Killgore's 3D Circus:
Killgore’s 3D Circus is the most mysterious big top show in America. Mr. Killgore parades his circus into small towns across the country during Halloween season, making a killing in the process.

Disfigured clowns perform in the streets before the circus arrives, taking note of prospective “customers”. The rest of the troop arrives and its baggage wagons are unloaded, the marquee is built and playbills are thrown about town.

Then the “show” begins…

Mr. Killgore draws in the crowds and puts on a mesmerizing 3D spectacle, as one would expect. But as the days wear on, severed body parts start showing up on doorsteps, piercing screams are heard from the big top and the dry smell of blood permeates the town.

Just when the locals start to connect the dots, Killgore’s 3D Circus disappears overnight leaving only the damp festival grounds where it once stood, saturated with carnage.

But rumors are that Killgore’s 3D Circus is coming to town…



Zombieland: Unchained
Twelve years after the zombie apocalypse, Outpost 49 is the last remaining “sanctuary” in the territory formerly known as Indiana. Jeb Sr., commander of Outpost 49, has taken a unique approach to the zombie horde, wrangling them into a slave army.
But after becoming infected himself, Jeb Sr. snapped. He’s had enough of this world and has decided to end it all by cutting his mob of zombies loose.
Your path leads you through the unchained zombie herd of Outpost 49 filled with the remaining survivors who are losing their minds as the begin to turn themselves.
Will you survive, or will you become a bedtime snack?

WARNING – WARNING – WARNING

Zombieland: Unchained is an interactive attraction.
Visitors entering Zombieland: Unchained will be faced with an important decision:
Should you explore Outpost 49 and simply watch the action?
Or should you “mark” yourself to truly interact with the creatures within?
Those who opt-in for a truly interactive experience may be grabbed, held back, sent into hidden rooms, removed from their group or even forced to remain…
Choose wisely.

(Customers must be 18 years old to “mark” themselves)


Lockdown:
Eastgate Prison is where they send the truly horrible criminals. It’s high security for the worst of the worst – at least until the blackout…

In the midst of the darkness, the prisoners have rioted and taken over. Now that the inmates have control, the only way to get out alive is through them.

WARNING – WARNING – WARNING
Eastgate Prison is an interactive attraction.

Visitors entering Eastgate Prison will be faced with an important decision:

Should you explore the prison and just watch the action?
Or should you “mark” yourself to truly interact with the prisoners within?
Those who opt-in for a truly interactive experience may be grabbed, held back, sent into hidden cells, removed from their group or even forced to remain…

Choose wisely.

(Customers must be 18 years old to “mark” themselves)


Zombie Paintball Assault:
CALLING BADASSES, BODACIOUS BROS, BEASTS AND BABES!

THE RED ZONE IS NOW OPEN FOR SOME GOOD OL’ FASHION ZOMBIE SLAYIN’.

It’s been awhile since the last time we were scared of those pathetic pieces of man-meat that used to chew on our neighbor’s stomach before we developed the art of separating head, from body and got real good at it.

Word down the crick is the boys and girls in suits are finally opening up the RED ZONE for “ORGANIZED RECREATIONAL ZOMBIE HUNTING PARTIES” or “O.R.Z.H.P.s”… (suits and their dopey a-cro-nyms).

IT’S TIME TO GET UP OFF THAT SAGGY BUTT AND GRAB THE CLOSEST THING THAT REACQUAINTS THE STUMBLING DEAD WITH BEING DEAD!

What’s that? Years of civility has made you trade in your death-toys for hoes, rakes & an irrational sense of safety? Poppycock.

Have no fear my little zombie killing cherubs. Each of our Zombie Assault Vehicles or “Z.A.V.s” (We can make stupid a-cro-nyms too!) comes equipped with standard-issue Zombie Paintball Guns for your pleasure that dishes out pain to the zombies in the form of little balls of death.

Report to me, Lieutenant Ronald McDonald, at the edge of the Green Zone to hop on one of our two Z.A.V.’s, the “Screamin’ Banshee” or the “Happy Hour Special”, and start your trek out into the Red Zone to bag & tag zombies and win the esteemed (and imaginary) Zombie Hunting Crown!

But seriously, if someone could beat Marty McDooby’s high score so he would shut up about it… that’d be great.

GOOD HUNTING!



Back Woods:
This small corner of Bearstone National Park is avoided by locals due to the stories told of the Tate family who have called these woods home for five generations.

The Tates have guarded their land fiercely ever since the Federal Government claimed it for the national park. Isolated for decades, the only folks to see the Tates these days are the unlucky travelers who experience car trouble or lose their way.

To find your way out of Backwoods you’ll need to navigate through dark, winding trails discovering different members of the Tate family in their cabins, workshops and outhouses.

But if you happen to encounter Papa Tate, you’ll wish you had stayed on the main roads…



Nightmare Factory Blackout:
Clawing, scraping, tearing, skittering and screaming.

Your sight has failed you as the darkness envelops. You can only hear… and feel.

The local power plant went dark a few years back, and the word around town is that something happened inside the walls so awful that the reactor shut down without warning. Don’t let your imagination run wild at the things that are brushing your legs, grabbing your arms and sinking their teeth into anything they can…

However, we can assure you that what’s really stalking you is exactly what wakes you up in the middle of the night. It knows you – it knows what terrifies you and it won’t let you escape.

Abandon your sight and use your sense of touch to explore through what you thought was just a power plant, and find yourself face to face with the most primal fear known on Earth: Complete darkness.



Monster Midway:
The Monster Midway is the hub of Indy Scream Park. It’s the perfect place to get the night started or to take a break and bask in the afterglow of adrenaline-fueled terror. Features include:

- An array of terrifying monsters
- An assortment of beer and wine, including Bonzo’s Beer Garden
- A wide selection of hot and cold beverages
- A variety of delicious fresh food
- Fire pits to set the mood
- A fully stocked gift shop carrying Indy Scream Park branded merchandise
- Awesome midway games
- Indy Scream Park photo spots
- Caricature artist drawings

Experience the Monster Midway, open every evening until close.



Bonzo's Beer Garden:
Bonzo used to live a life full of blood, carnage and gore just like any other respectable clown, but had trouble making ends meet. It was hard to make cash when the job was literally killing off the clientele, making it difficult to have repeat customers. Looking around for a second passion, Bonzo found an alternative to bloodshed and massacre: Craft beer brewing.

Long hard days of working on different brews turned into long months without seeing a dollar in his pocket from all his endeavor. The beer was too “irony”, the color was too red, and the beer drinkers didn’t appreciate their own fingers being cut off and used as a garnish in the seasonal brews. It was all going oh so very wrong for poor old Bonzo.

Then one night, reminiscing over a sharp butcher knife, Bonzo had a grand idea: Instead of making the beer himself, coerce all of the local vendors to sell their beers under his name.

Bonzo was, if anything, incredibly persuasive with a sharp blade or a steel bat and so it was rather easy to get all of the best local brew masters to “agree”.

Fully stocked with all the best local craft beers around, Bonzo’s Beer Garden in the Monster Midway is now open and Bonzo and his bat-crazy bar-mates Bobo, Icky & Chuckles are ready to make a killing.

 

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located at the White River Paintball facility just off of I-69, exit #226 in Anderson, Indiana: Take I-69 to exit #226 Go south 1/2 mile and take a right at the first stop light (67th St.) Continue 1/2 mile and take a left at the next stop sign (Columbus Avenue) Continue 1 mile to the facility