Last year, we built a portal to the "The Backrooms" and ALL HELL BROKE LOOSE! To witness the backstory of this incredible discovery, go here and here. (Our special thanks go to directors Kane Pixels and Gibbson TV)
We have even MORE in STORE for 2023, and you can bet it will be a doozie! Find out firsthand why Depends is the unofficial sponsor of The Terror of Tallahassee!
While we are still operating as usual this year, we welcome (but don't require) anyone to wear a breathing mask if they like.
If you are at an increased risk of contracting or becoming severely ill from COVID-19, you should not attend. This includes (but is NOT limited to) people with asthma, diabetes, immune system deficiencies, and people age 65 or older. Anyone pregnant or with a heart condition should not to attend either (due to our intense scares). Only children over 6 years of age, who are not scared of the dark, prone to nightmares, or easily panicked are permitted to attend, and they require an adult sibling or parent to accompany them.
To reduce Covid or flu risk, the number of tickets available for purchase are reduced, so we ask that you purchase your tickets online early to ensure you will be able to attend. On-line tickets will be usually be offered for each event about ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
In addition, you need to show up at Terror of Tallahassee during the 30 minute time window that you selected when purchasing a ticket. This helps us evenly separate the crowd throughout the night, so that the waiting period is reduced. It does not mean you will get in within 30 minutes (that depends on the line). If you can't wait during longer lines, please use the (more expensive) Fast Pass. Fast Pass ticket holders get in soonest (because they help keep everyone else's tickets cheaper). Another less expensive option to get in quicker is to come earlier in the season. (Everyone's tickets are less then and the lines are shorter.)
On-line tickets go on sale one week before the date of the attraction. Larger parties of 8 to 10 friends usually go in by themselves (depending on the line).
Only buy your tickets at our ticket window or on-line from this site (via Fearticket). Other tickets are either fake or have already been scanned and won't work.
We understand that these are difficult times, but we hope that you come and enjoy yourselves at Terror of Tallahassee this October.
When you purchase a ticket, you will have to choose what time you will arrive at Terror of Tallahassee. Please arrive within that 30 minute window to help moderate the crowd flow.
You will still need to wait in line (unless it's a Fast-Pass).
SAVINGS TIP: You'll see lower prices on nights farthest from Halloween and Homecoming (to even out the crowd and reduce the wait).
8-10pm
$25
8-10:30pm
$25
8-10:30pm
$25
7:00-11pm
$30
7:00-11pm
$30
8-10pm
$25
7:30-10pm
$30
7:00-11:00pm
$35
7:00-11:00pm
$40
7-11pm
$35
7-11pm
$35
7-11pm
$35
8-10pm
$30
We're located a 1/2 mile South from FSU's football stadium at 1408 Lake Bradford Road, Tallahassee, FL, 32304.
A: Monstrous Mutations! And what made this terrible sitation happen? We'll let the good doctor explain that when you meet in person, but suffice it to say, your faith in the future may be challenged when you realize how drastic the only "cure" really is!
A: Afraid so! Ask anyone who has been to the corporate haunts (like Universal) and also ours, and the vast majority will acknowledge we're more intense. We emphasize quality of the experience over quantity of the customers, so we don't push customers through in a continuous line. Our small, more intimate groups isolate the customer and prevent them from knowing what to expect around the corner by seeing the reactions of other people ahead in the line... and we have LOTS of corners (and frights behind them)! We make much less money reducing the crowd flow this way, but the terrified reactions more than makes up for it.
YES, providing that the line isn’t too long. We are still selling limited tickets this year due to ongoing Covid concerns (allowing smaller groups). The on-line tickets guarantee you won't be turned away (they do NOT quarentee a shorter wait--only the "Fast Pass" does that), but we can also accommodate a good number of "walk up" tickets until the line reaches the gates-- then we close the ticket booth. (People with advance on-line tickets can continue to join the line.)
We only offer on-line tickets for the current week. (Doing otherwise creates confusion with ticket dates.) However, the next week's tickets go on-line about a week beforehand (usually Sunday morning). If your time sells out, you can still get tickets at the ticket window for a little bit more. Buying in advance not only saves you some money, but it saves some time because you can skip the ticket booth and go directly to the side entrance line.
For regular admission, NO. Just go to the Southside courtyard and get in line with your print out (or cell phone copy). The door person will scan it as you are about to enter.
If you have a Fast-Pass, then YES. The ticket booth person will scan it and open the front door and let you inside without a wait. You can stand next to any line at the ticketbooth with your Fast-Pass ready (so people know you're not cutting the line) to let the cashier know you have a pre-purchased Fast-Pass. It takes only a minute to scan it and let you inside. If you haven't already purchased your Fast-Pass on-line, please wait your turn in the ticket line, because it still takes time to collect payment and process your order.
Only if you buy the "Fast Pass". Otherwise, the wait is however long the regular courtyard line is. On-line tickets guarantee you will not be turned away like others will if the line gets too long. (The earlier in the season you attend, the cheaper the tickets and shorter the lines usually are.) The stated time on your ticket helps spread out the crowd. For people who want to come closer to Halloween but don't like the longer lines, the "Fast Pass" gets them quicker access and helps keep the price of regular tickets cheaper for everyone else. (F.Y.I., tickets are usually cheapest early October. It helps reduce the later crowds and also saves those on a tight budget some money.)
YES, but if your existing time slot is sold out, you'll need to buy your extras at the ticket window. Then they can join your existing group if it does not exceed ten total.
YES. But we still operate inside either way, and the sound of rain on the metal roof adds even more atmosphere. So just bring your umbrella and Depends adult diaper to help keep dry.
A: YES (if they are over 6 years old, and aren't overly anxious about the dark or monsters), but because of the many extreme frights, we urge Parental Guidance for anyone under 13. 12 and under must also be accompanied by an adult. We can not allow parents to carry any child in their arms since they could fall in the dark. Please make sure your kids can handle it because there are no refunds for those who get too scared and exit early (which happens every night, adults included).
A: Regrettably, NO. When we reduced the group size as a Covid precaution, that took away the option to offer many discounts. But it also reduced delays caused by kids who started crying and needed to be escourt out. Please don't confuse your love of frights with theirs. If you're not sure if your child likes getting scared in the dark, that probably means they do not.
A: YES. But it is quite dark, so anything that can obstruct your vision (or identity) is NOT allowed. Therefore costume masks are NOT permitted, however surgical and medical masks are (and so is face paint).
A: NO, because of the giant staff we maintain for the best performance, the haunt is only open certain nights in October (mostly weekends) and usually a night or two after Halloween.
A: If strobe lights or artificial fog cause you problems, then please do NOT come, because both are used.
A: NO. It would be reckless and dangerous to subject yourself to extreme frights if you have either of those conditions. Please play it safe and avoid coming, as much as we would otherwise appreciate your patronage.
A: YES, it is.
A: NO, they are not. If used inside, they will be confiscated or you will be escorted out an exit.
A: No open flames of any sort are ever allowed. No cigarettes or electronic smoking (or vaping) are allowed inside as well.
A: NO. Our Scaractors are trained NOT to touch, grab, or hit you at any time. And YOU must never touch, shove, or strike them. Violators will be ejected (without refunds) and/or prosecuted.
A: NO. We try to finish everyone in line regardless how late it gets. If the line goes beyond the gate, we will close the ticket booth-- but those already with tickets will still get in.
A: YES you may. We accept Visa, Mastercard, and Discover. We also accept cash.
A: NO. Although many survive and make it all the way through, it's our goal to scare patrons out the exit early. (That's like asking for a refund from a restaurant because the food was better than expected and you ate too much!)
A: NO, they are not (once you enter the door). Any flash or flashlight ruins the dark atmosphere. This rule also helps prevent you from dropping and/or losing your phone/ camera while being terrorized. (We cannot stop the event to locate lost items.) However, you can take pictures with our Scaractors outside the haunt and in the courtyard.
A: There is free parking on either side of the numerous side streets. There is also a large, open field where people often park for football games on Hernando Drive (after the first house on the right). However, if there is a local football game at the FSU stadium the same night, the street parking can get used up and it's better to walk from campus or arrange someone to drop you off and pick you up on game nights. We're only 1/2 a mile South of the football stadium.
A: Heck yeah! Considering our size and the time we lavish on each group, we have very reasonable tickets (especially compared to other haunts). In fact, our admission costs less than what Universal charges just for parking. Now that's scary!
A: Maybe, if you think you handle all the screams! Go here for more info.
A: We're much longer than any of the haunts at Universal, typically taking between 15 to 20 minutes to escape. (Depending if you cheat yourself by averting your eyes and walking too fast, or if you play it safer, walk cautiously, and beware!)
A: NO. (We have already included the 7.5% sales tax to all tickets, both on-line and at the ticket booth.)
A: Unfortunately for you-- YES, we do. Whether it's rats, roaches, snakes, clowns, or whatever else people are most afraid of, chances are that we have it and you're gonna have to face it to make it through. It may seem cruel, but what can we say? It's our business!
Check back next October for the latest and greatest from the Terror of Tallahassee!
