Haunted Houses in Atlanta

Haunted houses, haunted trails, mazes, hayrides and scare zones within 25 miles of Atlanta, ranked by Morty score from the ratings of users who visited them.

Curse Of The Collector

Curse Of The Collector

Netherworld Haunted House

Open

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Beyond Oblivion

Beyond Oblivion

Netherworld Haunted House

Open

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Terror on Timberline Haunted Yard

Terror on Timberline Haunted Yard

Terror On Timberline

Open

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Containment Haunted House

Containment Haunted House

Containment Haunted House

Open

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Terror Falls

Terror Falls

Nightmare's Gate Haunted House

Open

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Camp Slasher

Camp Slasher

Six Flags

Open

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The Conjuring

The Conjuring

Six Flags

Open

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SAW: Legacy of Terror
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Finklestein's House of Fun
  • Haunt
  • Maze
The Hauntings of Longview Estate

The Hauntings of Longview Estate

Nightmare's Gate Haunted House

Open

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The Village: Evil Harvest

The Village: Evil Harvest

Georgia Renaissance Festival

Open

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Delusional Descent

Delusional Descent

Nightmare's Gate Haunted House

Open

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The Circus of Nightmares

The Circus of Nightmares

The Circus of Nightmares

Open

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Festival of Fright

Festival of Fright

Six Flags

Open

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Disciples of the Beast
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The Rotted Ones

The Rotted Ones

Six Flags

Open

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Infestation

Infestation

Six Flags

Open

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Disciples of the Beast
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Dreadwell Brothers Carnival of Curiosities
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Nevermore

Nevermore

Six Flags

Open

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Scavenged Souls

Scavenged Souls

Scavenged Souls

Closed for the season

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“The downside of this being a charity event is that there's no way to pay extra to skip the line–so bring something on your phone or watch so you can accomplish something while waiting. But everything else is an upside. It's amazing what they've done with the available space. It's obviously not *huge*, but is more expansive than we anticipated, and a better experience than many paid attractions. Each group actually has ample space in which to be scared, rather than the prevalent common conveyor-belt style experience where every potential scare is telegraphed by the group in front of yours.”

@Jessy
Jessy

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