The Quick and the Undead

Ever since George Romero introduced the idea of the zombie apocalypse with his 1968 film Night of the Living Dead, the United States has been increasingly zombie-crazy. What is it about these brain-dead flesh eaters that continues to enchant us through uncountable films, video games, comic books and live events? Maybe it’s the way Romero imbued them with timely satire, no matter what time period he dropped them in. Or maybe we just like seeing people mow down the shambling undead masses. Either way, if you’re into zombies, there’s plenty of places to catch a glimpse of one. Use our  charter bus services to visit these zombie attractions.

Madworld Zombie Shoot (Piedmont, South Carolina): Tired of seeing someone else get the glory for taking out a horde of night walkers? Visit Madworld to get in on the action yourself with their Zombie Shoot attraction. Take down all the zombies you can and find the antidote before becoming zombified yourself. The fastest group even gets a $300 prize. Not bad for a day of undead exterminating.

Atlanta Zombie Apocalypse (Atlanta, Georgia): Less a haunted house than an interactive live show, the Atlanta Zombie Apocalypse features three shows that put you in the middle of a zombie uprising, forced to scramble to safety. Explore the abandoned remnants of society, flee from coming zombie attacks and grab an airsoft gun to extract some revenge