FAQs
Do you accept credit cards?
Yes, we process payments through GrowTix, online in advance and at the door.
When are you open?
Our 2019 Haunt Season runs on Friday and Saturday nights, starting the last weekend in September (27 & 28th), through October to the first weekend in November (1st & 2nd).
October: 8 – 12 pm
September & November: 8 – 11 pm
Halloween: Thursday October 31st, 8 – 11 pm
What do you mean by "interactive" haunted attraction?
You can choose to upgrade to First Class, which is represented by a glow stick necklace.
When wearing this necklace in the haunt, you may be touched, grabbed, taken away from your group, sent through again, or get bloody, dirty, or wet.
You can take the necklace off at any time. (but you’ll be added to our Chickenshit Board!)
Can I be a haunt actor?
Maybe. Contact us and we’ll set up a meeting, and follow us on social for word on the next ‘open house’ of sorts.
How long does the haunted attraction take?
It depends on how fast you run.*
* About 20-30 minutes, depending on your experience which varies each time! Please don’t actually run.
Are children allowed to go through the haunted attraction?
We consider the haunt to be PG-13.
Children under 6 are not permitted.
Ages 6-13 is at parent’s discretion.
Do I need to sign a waiver?
No. By purchasing a ticket, you are agreeing to our rules and terms.
Where is the haunted attraction located?
In old poultry housing at Cathis Farm- look for the red farm gates.
544 Falcon Road, Lillington, NC
What should I wear?
We recommend tennis shoes/sneakers, or another sturdy footwear that’s comfortable to walk and be active in, and clothing that can be easily washed at home.
Are you the same Devil's Playground Haunt from Linden?
We are indeed. Our location in Linden became unavailable after the 2016 season, so we hosted at the Dogwood Festival in 2017, and opened our new permanent location in Lillington (Mamers) area in 2018.
Will I be outside?
Once you’re into the haunt, you’ll be inside from queue to exit. It is a farm, though, so there maybe some mud.