Tennessee Terror Haunted Attraction - Haunted house in Maryville, Tennessee
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Tennessee Terror Haunted Attraction

Tennessee Terror delivers genuine scares that keep visitors coming back year after year. Guests consistently praise...

Maryville3661 E Lamar Alexander Pkwy Maryville TN 37804
9.3
Outstanding

TSM Quick Take

Worth it for you?

Tennessee Terror Haunted Attraction is best for teens, adults, and groups looking for a classic haunted house experience in a rural setting, with the bonus of a haunted corn maze and traditional fall farm activities at Maple Lane Farms. The combination of a walk-through haunt in the woods and barn, plus the option to enjoy hayrides, bonfires, and food vendors, makes it a strong pick for those wanting both scares and seasonal fun in one evening. The main drawback is that it's not ideal for families with young kids due to the intensity (minimum recommended age is 12), and all pricing is unverified until you check the official site. Crowds can be heavy on peak October weekends, and the rural location means you'll need to drive and plan for outdoor conditions.

Quick decision

Should You Go?

Worth it for families?

maybe – best for families with teens (12+); too intense for most younger kids, but the farm's daytime activities are family-friendly.

Worth it for adults only?

yes – the haunt, haunted maze, and farm setting are popular for adult groups and friends looking for a seasonal night out.

Worth it on a rainy day?

no – most experiences are outdoors (woods, corn maze, farm), so rain and mud can make it unpleasant or lead to closures.

Best time of day?

First hour after opening on non-peak nights for lighter crowds; avoid late October Saturdays if you want to skip the rush.

How long does it take?

2–3 hours (estimate for haunt, maze, and some farm activities; actual time varies by crowds and pace).

Biggest downside?

All pricing is unverified until you check the official site, and the rural, outdoor setting means weather and crowds can impact your visit.

Combo pass worth it?

Should you stay nearby?

no – rural location; you'll need to drive, as there are no walkable hotels adjacent to the farm.

Tickets

Ticket Strategy

Ticket options vary and all pricing for 2026 is unverified; confirm current rates and availability on the official site before planning your visit.

Single ticket

Single admission covers Tennessee Terror Haunted Attraction; pricing is not published for 2026, so check the official site for current rates.

Combo pass

Add-ons

Haunted corn maze is a separate Maple Lane Farms feature on select nights; confirm if it's included or requires a separate ticket for your date.

Prices change — check official tickets before buying.

Best For

Thrill-seekers and horror enthusiasts • Families with older children (12+) • Groups of friends looking for interactive entertainment

Pro tip: Arrive early to avoid long lines and to fully explore all escape rooms and multiple haunts

About Tennessee Terror Haunted Attraction

Looking for serious scares in East Tennessee? Tennessee Terror Haunted Attraction in Maryville delivers genuine frights that keep thrill-seekers returning season after season. This locally-run haunted house stands out for its interactive approach - the talented scare actors pay attention to each group, adjusting their performance to create personalized experiences whether you're a hardened horror fan or bringing along nervous teenagers.

At $15 per ticket, Tennessee Terror offers excellent value compared to larger commercial haunted attractions. The experience typically runs 20-30 minutes, winding visitors through dark corridors and themed scenes designed to tap into common fears. What sets this haunt apart is the attention to atmosphere both inside and out. Before and after your walkthrough, you can gather around the welcoming bonfire area - a perfect spot to calm your nerves or laugh about who screamed the loudest.

The staff maintains a professional balance between creating genuine scares and ensuring everyone feels safe. They're known for reading the crowd well, dialing up the intensity for thrill-seekers while being mindful of younger or more anxious guests. The haunt features a mix of detailed set designs, strategic lighting, and well-timed effects that work together to build suspense.

Like most seasonal haunted attractions, Tennessee Terror typically operates weekend evenings throughout October, with extended hours closer to Halloween. While wait times can grow on peak nights, the outdoor queue area's festive atmosphere and friendly staff help make the time pass quickly. For the best experience, arrive early in the evening or season, wear closed-toe shoes, and be ready to immerse yourself in the spooky fun.

Last checked: January 22, 2026 • Based on 73 reviews

Amenities & Features

  • Live scare actors (no animatronics) who stay in character and interact playfully with guests throughout the experience
  • Excellent value at $15 per person with continuously improving attractions each season
  • Bonfire hangout area after the haunt where groups can relax and debrief
  • Staff willing to accommodate repeat visits and genuinely friendly before and after the scares

Insider Tips for Tennessee Terror Haunted Attraction

Insider tips

Arrive early to avoid long lines and to fully explore all escape rooms and multiple haunts.

Before you go

Public hours currently show Monday, Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Wednesday as closed; verify hours before making a longer drive. A website is linked here for direct confirmation of current details.

Upgrades & extras

Add-ons: Worth It or Skip It

Haunted Corn Maze at Maple Lane Farms

CHECK OFFICIAL

The haunted corn maze is a separate experience on select nights and is a major draw for those wanting multiple scares; confirm if it's included with your ticket or requires a separate purchase.

Plan the arrival

Parking Strategy

Best option

Use on-site parking at Maple Lane Farms; follow event signage on arrival.

Walkable from a hotel

No walkable hotel options; plan to drive from Maryville or nearby towns.

Worst arrival times

Peak Friday and Saturday nights in October, especially near Halloween.

Family tip

Parking is in farm fields; expect uneven ground and possible mud after rain—strollers and mobility devices may be challenging.

Opening Hours

MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
ThursdayClosed
Friday7:30 to 11 PM
Saturday7:30 to 11 PM
SundayClosed

Best Times to Visit Tennessee Terror Haunted Attraction

Visit during weekday mornings for the calmest experience.

01Buzzing
Weekend afternoons
02Relaxed
Weekday mornings

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the current hours for Tennessee Terror Haunted Attraction?

Public hours on this listing show Friday 7:30 to 11 PM, Saturday 7:30 to 11 PM. It is currently marked closed on Monday, Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Wednesday. Call (865) 268-9677 before driving over if timing matters.

Where is Tennessee Terror Haunted Attraction located?

Tennessee Terror Haunted Attraction is listed at 3661 E Lamar Alexander Pkwy Maryville TN 37804. Use the directions button for current routing, traffic, and drive time from your lodging.

How long should I plan to spend?

Most visitors spend 1-3 hours at Tennessee Terror Haunted Attraction. Allow extra time during peak seasons.

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