Eventually when you get a chance to go through all the houses it'd be really cool if you could Rank and review them like the pros and cons of each house
We went on Saturday and it was a lot better than last year. My boys really liked the Slide or Die show in Gotham. Two hours just isn't long enough, especially when the actors kick off half an hour early to move up to the front.
Two hours was definitely a challenge! I think if I wasn't focusing on filming the whole time then I could have theoretically made it into each haunt and scare zone. The lines for haunts, however, were very minimal.
I wen there once a week ago. There was a clown guy who would walk up to people with a spring shaker thingy, shake it, and snort. That one was weird for sure, but the actor was great at only showing giving a death stare at the persons back who he was gonna scare next.
I'm considering going to fright fest on either Saturday, October 7th, or Monday, October 9th. I'm wondering if you had an opinion on which day would be better. I've read that Saturdays are the busiest. Do you think buying the "Express Haunted Attraction Pass" would be worth it? My concern with going on the Monday is that I'm not sure if it will be busy or not and I can't pinpoint if all of the shows and scare zones will be open. It's seeming like it will be limited. What do you think?
Theoretically, everything should be happening on Monday. But, you’ll likely have more time to enjoy the event going on a Saturday. You can play the house passes by ear and see how the lines look. I’d recommend waiting to purchase at the park so that you can bypass the online fees that get tacked on.
I was the only alien left out of two during SFOT soft opening. I’ll never forget the laughs and screams I provoked. I had to leave for personal reasons against the park.
We went last night and honestly? Very disappointing. We couldn’t afford the Haunted House packages and the lines were way too long for it to be worth it. The scare zones had MAYBE one to two actors at a time. It was very lacking in the scare part. It just felt like in order to get a good scare, you had to pay a ton of money. Overall I had a lot of expectations and they were not met whatsoever. Six Flags needs to step their game up.
I was there last night too . Felt like they where WAY over capacity, every thing had like a 90 minute wait from like 4p.m till we left . We ended up only riding the texas giant , and watching this show , which wasn't bad but other than that they def need to lower the max cap of the park, had to be 60,000 people in the damn place it seemed lol. We spent 5 hours there, spent 2 hours in the texas giant line, an hour waiting on this show, an 2 hours drinking and talking about how bad it sucks . I'm sure it would be awesome if they didn't allow so .any people in at once. You could literally get there at open and stay till midnight or closing spend all that time trying to ride all the coasters , and you wouldn't have enough time to ride them without flash passes .
My kids and I went the same day you did (we saw you at the new show in the Palace theatre) and we were so disappointed. The new show is wildly inappropriate for families, it's based on a real life serial killer who tortured people. I am a huge horror movie officinado it was scary for me to watch and I asked my kids several times if they wanted to leave. Every scare zone we walked through was either lacking actors or only had a few. Compared to the last 9 years I've visited fright fest at SFOT, this year sucks!
If you don’t like it don’t go to six flags then, there’s other places, I’m sure people like it but it’s “Suggested content” I think six flags is good for fright fest, there’s a lot more scare actors
Eventually when you get a chance to go through all the houses it'd be really cool if you could Rank and review them like the pros and cons of each house
We went on Saturday and it was a lot better than last year. My boys really liked the Slide or Die show in Gotham. Two hours just isn't long enough, especially when the actors kick off half an hour early to move up to the front.
Two hours was definitely a challenge! I think if I wasn't focusing on filming the whole time then I could have theoretically made it into each haunt and scare zone. The lines for haunts, however, were very minimal.
@@AmusementSourcehow many of mazes,scare zones are you going through?
I wen there once a week ago. There was a clown guy who would walk up to people with a spring shaker thingy, shake it, and snort. That one was weird for sure, but the actor was great at only showing giving a death stare at the persons back who he was gonna scare next.
I'm considering going to fright fest on either Saturday, October 7th, or Monday, October 9th. I'm wondering if you had an opinion on which day would be better. I've read that Saturdays are the busiest. Do you think buying the "Express Haunted Attraction Pass" would be worth it? My concern with going on the Monday is that I'm not sure if it will be busy or not and I can't pinpoint if all of the shows and scare zones will be open. It's seeming like it will be limited. What do you think?
Theoretically, everything should be happening on Monday. But, you’ll likely have more time to enjoy the event going on a Saturday. You can play the house passes by ear and see how the lines look. I’d recommend waiting to purchase at the park so that you can bypass the online fees that get tacked on.
Are all rides open during fright fest
I was the only alien left out of two during SFOT soft opening. I’ll never forget the laughs and screams I provoked. I had to leave for personal reasons against the park.
My guy had to go back 11:04 & 12:00 😅 i saw what you saw …
Are all rides open during fright fest?
Yes, except for usually the children's areas.
We went last night and honestly? Very disappointing. We couldn’t afford the Haunted House packages and the lines were way too long for it to be worth it. The scare zones had MAYBE one to two actors at a time. It was very lacking in the scare part. It just felt like in order to get a good scare, you had to pay a ton of money. Overall I had a lot of expectations and they were not met whatsoever. Six Flags needs to step their game up.
I was there last night too . Felt like they where WAY over capacity, every thing had like a 90 minute wait from like 4p.m till we left . We ended up only riding the texas giant , and watching this show , which wasn't bad but other than that they def need to lower the max cap of the park, had to be 60,000 people in the damn place it seemed lol. We spent 5 hours there, spent 2 hours in the texas giant line, an hour waiting on this show, an 2 hours drinking and talking about how bad it sucks . I'm sure it would be awesome if they didn't allow so .any people in at once. You could literally get there at open and stay till midnight or closing spend all that time trying to ride all the coasters , and you wouldn't have enough time to ride them without flash passes .
I went on Halloween, not many people there but also they had many rides shut down so the lines were a bit long for the rides that were open. :(
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My kids and I went the same day you did (we saw you at the new show in the Palace theatre) and we were so disappointed. The new show is wildly inappropriate for families, it's based on a real life serial killer who tortured people. I am a huge horror movie officinado it was scary for me to watch and I asked my kids several times if they wanted to leave. Every scare zone we walked through was either lacking actors or only had a few. Compared to the last 9 years I've visited fright fest at SFOT, this year sucks!
If you don’t like it don’t go to six flags then, there’s other places, I’m sure people like it but it’s “Suggested content” I think six flags is good for fright fest, there’s a lot more scare actors
@@Syntiahhi
Very disappointing. Six flags need to up their game. Take a note from universal studios just saying
Are the coasters running
All coasters are currently scheduled to operate. Check the park's app for any unscheduled downtime.