SCarowinds Halloween Attraction in Charlotte, NC
14523 Carowinds Blvd • Charlotte, NC 28273
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When you feel the chill of the night, you know it’s time for a fright when Carowinds transforms from a theme park into a ‘scream park.’ Featuring 16 attractions and shows, 500 terrifying monsters, and scream-worthy thrills throughout 6 hair-raising scare zones, you’ll soon realize there’s nowhere to hide at SCarowinds! Not recommended for children under the age of 13.
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Is this event appropriate for children?
SCarowinds is not recommended for children under the age of 13. Parents should supervise their child throughout their time at SCarowinds.
Does my ticket include admission to Carowinds during the day?
No. SCarowinds is a special ticketed event. Carowinds will close prior to SCarowinds opening. Guests must have a SCarowinds ticket to enter.
Can I bring cameras, GoPros or cell phones on the rides?
No. Cameras, GoPros, cell phones or other any recording devices (photography or video) are prohibited on all rides to ensure the safety of our guests. Violation of this policy is subject to park dismissal.
Is smoking allowed at SCarowinds?
Smoking, including the use of vapor/e-cigarettes, is permitted only in designated smoking areas. Most smoking locations are near restrooms and will be marked by red signs and smoking urns. All other areas of the park are smoke-free.
What security measures are in place at SCarowinds?
For the safety of guests, SCarowinds has implemented several enhanced security procedures at the front gate. As part of the process:
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We went on 09.21.19 and left early with the notion that we would arrive one hour early to the gates opening. And thank goodness because 2 hours from the highway to stepping foot into the park. The line jumpers started out on the road with the cars. The kids in the park continued to do the same thing. All night long, if the area wasn't monitored by staff, and there were many area, the kids were either cutting the lines or climbing/destroying things. You let the staff know and they admitted they were understaffed and couldn't deal with it. For the size of the park, they should have WAAAAY more actors than they do. There was a small hut that was in the clown area that literally had 2 actors in it and you just walked through. Complete waste of time. Ride lines were averaging 45 minutes for he big ones. On many occasions we saw the actor's personal belongings sitting on a shelf out in the open (i.e. cell phones, drinks, bags, etc.) The food area...can't imagine how much money they lose there. People were walking off with drinks and food and not paying. The kids running the registers had no idea and there wasn't anyone monitoring it. I bought the 2 for deal with the water. My daughter put one in her bag. The cashier just looked at us. I could have said 1 water, but I know how karma works. That's how easy it could be to not pay for something. Another kiosk had one kid manning it and he clearly needed additional help. We walked away. My daughter and her friends were thinking of coming back but after our experience she influenced her friends to go some place else. When I pay for a ticket as much as they are charging, I expect something as professional as the Indy Scream Park in Indiana, or Lake Compounce in Connecticut. Madworld is even better than this sans the rides. I do not recommend this as a Halloween attraction to visit.