Carowinds SCarowinds Map (2025-2024)
Charlotte’s Carowinds has a strange claim to fame—you’re walking haunted trails in North Carolina one minute and riding coasters that dive into South Carolina the next. That two-state setup makes SCarowinds one of the only Halloween events where crossing a state line is part of the scare. Since 2000, the park has turned into a full-scale haunt after dark, with fog-choked mazes and roaming scare zones that hit harder than your average regional Halloween attraction.
- Location
- Charlotte, North Carolina
- Years Active
- 2000 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Carowinds SCarowinds 2025 Site
- Related Maps
- Carowinds Map and Brochure (2025 – 1973)
If you’re headed to SCarowinds, the map is your best defense. These printable PDFs show every maze, scare zone, and open ride so you won’t waste time wandering in circles—or miss the shortcut to the next scream.
Grab the map below and keep your night on track.
Carowinds SCarowinds Map 2025
SCarowinds celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2025. The annual Halloween event continues to transform Carowinds each fall into a themed environment featuring scare zones and haunted attractions.
This milestone year highlights the longevity of SCarowinds as a seasonal offering, marking a quarter century since its debut while maintaining its core format of immersive horror entertainment across the park.
The 25th anniversary serves as the defining change for the event in 2025.
Printable Carowinds SCarowinds Map PDF 2025
Carowinds SCarowinds Map 2024
In 2024, SCarowinds admission was included with the regular Carowinds daytime ticket, eliminating the need for a separate purchase and removing the closure between daytime and evening operations. New daytime seasonal events were added, including Tricks and Treats and Oktoberfest.
The Aeronautica Landing area introduced its first scare zone, Lobotomy’s Oddities. Additionally, the event operated with two fewer scare zones than 2023, but each existing zone featured an increased number of scare actors.
FAQ
Is SCarowinds separate from Carowinds?
SCarowinds is Carowinds’ annual Halloween event that transforms the park into a haunted attraction at night. The event is not a separate park, but an evening experience within Carowinds requiring special admission. Regular daytime operations end before SCarowinds begins, and season passes or SCarowinds tickets grant access.
Do you have to leave Carowinds before SCarowinds?
Carowinds day guests must exit the park before SCarowinds starts, as the park closes briefly to prepare for the nighttime event. Guests attending SCarowinds can re-enter with valid event admission after the transition period. Season Pass holders may stay in the park during the turnover without leaving.
Does Carowinds gold pass get you into SCarowinds?
Carowinds Gold Pass provides entry to SCarowinds, but haunted house mazes require an additional fee. The pass allows access to the event and the park during SCarowinds dates; maze admission is not included and must be purchased separately.
How much do SCarowinds actors get paid?
SCarowinds actors typically earn between $12 and $16 per hour. Pay rates can vary based on experience, role, and seasonal demand within the park. Some specialty performers may receive higher wages during peak event nights.
Is SCarowinds too scary for kids?
SCarowinds is not recommended for children under 13 due to its intense scares, haunted mazes, and frightening atmosphere. Younger kids may be overwhelmed by the special effects and live actors throughout the park. Carowinds offers other seasonal events for family-friendly fun instead of SCarowinds.
