No Bags Allowed inside Scaremare! Please be prepared to go through metal detectors.
No Bags Allowed inside Scaremare! Please be prepared to go through metal detectors.
$12 PER PERSON. CASH ONLY.
Passes must be purchased at the gate. No individual passes will be pre-sold.
SCAREMARE OPENS AT APPROXIMATELY 7:30 P.M. EACH NIGHT.
GATES TO SCAREMARE CLOSE AT
11 P.M. AS LONG AS YOU ARE IN LINE YOU WILL STILL BE ADMITTED.
* We advise against bringing children under the age of 13
Groups of 15+ must purchase passes in advance in order to secure a rate of $10 per person. Groups must purchase their passes at least 24 hours in advance.
SCAREMARE OPENS AT APPROXIMATELY 7:30 P.M. EACH NIGHT.
* Groups who pay online using a credit card will be assessed a $1 per ticket service fee upon online checkout. To avoid this $1 service fee groups may call the ticket office (434-582-7328) and have them charge their credit card over the phone.
** All pre-purchased Group tickets will be held at the Scaremare ticket booth on-site. Groups must wait in the General Admission line; tickets will be given to the group leader once the group arrives at the ticket window. Tickets will not be available for early pick-up.
Groups of 15+ can avoid long lines by purchasing $14 Lineslasher passes for each person in their group. Lineslasher passes guarantee entry into Scaremare within 30 minutes of your scheduled appointment. Lineslasher passes must be purchased online. Passes must be purchased at least 24 hours in advance.
SCAREMARE OPENS AT APPROXIMATELY 7:30 P.M. EACH NIGHT.
*All Lineslasher passes should be picked up on-site at Scaremare through the “Lineslasher Check-in.” Passes will not be available for early pick-up.”
Scaremare presents fun-house rooms and scenes of death in order to confront people with the question “What happens after I die?”
Groups of people experience a 40-minute journey, passing through creepy trails, dark woods and eventually entering the House. At the end of the experience, visitors are presented with an answer to this question and given the life-changing message of Jesus Christ. Approximately 26,000 people have made decisions for Christ over the past two decades. Ironically, this House of Death points to the Way of Life!
Scaremare has been held at four different locations, including a mansion in Amherst County and an old hospital in downtown Lynchburg. It presently operates at 2300 Carroll Ave, Lynchburg (the City Stadium exit, off of US Route 29 North)
Scaremare project continues in the planning process year— round, but swings into high gear from August through November. The House is open to the public during the last three weekends in October
Thousands of volunteer hours go into preparations of this project. It takes a cast of 300 Liberty University students to operate the House each night. Scaremare is sponsored by the Center for Youth Ministries at Liberty University.
Since 1972, more than 300,000 people from several states have made the trip through the House of Death that you are about to take.
The House attracts over a thousand people every Thursday night. Fridays and Saturdays can typically average between 2,000 and 4,000. The all-time record for attendance on one night was 4,500 in 2007.
Scaremare is carefully planned with safety in mind. Strict building, fire and insurance codes are maintained in the House and on its properties. Liberty University Police Department, fire, EMS and security personnel are on the premises at all times. In the event of an emergency, Liberty University Police Department, fire, EMS and security personnel will respond quickly and professionally.
