This was super fun for our family of horror fans! The actors were great! Worth the money for the…read morescreams and laughs!

Awesome staff. Fantastic scarachters. Place is dark and themed very well. Price was reasonable. You…read moreowe it to your self tocheck it out.

I had no idea what to expect, but this was one of the best surprises! The Outbreak experience felt…read morenice and long -- it probably took around 30 minutes to walk through. We took our time and enjoyed each room, while continually getting jump scared around each corner but having a blast at the same time. There are live actors who followed us throughout the experience in addition to lights, sounds, and things. I thought it was well worth the money.

This was the best haunted house/ scare attraction experience I've ever had. The actors were…read moreperfect. I was so scared. One person in my party peed a little. My little brother was silent but as soon as we got out broke down crying. This is not for the weak dude.

Only do this if you can do for free and even then. Ehhh…read more This is not scary and there was only one actor in it when I went. It was just animatronics and barely any of those. It's incredibly cheesy and not worth your money at all. I'm not sure if the rest of our group quit or we lost them but we never saw them again after one turn. Either way this wasn't worth it at all.

Pretty long wait as you go in with a group of 8-10 ppl. Single file. We had a 7yo (minimum age…read moreallowed) who was scared and cried and hated it. They were all talk and excited and this was a top adventure for them... before. (Scooby doo fan and mystery fan and scary story fan.) Hated it after. (Not a chainsaw and animatronic fan) As far as an adult perspective who doesn't scare or startle easily. They tried and I give them credit. Most rooms were animations, air, noise. Not much in terms of actors and that is where you get some better thrills. The 7yo - "nope not doing this ever again." Me - if you startle with minimal assistance and want to be startled, you may enjoy this. But I thought it wss rather bland. Also i was leading the group and wasn't sure if I wss supposed to open a door or turn left or right. I asked a chainsaw actor which way to go. They didnt answer, but I figured it out.

We came out to the Avondale Haunted Barn this evening and had such a great time!!! They did such…read morean incredible job, definitely the best haunted house I've ever been to! Highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a good scare!

From the owner: PERHAPS YOU’VE HEARD OF IT… ...a dark, lonely hollow,…read morenestled deep in the mountains of Tennessee, the birthplace of countless local legends passed down through the generations. But the grim tale of Avondale Hollow is no mere bedtime story. From the grisly murders at the old Pickett farm, to the specters of lost soldiers said to haunt the nearby Langley manor, and the rumors of strange curses and haunting, disembodied cries told by those who strayed too far into the hollow after dark… Oh yes, there are plenty of folks who still remember the stories. And to those who doubt, who don’t believe in the Avondale curse, they’d all ask the same question… are you brave enough to find out for yourself? This fall, take the adventure to Avondale Haunted Barn to uncover the mystery of the Avondale curse. Ranked among the top fan-voted must-see haunted attractions in the state, Avondale Haunted Barn is a terrifying, immersive journey into a dark world of twisted folklore and sinister secrets. Located on a historic property and based on real local legends, Avondale Haunted Barn offers a unique and authentic haunt experience you won’t find anywhere else.

This farm scared me so much I almost peed, first time every going and it was beautifulread more

The Haunted Farm is SO awesome!!!…read more My friends and I have been twice now and both times had such a super fun time. When you arrive on the farm, you'll park in a field and even as you walk up to buy tickets, there are people in costumes scaring you. It starts right away. Once you buy tickets, you'll join the line to enter. This may possibly be the most entertaining line you'll wait in. Be sure to use the porta potty before getting in line, because you'll probably be waiting for a bit. During the line, there are many spooky scary sounds playing, as well as screams for the guests going through the haunted farm. There are also staff in costumes there making it scary. The Haunted Farm is three parts (or it was when I went in the past). First is the haunted forest, then the haunted house, and then a hayride. My first visit to the haunted forest scared the crap out of me. There was a part with a werewolf figure in a strobe light that gave me a good scare for sure. There really is nothing like the adrenaline rush of being horrified (especially when deep down you actually know that you're totally safe). After walking yourself through the haunted forest, you enter the house. There is some serious TLC put into making this really, really cool. Each room has a different theme and story. One of the scariest for me was the demented dentist, geesh! The rooms range from the butcher shop to the neon clowns. As my friends and I walked through the house, we held hands creating a chain to keep each other safe, haha! The last part of the experience is the hayride which is the least scary to me but there are parts when creepy people come out of the field, jump on the hayride and get within inches of your face. So yeah, that's also scary. I feel like I just used the word 'scary' 50 times. I need to come up with some better words (it's 6am, give me a break) but my point is that this Haunted Farm is really freakin' cool and such a fun way to spend an October fall evening.

The actors and location is amazing, I would highly recommend. I do wish it was longer but it's very…read moreworth it. I even cried a little as the actors really did a great job.

Wife and i went to sweet dreams on sunday. Had a great time. Plenty of jump scares and staff were…read morehaving as much fun as we were... even small funny conversations outside of the houses..

The Baseline: For a theme park, quality experiences must be provided, fun amusement attractions be…read moreavailable, immersive environments must be established, and safety must be a top priority. Special Note: Dolly! We love and miss you already! You have built so much in the eastern Tennessee area and you were truly a blessed soul. Attractions: Dollywood has some fun rides and especially fun if you like rollercoasters. My favorite being the Wild Eagle! They had a new 2026 attraction called Nightflight Expedition which is one part motion screen/one part rollercoaster/one part water flume and I have never experienced anything like it before. The Lightning Rod is another great coaster that really shows you the views in the Great Smokey Mountains! I loved the attractions here! Entertainment: Great shows if you like or love country music! They even had Gospel Entertainment and they were unapologetic about offering it which was refreshing to see. Plus Dolly Parton music pumping out throughout the park. Theme: It is Dolly Parton all the way with tons of Butterfly's and country charm. The 1950's town theme bled into the rural country theme that bled into the Fantasy Forest theme to the country Nashville town theme. No space or Superheroes themes but isn't Dolly Parton a superhero in her own way (we miss you Dolly!) Special Theme: We were here for Great Pumpkin Luminights and it sure did deliver on the Halloween themed fun. I suggest a fall trip to Dollywood if you can!

We've done Disney, we've done Universal, and Dollywood holds its own with both of them in ways that…read moresurprised us. The scale is different but the experience is just as memorable and in some ways more personal. The coaster lineup is legitimately impressive. Big Bear Mountain is the longest in the park and a great ride for the whole family. Lightning Rod is one of the fastest wooden coasters in the world. Wild Eagle gives you incredible views of the Smoky Mountains from the top. Dragonflier in Wildwood Grove is perfect if you have younger kids who want in on the fun. The new NightFlight Expedition that opened in 2026 is a unique indoor hybrid coaster and river raft ride that works in any weather, a great addition. Beyond the rides the park has real soul to it. Live Appalachian music playing throughout, craftspeople demonstrating woodworking and glassblowing, the Dolly Parton Experience museum, seasonal festivals and theater performances at the Back Porch Theater. You could skip the rides entirely and still have a full day. The cleanliness here is consistently remarked on and it's earned. Every corner of the park is well maintained and the staff are the friendliest we've encountered at any theme park anywhere. Go on a weekday if you can, weekends get packed. Buy tickets in advance. Wear comfortable shoes. Worth every mile of the drive from the Carolinas.

Definitely a fun experience- we went on a Saturday and it was packed, but the lines moved pretty…read morewell. The scares were well placed and I really loved the monster selfie museum and inflatables. Probably not for everyone but looking for a fun spooky season night, definitely check it out. All of the staff were kind and helpful!

15 Acres of Spooky on Halloween! 3 haunted houses for the…read moreticket price plus Monster Selfie Museum & The Jack O Lantern halls. There are a bunch of add ons: 3 jumps x 1 ticket off the Lexor Jump ( a free fall off a tower) Axe throwing 10 throws x 1 ticket Nightmare challenge- Fridays only. Any combo of some fear factor type stuff- eat something , drink something, do something. No thanks but I might pay the $5 to watch next time. If you complete it without throwing up, you get the money you paid back. We only went through the haunts and MSM/ JLH 1st: Lexor Manor : The first haunted house is set up using the upstairs and down stairs of the original house of Jeremiah Lexor. Waiting in line was no big deal, I wouldn't pay for the fast pass. There are multiple actors that come around decked out and in character interacting with the crowd. The make up & costumes were really great. Also there is a giant black and white projection of a video showing the people as they are scared , jumping, screaming and even running away inside. Watching it while you're waiting is fun. This place has a lot of history I didn't know about beforehand. Of course inside the Manor I was trying to look at everything on the walls and stuff . I didn't get frightened, but we did get jump scared a few times for being distracted and laughed so hard. It was great. 2nd: Carnival Outcasts Was probably the most fun and thrilling vs scary or otherwise. Plenty of clowns and jumps scares, fun & creepy sounds. Avoid this one if you dont want to be touched. They don't grab you just get real close might brush against your ankles or shoulder with something. I actually scared one of the actors myself and my friend fell out laughing; it came back to me and said " that wasnt funny" in the best and creepiest voice they could do to stay in character, which of course made us laugh more and her "twin" character also broke character to laugh. The walking path is wooden & goes up and down so beware. On the way out they chased her with the chainsaw and she loved it. The Lexor Jump is somewhere off the side of this attraction or above it. 3. Backwoods of Rage: IMO was the best one that had us more involved and engaged, feeling "lost" in the moment than the others did. The theme and overal demeanor of the characters was less playful scary & more sinister than the others. The actors never broke no matter what we said back. Which was good for us because we got our kicks in the first two. There is a lot less light in this one which adds to the fear factor for some. It was eerie walking through the part that is close to the woods but the guy in the front of our group here, kept screaming terrified every time someone jumped out at him. They knew who to get jaja. Well, so we didn't really get any scares until we got caught up in the fog and separated from the group..then the Cucuy found us. They did a really great job on this set with all of the turns and obstacles and placements of the actors. It was set up farther back on the property in the woods in what looks like a slaughter house for pigs. It had a lot of fog machines at one point and multiple false exits; it limited all ability to see so if you have breathing issues beware of getting disoriented in there. The bit of fear I felt was at the end in whatever kind of exit that was because I'm claustrophobic...I did run that bit out jajaja. I wont spoil it for you with the details. * Go through the Museum and Jack O Lantern halls last as there are no lines. They converted old shipping containers to make this. A different music is playing inside here than what you hear in the park and there is much to see. We danced around inside while checking things out. Spent another 20-30 minutes here inspecting everything. * Unless you have a big group or plan to hang about, you'd probably get through everything and be ready to leave in about 2 hours. *The music is loud and epic throughout the screampark. There is a gift shop/stand that also offers water & soda *Bathrooms are portapotties so make sure you bring hand sanitizer at least. *Parking is card only; $10; guided in the grass so be prepared to walk to the entrance. I've heard they change a lot of it every year, so I would definitely go again.