Introduction to Fright Fest
The end of summer just got even spookier.
Six Flags Great America announced plans for 2025’s Fright Fest, which it said is set to unleash "all-new nightmares" in another "terrifying season."
Details of the Event
For its 34th year, the event will bring multiple haunted mazes, rides in the dark and "immersive horror experiences" that are "not for the faint of heart," the park said in its announcement.
This year’s fest will feature three haunted mazes from the Hollywood horror franchises, including The Conjuring Universe, SAW: Legacy of Terror and Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Seven so-called "scare zones," three of which are new this year, will allow for "terrifying encounters" in the streets of the park.
"With three all-new zones debuting this year, guests should stay alert… because there’s no telling where fear might find them," the park said in its release.
Attractions and Entertainment
There will also be live entertainment, a Kids Boo Fest and an Oktoberfest food festival.
Fright Fest runs weekends and select week nights starting Sept. 13 and continuing through Nov. 2.
Tickets to the park and haunted mazes cost $90.
Conclusion
Six Flags Great America’s Fright Fest is set to be a thrilling and terrifying experience for all who attend. With its new haunted mazes, scare zones, and live entertainment, it’s an event not to be missed for horror fans. Whether you’re a fan of The Conjuring Universe, SAW, or Texas Chainsaw Massacre, there’s something for everyone at Fright Fest.
FAQs
Q: When does Fright Fest start and end?
A: Fright Fest runs weekends and select week nights starting Sept. 13 and continuing through Nov. 2.
Q: How much do tickets cost?
A: Tickets to the park and haunted mazes cost $90.
Q: What are the new attractions this year?
A: This year’s fest will feature three haunted mazes from the Hollywood horror franchises, including The Conjuring Universe, SAW: Legacy of Terror and Texas Chainsaw Massacre, as well as three new scare zones.
Q: Is Fright Fest suitable for children?
A: While there are some family-friendly events, such as the Kids Boo Fest, Fright Fest is generally not recommended for young children due to its horror theme and scary attractions.
