San Antonio, TX, August 17, 2025
News Summary
Six Flags Fiesta Texas reveals its chilling Fright Fest lineup, debuting brand-new haunted mazes and attractions alongside family-friendly events. Running from September to November, this immersive Halloween celebration promises a terrifying experience and festive activities, including Oktoberfest. Guests can look forward to live entertainment, interactive technology, and delectable fright-themed food and drinks, solidifying the park’s status as San Antonio’s prime Halloween destination.
San Antonio, Texas – Six Flags Fiesta Texas is set to unveil its most fear-inducing Fright Fest lineup to date, an event coinciding with National Roller Coaster Day. The park will host the FT92 Fan Event: Fright Fest Edition today, showcasing an impressive lineup of haunted attractions and entertainment.
This year’s Fright Fest will officially kick off on September 6 and continue through November 2. Operating on select nights starting at 6 PM, the immersive Halloween celebration is built to solidify Six Flags Fiesta Texas as San Antonio’s must-visit Halloween destination.
Highlights of Fright Fest 2023
- Four brand-new haunted mazes.
- A total of six haunted mazes, including returning popular favorites from “The Conjuring Universe.”
- Six immersive scare zones.
- A diverse selection of frightful food and beverages.
- Interactive technology for an enhanced experience.
- Award-winning live entertainment.
Notable new attractions include the terrifying maze, SAW: Legacy of Terror, and Nosferatu. Guests will also experience enhanced environments and story-driven encounters throughout the park, creating a fully integrated horror experience.
Family-Friendly Options Available
In addition to the intense Fright Fest attractions, Six Flags Fiesta Texas will also offer Tricks and Treats, a family-friendly daytime event running alongside the main festivities. This event will feature live shows, interactive fun, and opportunities for trick-or-treating, making it an attractive option for families with young children.
Returning Favorites and Oktoberfest
Fright Fest will also feature a return of Oktoberfest, where guests can indulge in traditional German cuisine and enjoy festive music, along with an expanded selection of beers. The combination of Fright Fest and Oktoberfest promises to offer visitors a unique blend of thrills and cultural experiences.
Admission and Access
Guests wishing to explore the haunted attractions can purchase a Haunted Attractions Pass. This pass grants access to all haunted mazes either for a single night or throughout the entire season, ensuring that thrill-seekers can make the most of their Fright Fest experience.
Conclusion
As Robert Bustle, the park manager, has indicated, this fall marks a bold new chapter for Six Flags Fiesta Texas, as the park prepares to transform into a premier destination for Halloween enthusiasts. With a compelling lineup of new and returning attractions, alongside festive food and entertainment options, the 2023 Fright Fest is gearing up to be an event that draws guests from all around the region.
FAQ Section
What are the dates for Fright Fest 2023?
Fright Fest will run from September 6 to November 2, 2023.
What time does Fright Fest start?
The event will operate on select nights starting at 6 PM.
What new attractions can visitors expect this year?
This year features four brand-new haunted mazes, including SAW: Legacy of Terror and Nosferatu.
Is there anything for families during Fright Fest?
Yes, there’s a family-friendly daytime event called Tricks and Treats that includes live shows and trick-or-treating opportunities.
Can I access all the haunted mazes with one ticket?
Yes, guests can purchase a Haunted Attractions Pass for single night access or for the entire season to enjoy all haunted mazes.
Key Features Overview
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Fright Fest Dates | September 6 – November 2, 2023 |
| Operating Hours | Select nights starting at 6 PM |
| New Attractions | Four brand-new haunted mazes including SAW: Legacy of Terror, Nosferatu |
| Total Haunted Mazes | Six haunted mazes |
| Scare Zones | Six immersive scare zones |
| Family Friendly Event | Tricks and Treats |
| Oktoberfest | German cuisine and festive music |
| Tickets | Haunted Attractions Pass available |
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Six Flags Fiesta Texas Announces Fright Fest and Oktoberfest Plans
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- Fox San Antonio
- Wikipedia: Fright Fest
- CBS Austin
- Google Search: Fright Fest Six Flags 2023
- KENS 5
- Google Scholar: Fright Fest 2023
- CultureMap San Antonio
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Fright Fest
- KSAT
- Google News: Six Flags Fiesta Texas Fright Fest 2023
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