by Donald Wood
Last updated: 2:20 PM ET, Thu September 21, 2023
Six Flags Entertainment Corporation announced the launch of
the 30th season of Six Flags Fright Fest, which features immersive experiences,
spooky mazes, live shows, themed food and beverage offerings and trick-or-treating.
To celebrate the Six Flags Fright Fest, the theme park
company debuted all-new haunted houses inspired by iconic horror movies, including
The Conjuring (Six Flags Magic Mountain and Six Flags Great Adventure) and SAW
X (Six Flags Magic Mountain, Six Flags Great America, Six Flags Great Adventure
and Six Flags Over Georgia).
In addition, fifteen Six Flags parks in the U.S., Canada and
Mexico will celebrate Fright Fest.
“Six Flags Fright Fest is an important part of our passion
to thrill guests and exceed their expectations,” Chief Marketing Officer
Edithann Ramey said. “The Fright Fest events taking place at Six Flags parks
across North America are scarier than ever, but we’ve also included activities
for the little ones at our daytime Boo Fest event.”
“What’s also great, is that it’s incredibly affordable to
visit during Fright Fest because the event is included at most parks for season
pass holders,” Ramey continued.
Fright Fest boasts themed haunts and entertainment, including
Vault 666 Unlocked, Sewer of Souls, Aftermath, Twisted Fairytales 3D, Necropolis,
Hell Block 6 and The Uprising Parade: Nightly Call of the Dead.
Six Flags also offers family-friendly experiences, including
the BOO-Yeah! Parade, Spooky Mooky Mayhem, Pedal Go Karts, Monstrous Mummy Pit,
lawn games, hay mazes, pumpkin painting, costume contests, sing-a-longs, trick-or-treating
and more.
For travelers looking for a themed food or beverage option, Fright
Fest will be the home of Nightmarez speakeasy, the Blood Bank Lounge, Sangria
Blood Bags, Boo-rita Bowls, Frankenstein’s Fries, Hotzarella Sticks, Bloody
Candy Apples and more.
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