Deep inside the property, the woods give way to something worse — a broken carnival that never should have been built here. Coulrophobia is a descent into a nightmare world of rotting tent fabric, flickering lights, and things wearing painted smiles. Your fear of clowns is about to become very justified.
What Is It
Coulrophobia is a walk-through haunted carnival experience built inside a broken and corrupted fairground environment. The deeper you go, the less it feels like something that used to be fun.
The Environment
Torn tent fabric. Flickering bulbs. Narrow corridors between carnival structures. Smells you cannot identify. Painted faces appearing from the dark. The kind of darkness that fills with sound.
What to Expect
Intense, close-quarters horror with a heavy emphasis on fear of the unknown and what you can almost-but-not-quite see. Actors in full clown/carnival makeup. Confined spaces. Disorienting turns. Sounds that come from everywhere.
Duration
20–35 minutes. Longer if you keep stopping to figure out whether something behind you moved.
cou·lo·pho·bi·a
/ˌkuːl.rəˈfoʊ.bi.ə/ · noun
An abnormal and persistent fear of clowns.
By the time you leave, it will be yours.
Advisory
Coulrophobia contains intense clown imagery, confined spaces, disorienting darkness, and actors designed specifically to trigger a fear response. Not recommended for individuals with severe coulrophobia, claustrophobia, or heart conditions. Not suitable for young children.
Before You Enter
Questions from the Living
Very. This is a real haunted attraction designed for adults and older teens. We do not recommend it for young children or anyone with heart conditions. The experiences are designed to genuinely terrify you.
Online ticket sales are strongly recommended. Gate availability is not guaranteed on peak nights. Purchase in advance to secure your spot.
Each attraction typically runs 20–35 minutes depending on group size and pace. Plan to spend at least 90 minutes on property if you're doing both.
We recommend guests be at least 10–12 years old. Parental discretion is strongly advised. Children must be accompanied by an adult.