Fright Fest
September 11 to November 1, 2026
Celebrating its 30th anniversary at the park, Fright Fest haunts Six Flags Fiesta Texas on select dates between September 11 and November 1. Attractions listings will populate below as they are confirmed for the 2026 season!
Fright Fest officially began at Fiesta Texas in 1996 after Time Warner and Six Flags took over management of the park. Fiesta Texas notorious for award-winning live entertainment and Fright Fest is no exception. With its current inception beginning in 2001, Monster Mash Bash helped win Fiesta Texas the Golden Ticket for “Best Theme Park Shows” ten years in a row. The production continues to be a popular Halloween staple.
Today, Six Flags Fiesta Texas provides guests with numerous live shows, haunted houses and scare zones. The park continues to extend their offerings, including a haunting refresh of Poltergeist and a growing selection of large-scale, spooky decor pieces and new themes that refresh the award-winning Monster Mash Bash.
Entertainment
Halloween season is packed with live shows and entertainment, including the award-winning Monster Mash Bash and Frightful Finale fireworks.
Haunted Houses
Fright Fest features six haunted houses with ties to well-known horror franchises and a handful of Fiesta Texas originals.
6:00pm to Park Close
Scare Zones
The streets of Fiesta Texas aren’t safe as monsters take over several themed pathways in the park, intending to scare guests.
7:15pm to Park Close
Alley of the Dead
Rockville
New for 2026, a city on the brink of collapse, brain-thirsty punk zombies fill the streets near Rockville High as disorder, chaos and anarchy ensues.
Circus Berzerkus: Big Top Terror
Fiesta Bay Boardwalk
New for 2026, the Fiesta Bay Boardwalk is taken over by Big Top Terror. Beware as the area fills up with unknown carnival horrors ready to scare the unsuspecting.
The Conjuring Universe
Crackaxle Canyon
Reimagined for 2026, this haunt takes you into the realm of the Warrens’ most horrifying and gruesome stories that inspired movies, such as Annabelle, The Conjuring and The Nun.
SAW: Legacy of Terror
Crackaxle Canyon
Returning in 2026, this terror-filled experience plunges guests into the depths of Jigsaw’s twisted mind. Come face to face with Jon Kramer’s most diabolical and gruesome contraptions.
Haunted Attractions Packages
Haunted houses require additional admission. The rates listed below fluctuate depending on date. Please visit the park’s official website for more details.
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Regular House Pass
TBD
Regular admission to all haunted houses day of visit.
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Express House Pass
TBD
Express admission to all haunted houses day of visit.
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All Season Regular House Pass
TBD
Regular admission to all haunted houses each Fright Fest visit.
Interactive Lanterns
Interactive lanterns make their return for Fright Fest 2026. These lanterns give guests the ability to activate several interactive lighting and audio features throughout the park. Users can also interact and “tag” other guests. Lanterns are available at most major shopping locations.
Specialty Food & Drink
Specialty food and drink offerings featuring a Halloween twist can be found throughout the park during Fright Fest.
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Diablo Pizza Slice |
| Cheese pizza topped with chicken, buffalo and ranch sauce, served with a breadstick |
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Pumpkin Pie |
| Pumpkin filling infused with autumn spices, baked in a flaky pie crust |
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Worms in Dirt Parfait |
| Chocolate pudding brownie parfait topped with crushed Oreo cookies and gummy worms |
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Pumpkin Pie |
| Pumpkin filling infused with autumn spices, baked in a flaky pie crust |
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Worms in Dirt Parfait |
| Chocolate pudding brownie parfait topped with crushed Oreo cookies and gummy worms |
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Grave Digger Funnel Cake |
| Funnel cake topped with crushed Oreo cookies, gummy worms and whipped cream |
Franken Steins Booth
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Blood Orange Margarita |
| Tequila margarita shaken with blood orange syrup, orange juice, lime and Sprite |
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Stake Through the Heart |
| Mixed drink with vodka, tart cherry syrup, blue Curacao, lime juice and lemonade |
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Enchanted Elixir Mocktail |
| Color-changing mystery blend of blue Curacao, lemon and Sprite |
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Jello Shots, Draft Beer, Canned Beer & Blood Bag Cocktails |
Zombie Shotz Booth
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Fire Starter |
| Fireball cinnamon whiskey, apple cider, grenadine and Sprite |
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Red Rum! Red Rum! Runner |
| Classical rum tropical punch garnished with a bloody Chamoy pineapple wedge |
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Apple Pie Mocktail |
| Apple cider, white grape juice, and apple butter syrup with a cinnamon sugar rim |
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Jello Shots, Draft Beer, Canned Beer & Blood Bag Cocktails |
Clown Juice Booth
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Toxic Waste |
| Cocktail featuring Midori, lemonade and vodka |
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Jello Shots, Draft Beer & Canned Beer |
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Black Magic Mocktail |
| White grape juice, cranberry juice, lime and edible glitter |
Reviews & Media
Video reviews and photo albums from current and past seasons of Fright Fest at Six Flags Fiesta Texas.
Tips & FAQ
Helpful information to get the most out of your visit to Fright Fest at Fiesta Texas.
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Six Flags Fiesta Texas requires that all guests 17 years of age or younger must be accompanied by a chaperone who is at least 21 years old to be admitted into Six Flags Fiesta Texas and to remain in the park during designated times.
The Chaperone Policy is in effect daily beginning at 6:00 PM local time. Six Flags Fiesta Texas reserves the right to implement the policy earlier on any given day, which will be clearly communicated through official channels (e.g., website, app, social media, signage).
A valid government-issued photo ID with date of birth is required for all chaperones at entry.
One (1) chaperone may accompany no more than ten (10) guests aged 17 or younger.
Chaperones must:
Enter the park with their group.
Remain on park property for the duration of the group’s visit.
Be readily available by phone and able to respond to park staff if needed.
Guests 18 years of age or older may be required to present ID to verify their age. Those unable to verify age may be denied entry unless accompanied by a qualifying chaperone.
Guests 17 and under who are found in the park without a chaperone while the policy is in effect will be subject to immediate removal from the park.
Chaperones who do not fulfill their responsibility (e.g., leaving the park, unreachable by phone) may result in the removal of their entire group.
This policy applies to all guests attending Six Flags Fiesta Texas and is designed to ensure a safe, welcoming environment for all.
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To support a safe environment for our guests and to help expedite entry during Fright Fest, Six Flags Fiesta Texas is implementing enhanced bag restrictions after 6:00 PM local time daily.
Bag Requirements
After 6:00 PM, all bags must be no larger than 12” x 12” x 6”, regardless of material (clear or opaque).
Each guest is permitted to bring only one bag into the park after 6:00 PM.
All bags are subject to thorough inspection prior to entry at any time.
Oversized bags will not be permitted into the park after 6:00 PM.
Exceptions
Medically necessary items are permitted after proper inspection.
Guests with special circumstances may speak with a security supervisor upon arrival for consideration on a case-by-case basis.
Additional Notes
This policy applies to all bag types, including backpacks, purses, diaper bags, and camera bags.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas recommends guests minimize the number of items they bring to help streamline the entry process.
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To support the safety and flow of park operations during Fright Fest, guests who exit the park after 6:00 PM will not be permitted to re-enter the park on the same day. This no re-entry policy is in effect during all Fright Fest hours.
Guests are encouraged to plan accordingly before exiting the park after the policy is in effect.
Please note: No exceptions will be made once a guest has exited the park during restricted hours, regardless of ticket type. Re-entry is not permitted for forgotten items, weather conditions, or personal needs.
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For the safety of our scare actors and guests—and to preserve the immersive experience—no cameras, photography, video recording, or audio recording of any kind is permitted inside haunted mazes. This includes the use of cell phones, smartwatches, GoPros, camera eyeglasses, body cameras, or any other recording-capable device.
Guests observed using recording devices inside haunted mazes may be subject to removal from the park without refund.
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To maintain a safe and family-friendly environment, the following costume and mask guidelines are in place at Six Flags Fiesta Texas:
Costume masks, full face paint, and costume attire are not permitted for guests aged 11 and older.
Trench coats, flak jackets, or similar military-style apparel are not allowed inside the park.
No masks of any kind are permitted on rides at any time.
Exceptions
Children 10 years old and under may wear costumes and masks during daytime hours as part of kid-focused events in designated areas only.
This policy does not apply to masks worn for health or safety purposes, such as those intended to reduce the spread of COVID-19 or other illnesses, as interpreted by park staff. Final discretion rests with park management.
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Fright Fest operates on select evenings from September 6 to November2 during the 2025 season. A full calendar of operating hours can be found at the park's main website.
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We do not have a 100% guaranteed solution for avoiding crowds. This is one of the busiest times of the year to visit a Six Flags park. However, there are a few methods we have tried in the past that have helped:
Go earlier in the season. Fright Fest starts in September. You will likely not run into the heavy crowds that are present the closer it gets to Halloween.
Go on an off-day. Have you thought about going to Fright Fest during the week on a Friday? This has sometimes been a great way to avoid the weekend crowd.
Do not go on coupon dates. If there is a deal for bringing friends free or discounted tickets we highly recommend that you do not go to the park if you are bothered by large crowds.
Try going on a Sunday. This isn't always the case, but sometimes Sunday is a less-crowded day than Saturday. We still think the closer it gets to Halloween the busier Sundays will inevitably get.
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A highlight of the Halloween season is the park’s live entertainment offerings. We recommend arriving to venues earlier than usual to ensure admittance. Show schedules, when available, are listed in the “Entertainment” section above.
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Due to its content, Fright Fest is not recommended for guests under 13. During the day, Six Flags Fiesta Texas offers Tricks & Treats, a family-friendly Halloween alternative.
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During the day, scare zones do not feature any monsters. However, once night falls, all scare zones are filled with scary characters with the sole intent to frighten the guests around them. Please note that many park attractions cannot be accessed without traveling through various scare zones within the park.