Tell your clients to be prepared to be scared (in a good way) this Halloween season, as Six Flags Entertainment raises the bar on horror with the new “SCREAMium” interactive experiences, including “The Conjuring: Beyond Fear,” which will be available at four of the company’s locations in September.
“This attraction will join an extensive lineup of bone-chilling thrills, captivating live entertainment, and pulse-pounding rides for an unrivaled fall adventure, with visits to more than 40 properties available with a single 2026 Six Flags Entertainment Season Pass during the exclusive Most Valuable Pass (MVP) limited-time offer,” Six Flags said.
The new experience, featuring scenes from New Line Cinema’s “Conjuring Universe,” will put the spotlight on such characters as The Nun, The Crooked Man and The Ferryman as they race to restore order and lock Annabelle back in her secure box – or risk catastrophic consequences for the living realm,” Six Flags added.
Other highlights include, but are not limited to, the new “The Strangers,” inspired by the “The Strangers: Chapter 1” films; and “Army of the Dead, based on the Netflix film about a Zombie outbreak in Las Vegas.
“For the first time in history, we’re uniting the very best Halloween thrills that our parks have to offer,” said Six Flags Chief Commercial Officer Christian Dieckmann.
“It’s an unbeatable lineup of innovative, immersive entertainment, including iconic Hollywood horror franchises and original, next-level terror.”
Scare Zones
The parks will feature what Six Flags referred to as “roaming scare actors” who wander through the scare zones. “Lurking amid the large props and startling guests with jump scares, noise makers and more, street zombies will transform the pathways into a massive, outdoor haunt,” Six Flags said.
Theaters will boast Halloween song-and-dance shows, fireworks, zombie parades and rock bands.
Fun for the Whole Family
Travelers will be treated to an eclectic range of new and returning activities at 24 parks this fall for both kids and adults.
Highlights for children include trick-or-treat trails, hayrides, pumpkin patches and eerily fun shows.
Adults indulge in Oktoberfest activities, including Bavarian food and beer, with each providing their own take on the festivities.
Admission includes daytime activities.
2026 Seasonal Passes
To mark the first anniversary of the merger between Cedar and Six Flags, Six Flags Entertainment unveiled major enhancements to its 2026 season pass, with unlimited access to over 40 parks for the rest of 2025 and all of 2026. In all, guests will be able to experience 288 roller coasters, 970 water slides and upward of 913 entertainment experiences.
Guests who purchase 2026 Gold Passes receive a complimentary ticket for a friend; those who buy 2026 Prestige Passes will be privy to two free tickets for friends.
The offer is in effect for purchases made by Sept. 1, 2025.
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