Three prices, one ticket
The Sounds of Screams ticket store prices the 2026 season three ways. General admission is $52.52 at checkout, listed as $49.99 plus a $2.53 fee. Child general admission for ages 9 and under is $0.00. A season pass is $104.27, listed as $99.99 plus a $4.28 fee.
Each product buys the same contents: 5 haunted houses, scare zones, carnival rides, live entertainment and full park access. The store adds that price and availability may vary.
A fourth product sits on the marketing home page. Fast Pass is $99, with general admission included. The same block prints General Admission at $44.99+ under the line BUY ONLINE & SAVE. The two pages disagree by $5 on the listed entry price, and the store's checkout figure is $52.52.
The gate sets the day-use clock
The park prints its hours on every page of its site: 7pm to Midnight. A day-use booking covers a daytime block. The two products do not overlap.
The arithmetic falls out of the clock. The park opens after the daytime block has closed, so the room a guest needs for the ticket sits on the other side of the gate. The daytime inventory sells the hours before the drive in.
Run counts two ways for a day-use operator. The tenancy holds 39 nights from 24 September to 1 November 2026. It holds 27 nights from Sunday to Thursday.
Two nights the pass will not cover
The season pass carries blackout dates: October 31 and November 1. The line is printed twice on the store page and again inside the season-pass card. October 31, 2026 is a Saturday and November 1 is a Sunday, the last two nights of a 39-night run.
The blackout attaches to the pass. No page states that the park closes on either night, and the store lists the season through November 1.
Set against the calendar, the pass covers 37 of the 39 nights. The two it excludes are the Halloween Saturday and the closing Sunday. A buyer who wants either night pays the $52.52 single-day rate.
A free child tier beside an 18+ house
The same ticket page carries both lines. Child general admission costs nothing for ages 9 and under. One of the five houses, SOS HOUSE, is an 18+ attraction featuring graphic, disturbing and mature themes.
The page does not say which houses admit under-18s. It does not say whether a free child ticket needs a paid adult beside it. It publishes no age rule for the scare zones or the carnival rides.
The pricing sets the marginal cost of a child at zero and holds the adult at $52.52. Two adults and two children pay $105.04 at the gate.
Which tier fills a Tuesday is not in the published data. The run holds 27 nights from Sunday to Thursday. The store publishes no per-night count, no capacity figure and no sold-out state.
The terms set the deadline
All ticket sales are final. The terms name inclement weather, long wait times and a guest unable to complete an attraction as grounds for neither refund nor exchange. A ticket is valid only for the date and time slot specified at purchase.
The store sells purchase protection as a separate charge at checkout and states that it is not insurance. Certain exclusions apply, and the cover stops at events, attendees or travel outside the USA.
The term that matters for demand is the slot. A buyer commits at checkout to a date and a time, and no refund path moves the booking to another night.
The terms page reports that over 70% of visitors reach the site on mobile devices. That is the operator's own figure for its traffic mix.
The pass breaks even on the second visit
Two adult nights at $52.52 cost $105.04. The pass costs $104.27. The second visit repays it by 77 cents and leaves 35 further nights on the pass.
The two blackout nights sit outside that arithmetic. A pass holder who wants the Halloween Saturday or the closing Sunday buys a single ticket on top, or skips the night.
The blackout is a publishing decision with dates attached. The operator withheld the season product from the Halloween Saturday and the closing Sunday and kept both nights in the single-ticket channel at $52.52. No page carries an attendance figure or a per-night count.
What the day-use desk can sell
The park publishes no day-use rate, no partner hotel and no shuttle. The grounds sit on campus land. OpenStreetMap carries one named hotel within 3 km, Comfort Suites Miami Kendall at 3901 Southwest 117th Avenue, 2.25 km from the fairgrounds.
Two published lines set which nights carry the traffic. The child tier is $0.00 for ages 9 and under. The season pass covers 37 of the 39 nights and stops at Halloween and the closing Sunday.
A day-use operator reads the run from those two lines. Twenty-seven Sunday-to-Thursday nights sit outside the blackout, and the gate opens after the daytime block has closed.