Welcome to the official Black Ops Haunted House website!
Hidden deep within the woodlands of Fayetteville, North Carolina, our haunt lies just down the road from Black Ops Paintball — surrounded by endless fields, dark trails, and fog-covered roads. Prepare yourself for a night filled with terrifying attractions, heart-pounding scares, and unforgettable thrills designed to bring your darkest nightmares to life.
WARNING: Strobe lights and fog effects are used throughout the attraction. This experience is not recommended for guests with epilepsy, heart conditions, or breathing conditions. Please note that the haunted trail is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.
Children are welcome but must be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times.
So… are you ready to face your darkest fears?
Zombie Hunt
Hold onto your seats… because the Zombie Hunt is here!
Arm yourself with a rifle-style paintball marker and team up with your squad as you battle through the dark woods against hordes of terrifying zombies. Around every corner lurks a new threat, and only the brave will survive. Do you have what it takes to face the challenge and prove your courage?
It’s time to test your fearlessness on the Haunted Trail!
Please Note: The Zombie Hunt is an add-on attraction and can only be purchased with Haunted House admission tickets.
All players are required to wear the protective goggles/helmet we provide you. Under no circumstances may you remove the helmet while on the trail. You may NOT aim or fire your marker at other customers or group members. Only shoot at our targets and designated zombies. Rules of the game will be discussed with each group before entering.
Hearse Rides
Dare to take the ultimate ride…
Do you have the courage to lie in a coffin as we load you into our hearse? Brace yourself for a pitch-black journey through the woods, filled with sudden twists, and sharp turns.
Feeling too terrified? Don’t worry… you or a friend can ride alongside the coffin—if you dare to watch what lurks in the shadows.
Good luck… you’re going to need it.
$10 in coffin
$5 as passenger
Tickets sold at gift-shop
Must have a ticket to the haunted attraction in order to purchase hearse rides.
Coming This Fall Season…
An intense 30,000 Square Foot Black-Out Maze
In the darkness of the Eclipse, your only guide is your fear. And the only way out is through the shadows. Do you dare to enter and find your way through total darkness?
This is an add-on to the haunted attraction and must be purchased at the door. Tickets are $5 per person.
Step right up and test your aim at this year’s axe throwing. Hurl a wickedly cool blade at our cursed targets. Only the brave dare throw….
Feeling hungry after you lose your supper? We got you covered! Enjoy our concession stand with hot cocoa, hotdogs, nachos, funnel cakes and more!
Now offering a walk-in gift shop so you can take home your favorite souvenir. With a wide variety of knick-knacks, jewelry, Halloween decor and more!
We are proud supporters of our local artists and appreciate your support.
Minimum $5 charge for card payments.
Cash is accepted.
Gift Shop
Free Parking!
We do not charge for parking and will have staff guiding traffic. Once you are in a parking space you may walk to our bus where you will be picked up and dropped off at the haunted attraction. When you are ready to return to your vehicle please wait where you were dropped off at and another bus will come to pick you up.
General Admission
$30
Haunted Trail
Add-on (at door)
Zombie Hunt
$10 for 40 paintballs
$15 for 50 paintballs
Fast Pass
$40
Haunted Trail
Fast passes for the haunted house are sold separately from the zombie hayride. Ours must be purchased at our ticket booth only.
Haunted House
Hayride combo
Haunted Trail and Zombie Paintball Hayride
$45
Ticket Booth is open from 8:00-11pm
please note: The Hayride and Haunted House are two separate locations close together. The hayride is located at 2112 River Rd. and the Haunted House is at 1447 Sweetie Rd. Fayetteville, NC 28312
Online Tickets cannot be purchased after midnight for the same day
