum of 8 every 1.5
minutes or so... this allows each group to be separated
so you feel more isolated. Once inside the main
queue line, your journey 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? How scary is it?
If Haunted Nashville
were rated as a movie, PG would be appropriate.
Individual discretion should be used, as every guest
will have a different threshold for what entertains
or scares them... your fear factor is as unique
as you. "What's in there?" "Only
what you take with you..."
If you have a specific question related to age appropriateness,
please contact theCollective@HauntedNashville.com.
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 Haunted Nashville. 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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