is the central setting for Five Nights at Freddy's 3 and several stories in the Fazbear Frights anthology series. It is a gaudy, haunted-house-style attraction built thirty years after the original Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza closed, designed to profit from the franchise's dark and tragic reputation. The Night Shift Experience

: Guards must use an audio luring system to pull Springtrap away from their location and a camera monitor to track his movements. Constant maintenance of the camera, audio, and ventilation systems via a system pad is required to survive the night. Expanded Lore: "What We Found"

In the Fazbear Frights book series, the story provides a different perspective on the night shift through the character Hudson : The Night Shift (FNAF 3) | Fandom

The night shift at Fazbear's Fright involves monitoring the building's systems from a security office as the attraction prepares for its grand opening.

: The shift's true danger is Springtrap , a salvaged, fully suited animatronic found in a boarded-up "Safe Room". Springtrap is aggressive and attempts to reach the guard's office through corridors and large vents.

: The building's ventilation system frequently malfunctions, causing the security guard to suffer from hallucinations. These "Phantom" animatronics—remnants of the past like Freddy, Foxy, and Chica—scare the guard and further disrupt critical systems.