Southern Screams is returning to Holy City Brewing for its fifth year with an all-new haunted attraction: MACABRE.
Beginning Friday, Sept. 25, the haunted house attraction will run for 25 nights through Nov. 7. The experience includes the following options:
- General Admission tickets - includes general admission entry into the haunted house
- R.I.P. Access - features expedited entry, discounted Ghost Ops Laser Tag tickets on the night you attend, access to the exclusive R.I.P Lounge with photo opps and characters, 10% off in the gift shop on the night you attend, and exclusive partner perks
- Immortal Pass 2026 - valid every single night of the season, for those who refuse to let the scares end. Included everything R.I.P. Guests receive, night after night, without limits.
- Ghost Ops Laser Tag - Ghost Ops is Southern Screams' all-new tactical laser tag experience - an intense, team-based mission set deep within a darkened battlefield.
- "Behind the Screams" tours on select nights - Ticket offers exclusive behind-the-scenes access to Southern Screams, including R.I.P access, a backstage tour, Q&A with creators, t-shirt, and more.
- Lights Out! Nights - On Nov. 6 and Nov. 7, guests enter the attraction with only a lantern to guide them
- The Awakening - Each night before the haunt begins, the creatures of Southern Screams emerge for a terrifying pre-show ritual where monsters storm the gates and invade the crowd. Snap photos, get up close, and witness the madness before you even step inside. FREE for all.
“Our team is incredibly excited to unveil MACABRE,” said Blake Baylor, Creative Director at Southern Screams. “This year’s concept brings guests into a twisted museum filled with cursed relics, living exhibits, and dark secrets around every corner. Each season, we challenge ourselves to create something more immersive, more intense, and more unforgettable — and MACABRE is one of our most ambitious experiences yet.”
For tickets and full details, visit southernscreams.com and follow @southernscreams on social media.
