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Fright Fest has once again returned to Six Flags Great Adventure, bigger and better than ever before. The annual scare-fest features a lineup of frightening attractions, pulse-pounding scare zones, live entertainment, and plenty more. In total Six Flags Great Adventure offers more than 25 special attractions during the Halloween season.
This year the event takes place each Friday, Saturday and Sunday in October, along with bonus days of the 30th and 31st.
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The spooks are out at night, that's for sure, but during the day the park is decked out for families with scare-free entertainment as well. Kids will love trick-or-treating with the Looney Tunes characters, and shows such as Professor Slithers' Creepy Critters and the Spooky Kooky Magic Show are designed for the whole family.
Once the sun starts to set the park kicks Fright Fest into high gear as the monsters and ghouls start to roam the park.
This year there are three new haunted attractions, each sounding a bit more scary than the last.
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Reflects of the Dead is a new maze where visitors "come face-to-face with themselves as they desperately try to
escape this modern-day mirror maze holding spirits from beyond the
grave. This labyrinth of mystery and mayhem includes glowing LED lights,
vanishing images, and confusion around every corner."
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Another attraction making its debut this year for Six Flags Great Adventure's Fright Fest is named Fears. As one would imagine from the name, the maze it all about visitors having to face their darkest fears inside, such as "creepy, crawly spiders to cramped spaces, from popping
balloons to squirting blood." The park is at their most devious with Fears, wondering if visitors can "fight their fears and make it to
the end without crumbling?"
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The park's third new haunted attraction is a major tie-in to the Hell Fest movie, currently in theaters. The maze depicts scenes straight from the movie, including the Mausoleum, with increasingly narrow corridors that force guests to feel the touch of death, The Mask Room, filled with floating white faces that suddenly spring to life, the Doll Room, with creepy dolls straight out of a nightmare, and The Torture Chamber, which sounds as gruesome as the name would imply. Visitors must pass these rooms, and more, in order to escape "The Other," the movie's crazy bad-guy.
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Also new this year is a live show titled Blood Drums. The performance features "driving techno beats and live drums that mix with rhythmic power tools and fire artistry to create a unique, pulse-pounding percussion show."
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The 2018 season is also the 20th season of Dead Man's Party, which is the park's premier live show during Fright Fest. Hosted by Dr. Fright, the "rock concert-meets-Broadway-style live show" draws a large crowd each performance. This year it will "feature new music, eye-popping special effects including lasers and pyrotechnics, a dynamic cast and all-new choreography by renowned dancer/choreographer Theresa Stone."
The new additions join returning favorites such as Aftermath, The Manor, Wicked Woods, Cell Block 6, Big Top Terror in 3D and scare zones like Demon District, The Bloody Fountain and more. Plus, more live shows and the theme park's towering thrill rides are sure to give their own frights.
To learn more about Fright Fest at Six Flags Great Adventure,
click here.
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