Stadium of Screams is open on the days Highlighted in Red
Open 7PM - 12AM ALL DATES
Tickets
Directions
Stadium of Screams is located at Gwinnett Braves Stadium at One Braves Avenue Lawrenceville, GA 30043
Address for GPS & Google
2500 Buford Drive
Lawrenceville, GA 30043
Click here for Door to Door Directions From Google
View Larger Map
Discounts
Text Discount: $2.00 Discount when you Text SCREAM1313 to 91011
Show phone message at Gate!
Group Rates: We are offering group discounts to both our "Spooky" attractions to groups of 10 or more guests for $16.50 per ticket (Save $3.50 off each ticket) or 20 or more guests for $15 per ticket (Save $5 off each ticket)
We are offering group discounts to our "Not So Spooky" attraction to groups of 10 or more guests for $10 per ticket (Save $3 off each ticket) or 20 or more guests for $9 per ticket (Save $4 off each ticket)
Click here to order Group Sales (opens in new window)
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is it located?
The Stadium of Screams is located inside, and dare we say....UNDERNEATH, the new Gwinnett Braves Stadium off I-85 and Buford Drive at the Mall of Georgia exit in Gwinnett County. A detailed map and directions can be found on our Directions page.
What is it?
The Stadium of Screams is Gwinnett’s LARGEST haunted attraction AND designed with EVERYONE in mind. Created and produced by Spooky Shead Productions, we have partnered with the Gwinnett Braves to offer both a “Not So Spooky” attraction for families with young children allowing them to Trick-or-Treat for goodies and prizes AND our “Spooky” attractions aredesigned to frighten even the most hardened haunted attraction visitor with special effects produced by the best in the industry whose very clients include Disney, Six Flags and Universal Studios.
How long does it take?
We like to ask people how fast can they run? To experience all of the attractions it could take a half hour. More if there are lines. Truthfully, most patrons can’t handle any more than that. The vast majority of the patrons come out of The Tunnel of Terror and The Corridor of Horror screaming, sweating, hyperventilating and thanking us for such a great time. However, unlike most haunted houses where once you go through the haunt you’re done, our fun is just beginning. PG and PG13 scary movies are shown on the Jumbotron Scoreboard at 7:30PM and 9:30PM respectfully with concessions open to enjoy all night. Come make a scary night of it and enjoy the monsters as they roam throughout the stadium. They may even sit and watch the movie with you! Don’t forget to share your popcorn!!
How much does it cost?
To enter our “Spooky” attractions is $20 per person. These attractions consist of The Tunnel of Terror and The Corridor of Horror which also contain within them the Maze of Mayhem and Carnival of Chaos. Those wishing to enter the “Spooky” attractions must pay the per person adult price. It is recommended for adults and teens as well as those brave at heart. Also included is the PG13 scary movie, The Grudge®, which shows on the JumboTron at 9:30PM nightly.
Our $2 Discounts are available if you purchase online NOW!
“Not So Spooky” Attraction admission is only $13.00. The Concourse of Characters consists of photo ops with costumed characters, as well as, games with prizes organized by the local Girl Scouts and is recommended for all ages. Also included is the PG Animated movie, Monster House®, which shows on the JumboTron at 7:30PM on Friday and Saturday nights.
$2 Discounts are available if you purchase online NOW!
What is the VIP FAST PASS?
THE VIP FAST PASS provides patrons, without the time or wanting to wait in line, the opportunity to pay $35.00 and go straight into the event on peak nights of operation! IT ALSO ALLOWS THE PATRONS TO EXPERIENCE EACH OF THE ATTRACTIONS TWICE IN A SINGLE NIGHT. BOTH WITHOUT WAITING IN LINES. It is similar to the fast pass system used at amusement parks. So for just $15 more, you get to bypass all the lines and enjoy each Spooky attraction twice!!
Purchase online and then when you arrive go straight to the gate (avoiding the ticket line) to get your a special wristband to enter that will move you directly to the front of the lines. Please be aware that there are only a very limited number available per night.
$2 Discounts are available if you purchase online NOW!
What is a Bounce Back Pass?
A Bounce Back Pass allows those who just can’t get enough scares to go through again. Cost is $$18.
Do you have group discounts?
We are offering group discounts to both our "Spooky" attractions to groups of 10 or more guests for $16.50 per ticket (Save $3.50 off each ticket) or 20 or more guests for $15 per ticket (Save $5 off each ticket)
We are offering group discounts to our "Not So Spooky" attraction to groups of 10 or more guests for $10 per ticket (Save $3 off each ticket) or 20 or more guests for $9 per ticket (Save $4 off each ticket)
Click here to order Group Sales (opens in new window)
How old should my child be to go through?
All children are different, It really is up to the parent. We have a “Not So Spooky” attraction for families with very young children with everything out in the open along the concourse. If our actors see that a child is scared, they are instructed to leave them alone. We want this to be fun and scary for people of all ages.
Are there special prices for children?
Yes! Admission is only $13.00 for children. Our “Not So Spooky” Attraction, The Concourse of Characters, consists of photo ops with costumed characters, as well as, games with prizes by the local Girl Scouts. The “Spooky” attractions consist of The Tunnel of Terror and The Corridor of Horror which also contain the Maze of Mayhem and Carnival Chaos. Those children wishing to enter the “Spooky” attractions must pay the adult price of $20. It is at the parent’s discretion, but recommended for ages 12 and older.
Who do the proceeds benefit?
A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. See our proceeds page.
Are there emergency exits?
Yes. Emergency exits are found throughout the attraction and the stadium.
I only made it part way through and had to be let out because I was scared. Can I get a refund?
Sorry, we are here to scare you albeit in a controlled environment and if you had to be let out - we did that very well. There are no refunds once you purchase the ticket.
Are the tickets good any night?
Yes, any tickets purchased in this season are good any night we are open.
Are we open if it rains?
Yes we are open if it rains. The Stadium of Screams is entirely covered and, dare we say, underneath the stadium.
Are the attractions handicapped accessible?
Yes all of the attractions are handicapped accessible. Just let the ticket booth know your special needs.
Can the actors touch me?
No. The actors are strictly forbidden from touching any patrons. Additionally the patrons are not permitted to touch any actors or props and is subject to removal by security if do so.
Is there security?
Yes. We utilize Gwinnett County Police Officers for our security team as with every Gwinnett Braves home game. We also have an off-duty firefighter/EMT on staff each night of the event.
Do you charge for parking?
No. Parking is FREE courtesy of the Gwinnett Braves. Also there is plenty of bus parking as well.you.
When is the best time to arrive?
The earlier the better to avoid the lines. Also, Thursday & Sundays are less crowded.
Will there be food?
Yes. The stadium concession stands will be open 7PM to 11PM.
Do you serve alcoholic beverages during the event?
NO.
Is smoking allowed?
Smoking is NOT allowed inside, but a designated area is just outside stadium.
Can we take flash photos inside the haunted attractions?
Photography of any sort is NOT allowed inside the haunts, or within the stadium seating area during movies, however the creatures roaming the concourses will quite often pose for pictures. And there are plenty of photo ops with the costumed actors in The Concourse of Characters if you purchased a ticket to that attraction.
What can we NOT bring with us into The Stadium of Screams?
No food or beverages! No weapons! No alcoholic beverages! No laser pointers or flashlights! No pets! And we ask you please do not dress up in costume or wear make-up, unless you are a small child, so as to not confuse the actors.
Do you have a lost and found?
Yes. Our lost and found is located at the ticket window. If you lost something check at the ticket window or contact us the next day and we will let you know if we have found your lost articles.
Can we win free tickets?
Free ticket giveaways are promoted at every Gwinnett Braves home game in August and September.
Do you accept credit and debit cards?
Yes, Visa, Master Card and American Express. Tickets can be purchased from our website at stadiumofscreams.com, printed at home and brought with you to the attraction to avoid standing long lines to purchase tickets onsite.
Is there an ATM onsite?
Yes. Both outside by the ticket window and inside the stadium.
How can I be a monster at the Stadium of Screams?
Go to our Jobs page and submit an application.
I want to do a story on your attractions, how do I?
Call our Spooky Hotline at 770-995-6285 or email us from our Contact page.
What if we have more questions?
Email us at or contact our Spooky Hotline at 770-995-6285.
Proceeds
The Faces Of Cystic Fibrosis…
We would like to introduce you to some of the faces of cystic fibrosis (CF). They all wear the same smile and in their eyes you see reflections of hope and optimism for the day when a cure for their disease is found. With your help—one day soon—we will find a cure and then cystic fibrosis won’t have a face at all.
What is Cystic Fibrosis?
CF is a life-threatening genetic disease that affects the lungs and digestive systems of approximately 30,000 children and adults in the US. More than 10 million Americans (1 in 31) are symptomless carriers of the defective CF gene. The disease occurs in one of every 3,900 live births and about 1,000 new cases of CF are diagnosed each year in the US.
When the CF Foundation began, few children with CF lived to attend elementary school. Today, thanks to the efforts of scientists, caregivers and the development of new treatments supported by the Foundation, the median age of survival for a person with CF is nearly 38 years. A remarkable improvement – although it is not good enough as we continue to lose at least one precious life to CF every day.
As of 2007, Georgia screens all newborns for CF. Newborns screened for cystic fibrosis can benefit from early diagnosis and treatment, which can improve growth and lung function, reduce hospital stays, and add years to life.
What is The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation?
Since 1955, the mission of the CF Foundation is to assure the development of the means to cure and control CF and to improve the quality of life for those with the disease. The Foundation tirelessly pursues this mission by supporting innovative research dedicated to discovering and developing new therapies and by funding and accrediting specialized care centers to treat people with the disease. For the first time in the history of the disease, there are therapies in the Foundation’s drug development pipeline that address the basic defect in CF (a faulty protein).
The CF Foundation is one of the most efficient voluntary health organizations of its kind and has been recognized by such publications as Forbes, Smart Money and USA Today for its innovative approach to curing a disease. In 2005, almost 90 cents of every dollar raised was available for investment in vital cystic fibrosis research and care.
Never before in the history of the CF Foundation has the feeling of optimism for defeating this disease been so great. Progress has been made because the Foundation has seized every opportunity to support the best minds in science and to recruit the finest team of caregivers to the CF cause.
When you support the CF Foundation, you are investing in the lives of those with CF. Working together, we can give children and adults with CF the quality of life and the future that they deserve….you are truly “adding tomorrows everyday” for our CF families. We hope to someday make CF stand for “Cure Found”.
The Faces Of Cystic Fibrosis…
