Gainesville Fear Garden

Gainesville, FL   /   0 Reviews

622 Southeast 2nd Street, Gainesville, FL, USA

For hours and dates visit TheFearGarden.com

 

Not your typical haunted attraction. Known for its experimental twists, it offers visitors an experience like no other. With elements like sensory deprivation and AI-themed scares, it’s designed to challenge and thrill even the bravest souls. Plus, its unique combination of a psychological science lab and a horror-themed bar adds layers of intrigue and excitement.

 

If you survive, there’s a spooky lounge at the end with beer, themed cocktails made with 24% ABV wines, and an all-new mocktail. 

 

Plus private experiments, horror movies in our  theater, scary story bingo, 

and table games.

TheFearGarden.com

 

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