Experience the Thrill of the Zombie Apocalypse Paintball Hayride in Oxford, AL!

Welcome to Zombie Apocalypse Paintball Hayride — Oxford Alabama’s most thrilling fall attraction, where our ordinary woods transforms into an extraordinary, adrenaline-fueled adventure. Every fall, our woods come alive with glowing paintballs, roaring military 6×6 trucks), and relentless hordes of the undead.

Step into the action with our interactive zombie paintball ride, where you’ll board a military 6×6 truck armed with a mounted paintball gun filled with glow-in-the-dark zombie serum. Your mission: roll deep into the woods, aim true, and eliminate the undead before it’s too late. Humanity is counting on you!

This fun, all-ages (ages 3 and up), family-friendly ride lasts about 30 minutes from start to finish and features black lights, glowing paintballs, and a pulse-pounding sound system. This one-of-a-kind ride will have your adrenaline rushing! Gather your crew, test your aim, and take on the ultimate fight for survival.

📅 Dates & Times – Check the calendar below for available nights and hours.

❓ Questions? – Visit the Q&A section on our website for quick answers.

⚠️ Don’t wait! Most nights sell out fast—buy tickets online now.

📜 Know Before You Go – Please review our Park Rules before your visit.

Things To Know Before You Ride

• Live zombies on the prowl — the undead will approach your vehicle, but don’t worry, they won’t shoot back. Your mission is simple: annihilate them!
• 24 people per military 6×6 — we can accommodate large groups!
• Coming with friends or a group? If tickets were purchased separately, please wait until your entire party has arrived before checking in. Send just the ticket holder to the booth and let us know your total group size. This helps shorten lines and ensures your whole group rides together.
• 200 rounds per person — every rider gets 200 glow-in-the-dark paintballs. Reloads are available online, at the ticket booth, and even at the halfway point of the ride. (Cash preferred at halfway point; Venmo & Cash App also accepted.)
• Have more questions? Please review our Q&A Page.

How It Works

1️⃣ Pick a Date – Select your preferred night on our “Buy Tickets Now” calendar to head to our ticketing site.
2️⃣ Buy Online – Secure your tickets (and add-ons) early before they sell out.
3️⃣ Check for Updates – Always check our Facebook page for any closing announcements due to rain or other circumstances. We’ll also email ticket holders if changes occur. Please note: this can happen just before opening or anytime during operating hours.
4️⃣ Check In – Once your whole group has arrived, show your QR code at the ticket booth to check in.
5️⃣ Have Fun While You Wait – Our staff will place your group in the virtual queue once you’re checked in. When you receive your second text notification, that’s your signal to enter the line for the ride!

✨ We do our best to keep wait times short, but with so many moving parts, occasional delays may happen. In the meantime, enjoy your night out with family and friends — and please remember to be kind to our staff. They’re here because they love being part of this event!

6:30 pm – 9:30 pm Sep 27- Oct 11
6:00 pm – 10:00 pm Oct 17-Nov1
6:00 pm – 9:30 pm Nov 7th & 8th

NOTE: The Ticket Office opens at 6:30 PM nightly (switching to 6:00 PM beginning mid-October) and closes promptly at the posted closing time on the calendar above. Online Ticket holders must arrive before ticket booth closes to allow entry. First ride will not leave until it is dark.

Please review Park Rules

and our Q&A Page.

Dates and Times subject to change. **Check our Facebook Page for weather notices, this could happen right before opening gates so please keep an eye on Facebook and emails.

Notice:

All attractions are “Enter at Your Own Risk.” By entering the premises, you waive liability, assume all risks, and agree to comply with the Park Rules and local/state/federal laws. (Language below is required to be posted pursuant to AL Code S 6-5-347)

WARNING:

“Under Alabama law, an agritourism professional is not liable for injury, sickness, or damage to, or the death of, a participant in an agritourism activity at this location if the injury, sickness, damage, or death results from the inherent risks of the agritourism activity.

“Inherent risks of an agritourism activity include risks of injury, sickness, damage, or death inherent to land, equipment, and animals as well as the potential for you to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to your injury, sickness, damage, or death, or for another participant to act in a manner that may cause your injury, sickness, damage, or death.

“You are assuming the risk of participating in this agritourism activity.”