Netherworld Haunted House, Haunted attraction in Stone Mountain, Georgia, US

Netherworld is a self-guided, walk-through haunted attraction in Stone Mountain, Georgia, with two indoor haunted houses, Curse of the Collector and Beyond Oblivion: Legacy of Evil, the second partly outdoors. Its sets, lighting, sound and special effects are built in-house, and actors perform stunts such as bungee jumps and slides toward guests.

Netherworld opened in 1997 as a single haunted house in Kennesaw, Georgia. It moved to Norcross in 1998, added a 3-D ChromaDepth haunt in 1999 and the Bloodfeast torture-chamber replica in 2000. After the 2017 season it relocated to Stone Mountain, and in 2020 Gwinnett County assigned the address 1313 Netherworld Way.

The place creates its own characters and storylines instead of using famous horror franchises, building its mythology through original themed experiences during the Halloween season. Visitors encounter narratives that shift from year to year with fresh surprises each time.

Netherworld operates only during October each year, so plan a visit within that month. The haunted houses are indoors, with part of "Beyond Oblivion" outside, and actors begin stalking the queue line and Midway as soon as guests leave their cars. The site sits at 1313 Netherworld Way in Stone Mountain, and five escape room games run alongside the haunts.

Performers execute acrobatic movements including jumps while interacting with visitors, and the experience extends from the parking lot through the queue areas. This approach makes the entire visit a continuous performance from start to finish.