Sunday, Oct. 25: The Details
**Date**Sunday, October 25, 2026**What's open**Zombie Paintball Attack only. Walk-through haunts are closed.**Gates**7–11 p.m.**Ticket booth**6:45–10:30 p.m.**Address**46565 County Road 32B, Davis, CA 95618 (off I-80 at East Chiles Road)**Tickets**fearfarmdavis.com**Height requirement**Riders must be at least 50 inches tall**Parking**FreeThe Horrified package, one Zombie Paintball Attack ride, is normally $35 and onsite only. For this Sunday, Corbett's says tickets are on sale online now, with limited availability. Buy ahead so you're not gambling at the gate.What Zombie Paintball Attack Is Really Like
Picture this: you're in the bed of a pickup, crawling down a dirt path at night with a paintball gun in your hands. Then the corn starts moving.Zombies lurch out of the stalks, and your crew opens fire. There's screaming, laughing, and somebody always runs out of paintballs too early. It's part haunted hayride, part arcade game, and the most fun you'll have on a Sunday night all year.**Why it sells out:** Rides are capped each night, and Corbett's says the ride sells out every night of the season. That's exactly why they added a whole Sunday just for it.A Milestone Season: 10 Years of Fear Farm, 30 Years of Corbett's
Corbett's House of Horror has been scaring Northern California for three decades, and Fear Farm Davis just marked its 10th season. The farm covers 15 acres and calls itself the largest haunt in Northern California.To celebrate, ABC10's Mark S. Allen took the zombie ride with Corbett's Ashleigh Fiffick. If a TV anchor can survive it, so can your crew.Can't Make Sunday? The Rest of the Season
Fear Farm is open Fridays and Saturdays from 7 to 11 p.m. through October 30. On those nights you get the full lineup:- **Zombie Paintball Attack:** the truck ride through the zombie cornfield
- **Scarecrow Corntrail:** a walk through zombie-infested corn
- **Medical Mayhem:** a hospital haunt with a staff you won't trust
- **CarnEvil:** a carnival with some very dark secrets
Kelli Kelly's Survival Guide: Plan Your Night
**Getting there:** Take I-80 to the East Chiles Road exit in Davis. It's about 20 minutes from Vacaville or downtown Sacramento, and about 30 from Fairfield, depending on traffic.**Buy online, arrive early.** Zombie rides are limited every night. If you're buying at the gate, get there right as the ticket booth opens.**Bring cash.** Corbett's accepts cards but runs a separate cash line, and that line moves faster.**Dress for a farm at night.** Wear closed-toe shoes and layers, and pick clothes you won't mind getting dusty. Davis evenings in late October get chilly fast.**Know the rules.** Riders must be 50 inches or taller. No food or drinks inside the haunts, though a vendor on site sells snacks and drinks. All sales are final, with no refunds.**Assemble your squad.** The zombie ride is better with a group, so make it a friends' night, a team outing or a date night with a twist.Fear Farm Davis FAQ
**What is Zombie Paintball Attack?**You ride in the back of a pickup truck through a cornfield and fire paintballs at live zombie actors along the route.**When is the Zombie Attack Only night?**Sunday, October 25, 2026. Gates are open 7–11 p.m., and the ticket booth runs 6:45–10:30 p.m. Only the zombie ride is open that night.**Where is Fear Farm Davis?**46565 County Road 32B in Davis, off I-80 at East Chiles Road.**How much are tickets?**A single zombie ride (Horrified) is $35. The Zombified package is $60 and includes all three haunts plus one ride. Single haunts start at $15.**Is there an age limit?**There's no age minimum, but zombie ride passengers must be at least 50 inches tall.**Is parking free?**Yes, parking is free, and there's room for buses.**Will it sell out?**Very likely. Corbett's says the zombie ride sells out every night, so buy online ahead of time.Why I Love Spots Like This
Part of living in Northern California is having places like Fear Farm a short drive away. Solano, Yolo and Sacramento run together here, and some of the best local traditions sit right on a county road between them.When I help clients choose where to live, I want them to know about the homes and also about everything within reach of them. A zombie cornfield 20 minutes away? That's a selling point in my book."*"I don't just help people find homes. I help them discover the communities that make a house feel like home."*— Kelli Kelly"
Meet Kelli Kelly
Kelli Kelly is a Northern California REALTOR® with eXp Realty and TeamFast, and the winner of the **2026 California Association of REALTORS® Rising Star Award**. She helps buyers, sellers and relocating clients across Solano County, Napa, Sacramento and the Bay Area, with sharp negotiation, honest advice and real local knowledge.**Thinking about a move in Northern California? Let's talk.**Kelli Kelly | REALTOR® · eXp Realty of California · TeamFast DRE #02224790 · 707.803.0081 · Hello@KelliKellyRE.com · KelliKellyRE.com*Details were current as of October 21, 2026, and can change. Confirm with Corbett's House of Horror before you go. This article is not sponsored by or affiliated with Corbett's House of Horror.***Sources:** Corbett's House of Horror: Attractions & Admission · Hours & Location · FAQ · Fear Farm Davis on TikTok (Oct 25 announcementKelli Kelly
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