A Look at Fright Fest 2019 Preparations

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Fright Fest 2019 is right around the corner at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. The park continues to enhance their scare zones with more theming and larger decor pieces. Signage for the park’s line-up of haunted houses have also popped back up at various locations. Theatre modifications also continue as Fiesta Texas unveils two all-new productions and two returning, but revamped, productions to their offering of entertainment.

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