Fright Fest 2026: The Complete Guide to Six Flags’ Halloween Event at Every Park

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation’s Fright Fest returns for its 34th year in 2026 across the company’s park portfolio. The event runs on select nights at each park, with 2026 dates posted at every participating park. The unifying framework is largely the same: daytime park operations continue, and at dusk each park transforms into a haunt event with mazes as a separately ticketed Haunted Attractions Pass, scare zones, live shows, and rides in the dark. This guide covers every Six Flags park running Fright Fest in 2026, with dates, ticket structure, and 2026-specific announcements at each park.

Is Fright Fest cancelled in 2026?

No. Fright Fest is not cancelled across Six Flags in 2026. The event returns for its 34th year and runs at nearly every park in the chain. The only two exceptions are Six Flags Darien Lake and Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, which are not holding Fright Fest this year. Darien Lake is running Kids Boo Fest and an Oktoberfest in its place, and Discovery Kingdom is running Tricks and Treats and an Oktoberfest with no Fright Fest. Every other Six Flags park that ran Fright Fest last year brought it back for 2026. HAN reported both changes in my story on Darien Lake and Discovery Kingdom. Confirmed dates for every participating park are below.

What Fright Fest is

Fright Fest is the branded Halloween event of Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, the parent company that emerged from the July 2024 merger of legacy Six Flags Entertainment and Cedar Fair. Fright Fest continues to run at the former Six Flags parks. The former Cedar Fair parks under the same corporate umbrella run their own legacy Halloween brands including Halloween Haunt (Dorney Park, Kings Island, Kings Dominion, Canada’s Wonderland, and Knott’s Scary Farm at Knott’s Berry Farm), HalloWeekends at Cedar Point, and Scarowinds at Carowinds. Six Flags announced Diablo haunted mazes for Cedar Point and Kings Dominion on August 7, so two of those legacy-brand events are sharing a licensed maze this year.

Fright Fest first launched in 1993 and has been presented by SNICKERS since 2021. The event ran as “Fright Fest Extreme” in 2024 before reverting to Fright Fest presented by SNICKERS in 2025.

Common structure across the Fright Fest parks:

• Daytime park operations continue, with the park “turning scary” at dusk.
• Scare zones, live shows, and rides in the dark are included with regular daytime admission or a season pass.
• Haunted mazes are premium attractions that require a separate Haunted Attractions Pass on a per-visit basis. An All-Season Haunted Attractions Pass was introduced in 2025 as a passholder add-on.
• Fright Fest is not recommended for children under 13. Six Flags parks generally apply a chaperone policy after 4 p.m. requiring guests 15 and under to be accompanied by an adult 21 or older.
• Costume and mask policies restrict adult guests from wearing anything that conceals the face.

New for 2026: the biggest licensed maze lineup yet

On August 17, 2026, Six Flags announced its largest-ever Halloween lineup across its North American portfolio: 11 new haunted mazes, anchored by 29 new and returning licensed haunted attractions, plus 196 themed scare zones and live-entertainment offerings and nighttime ride experiences, for a total of 448 Halloween experiences chain-wide. Four new horror franchises headline the year.

New franchises for 2026:

• JASON: Blood Reign (Friday the 13th, from Jason Universe) at SCarowinds, Kings Island’s Halloween Haunt, and Six Flags Great Adventure’s Fright Fest.
• Final Destination: Death’s Playground at Fright Fest at Six Flags Great Adventure and Six Flags Magic Mountain.
• Blair Witch: No Signal at Six Flags Great America’s Fright Fest and Dorney Park’s Halloween Haunt.
• Diablo: The Infernal Path (Blizzard’s Diablo) at Kings Dominion’s Halloween Haunt and Cedar Point’s HalloWeekends.

Returning licensed brands:

• The Conjuring: Beyond Fear at Canada’s Wonderland, SCarowinds, Cedar Point, and Kings Island.
• The Conjuring Universe at Fright Fest at Six Flags Magic Mountain, Great Adventure, Over Texas, Fiesta Texas, Great America, and Over Georgia.
• SAW: Legacy of Terror at Fright Fest at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, Great America, Over Georgia, and Over Texas.
• The Strangers: No Escape at Six Flags Over Texas’ Fright Fest.
• Trick ’r Treat at Six Flags Magic Mountain’s Fright Fest.
• Army of the Dead at Six Flags Great Adventure’s Fright Fest.

Six Flags Over Texas also debuts a new premium scare zone, Doc Varnum’s Hybrid Hell Pit, which requires a Haunted Attractions Pass. Knott’s Berry Farm revealed its Knott’s Scary Farm lineup separately at its Nightmares Revealed event on August 18 (two new mazes, Inked and Unearthed), and Six Flags Mexico’s Festival del Terror runs September 3 through November 16 with eight terror attractions, including the new JASON: Blood Reign and The Strangers: No Escape.

2026 maze pricing, park to park

Here is what maze access costs at each park with pricing posted. All figures are the lowest online starting price before fees and tax, and Six Flags uses dynamic pricing that changes by date.

Prices captured August 17–18, 2026, with the Magic Mountain, Great Adventure, Over Texas, and Over Georgia rows re-verified September 17. A dash means the price was not posted or listed at the time of writing, not that the option is unavailable. Canada’s Wonderland had not posted 2026 Halloween pricing. The Conjuring: Beyond Fear is a separate ticket where it runs, from $20 per night at Kings Island and $25 at Cedar Point.

The 2026 Fright Fest park lineup

Confirmed 2026 dates:

• Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia, CA) — September 18 through November 1
• Six Flags Great Adventure (Jackson, NJ) — September 18 through November 1
• Six Flags Great America (Gurnee, IL) — September 19 through November 1, coinciding with the park’s 50th anniversary, and it opened a new Blair Witch: No Signal maze
• Six Flags Fiesta Texas (San Antonio, TX) — September 11 through November 1
• Six Flags Over Texas (Arlington, TX) — September 11 through November 1
• Six Flags Over Georgia (Austell, GA) — September 12 through November 1
• Six Flags New England (Agawam, MA) — September 26 through November 1
• Six Flags Darien Lake (Corfu, NY) — not running Fright Fest in 2026 (the park confirmed it is dropping the event; Kids Boo Fest and Oktoberfest run instead)
• Six Flags Frontier City (Oklahoma City, OK) — September 26 through October 31
• Six Flags Mexico (Mexico City) — Festival del Terror, September 3 through November 16

Fright Fest branded through 2026 under new operators after the EPR Properties sale:

• Mid America Adventure, formerly Six Flags St. Louis (Eureka, MO) — September 12 through November 1. Now operated by Enchanted Parks.
• Great Escape, formerly Six Flags Great Escape (Queensbury, NY) — weekends, September 26 through October 25. Now operated by Enchanted Parks.
• La Ronde (Montreal, QC) — October 3 through November 1: October weekends, plus Monday, October 12, and Fridays, October 23 and 30. Now operated by La Ronde Operations, Inc. Event is branded Fright Fest presented by FIZZ at this location.

Closing permanently after the 2026 season:

• Wild Waves Theme & Water Park (Federal Way, WA) — not a Six Flags park. Premier Parks runs its own event under the Fright Fest name, and 2026 is its last: the park closes for good on November 1, which is also the event’s final night. Full dates, hours and lineup here.

Permanently closed after the 2025 season:

• Six Flags America (Bowie, MD) — final day November 2, 2025, after 50 years. The 500-acre property is being marketed for redevelopment.

Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia, CA)

The flagship Fright Fest, and by far the largest event on the Fright Fest calendar.

Dates: Select nights, September 18 through November 1, 2026 (33rd year at Six Flags Magic Mountain).

2026 lineup: Revealed at Midsummer Scream. Seven mazes, two of them new: Final Destination: Death’s Playground and Wolves’ Blood (designed by Knott’s Scary Farm’s Gus Krueger), plus a rebuilt The Conjuring Universe and returning Trick ‘r Treat, Carnage, Vault: 666 Unlocked, and Willoughby’s: Resurrected. Seven scare zones return with updates, and there are four shows. Condemned and Truth or Dare were retired.

2025 baseline: 8 mazes (Carnage, SAW: Legacy of Terror, The Conjuring Universe, Trick ‘r Treat, Condemned, Truth or Dare, Vault 666 Unlocked, Willoughby’s Resurrected), 9 scare zones, 3 shows including Margo Rita’s Monster Ball.

Full HAN coverage: my Six Flags Magic Mountain Fright Fest review, with a walkthrough video of every maze.

Food: 11 limited-time Fright Fest dishes. My top pick is the Last Leap Frog Legs at Chicken Coupe, and every dish is ranked in my Six Flags Magic Mountain Fright Fest food guide.

Six Flags Great America (Gurnee, IL)

Full guide: Fright Fest 2026 at Six Flags Great America.

Dates: Select nights, September 19 through November 1, 2026. Six Flags Great America is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2026. Concurrent daytime programming includes Tricks and Treats (Saturdays and Sundays, September 19 through November 1) and Oktoberfest on select dates.

2026 lineup: Five haunted mazes, two of them new, Blair Witch: No Signal and Nightmares, alongside returning The Conjuring Universe, SAW: Legacy of Terror, and The Estate at Wretched Meadows. Texas Chainsaw Massacre is not in the 2026 lineup. Seven scare zones return, including Necropolis, back for the park’s 50th anniversary. The long-running Love at First Fright show returns, joined by a new production, MasqueRAVE, that continues its story, alongside The Velvet Quarter and The Uprising. A Haunted Attractions Pass is required for maze access.

Six Flags Great Adventure (Jackson, NJ)

Full guide: Fright Fest 2026 at Six Flags Great Adventure.

Dates: Select nights, September 18 through November 1, 2026, with Thursday nights added from October 8. Kids Boo Fest and Oktoberfest run as concurrent daytime programming September 19 through November 1.

2026 lineup: Nine haunted mazes, four of them new, JASON: Blood Reign, Final Destination: Death’s Playground, Twisted Holidays, and Deadwood Cabin, alongside returning The Conjuring Universe, Army of the Dead, Asylum, Big Top Terror, and The Witch’s Reflection. Five scare zones: CarnEvil, Exile Canyon, Plaza De La Muerte, Curse of Blackbeard’s Bounty, and The Bloody Fountain. A Haunted Attractions Pass is required for maze access.

Dead Man’s Party returns for 2026: Great Adventure announced on April 30, 2026 that the live music, dance, and pyrotechnic production Dead Man’s Party would return to Fright Fest 2026 after a one-year absence. The show has run at the park since 1999. Six Flags describes the show as “designed to be more fun than frightening,” positioning it for guests who skip the haunted houses and scare zones.

Jason: Blood Reign debuts in 2026: Six Flags announced on July 31, 2026 that an all-new haunted maze, Jason: Blood Reign, would debut this fall at Great Adventure, Kings Island, and Carowinds, putting Jason Voorhees in a maze that spans both the legacy Six Flags and legacy Cedar Fair sides of the merged chain. “He’s back, and he’s coming for you”, the announcement teased, closing with “will you survive the night?” The maze is now open, and Great Adventure’s page tells guests to “step into the dark woods surrounding the legendary summer camp.” A24’s Friday the 13th prequel series Crystal Lake premieres on Peacock October 15, 2026.

Historical note: Great Adventure is the origin site of the modern Fright Fest concept. The Halloween event at the park traces back to the early 1990s, before the Fright Fest brand launched chain-wide in 1993.

Six Flags Over Georgia (Austell, GA)

Full guide: Fright Fest 2026 at Six Flags Over Georgia.

Dates: Select nights, September 12 through November 1, 2026, weekends.

2026 lineup: Six Flags Over Georgia has posted 13 haunted experiences for 2026. Two new haunted mazes, Infestation presented by SNICKERS and Finklestein’s House of Fun presented by SKITTLES, join returning mazes SAW: Legacy of Terror, The Conjuring Universe, and Camp Slasher presented by M&M’S. Two new scare zones, Dreadwell Brothers Carnival of Curiosities and Nevermore, join returning zones including Disciples of the Beast, Rockville’s Festival of Fright, and The Rotted Ones. A Haunted Attractions Pass is required for maze access.

2026 daytime addition: The park is running Tricks and Treats, a new family daytime event, on the same weekend dates. Both Fright Fest at night and Tricks and Treats during the day are confirmed for the September 12 through November 1 window.

Ticket note: Six Flags Over Georgia explicitly flags that “Haunted Mazes are premium attractions and not included with general admission. A Haunted Attractions Pass is required for entry.”

Six Flags Fiesta Texas (San Antonio, TX)

Full guide: Fright Fest 2026 at Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

Dates: Select nights, September 11 through November 1, 2026. Fright Fest debuted at Fiesta Texas in 1996. Concurrent daytime programming includes Oktoberfest (Saturdays and Sundays, September 12 through October 31) and Kids Tricks and Treats (Saturdays and Sundays, September 12 through November 1).

2026 lineup: Seven haunted mazes, including a new The Conjuring Universe maze and the returning SAW: Legacy of Terror, plus Hexenhaus, the new Nosferatu, Cinema Slasher, Twisted: Theater of Torment, and Carnival of Terrors. Scare zones include two new for 2026, Cirkus Bezerkus: Big Top Terror and Alley of the Dead, and the event carries a full slate of live shows. 2026 marks the 30th year of Fright Fest at the park. A Haunted Attractions Pass is required for maze access.

Chaperone policy: Guests 17 and younger must be accompanied by a chaperone 21 or older beginning at 6 p.m. daily, with a limit of one chaperone per 10 guests.

Six Flags Over Texas (Arlington, TX)

Dates: Select nights, September 11 through November 1, 2026. Six Flags Over Texas’ 65th anniversary season. Five haunted mazes run this year: The Strangers: No Escape, SAW: Legacy of Terror, The Conjuring Universe, Eversmile Industries, and Terror at the Polynesian Palm. New scare zones include Doc Varnum’s Hybrid Hell Pit, which requires a Haunted Attractions Pass, and Dia De Los Muertos, and Wake The Dead is a new show. The Haunted Attractions Pass starts at $30, or $69 bundled with admission. Halloween programming at Over Texas dates back to a 1973 parade, with annual Fright Nights debuting in 1988 and the Fright Fest brand launching there in 1992.

Six Flags New England (Agawam, MA)

Dates: September 26 through November 1, 2026.

2026 lineup: Five haunted mazes: Slasher Circus, Midnight Mansion, Nightmares, Terror Tales, and Camp Killamore. Scare zones include the new Carnival of Chaos. The Haunted Attractions Pass starts at $20, or $65 bundled with admission. There is no re-entry after 6 p.m., and the park enforces a chaperone policy for guests 17 and under all day.

Family alternative: New England runs Kids Boo Fest as a family-friendly daytime alternative to Fright Fest at night, for guests bringing younger children who cannot attend the after-dark event.

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom (Vallejo, CA)

Discovery Kingdom’s 2026 events calendar lists Tricks and Treats (weekends, September 19 through November 1) and an Oktoberfest, with no Fright Fest. An older Fright Fest page still shows last year’s 2025 dates, but the event is not on the current schedule and the park has not commented. Treat Fright Fest as off the 2026 calendar here. See my report.

Six Flags Darien Lake (Corfu, NY)

Fright Fest is not happening at Darien Lake in 2026. A park spokesperson told 13WHAM the event will not be held this year, and the park’s events calendar lists an expanded Oktoberfest and a Kids Boo Fest instead, with no Fright Fest. See my full report on the two parks dropping Fright Fest.

Six Flags Frontier City (Oklahoma City, OK)

Dates: Select nights, September 26 through October 31, 2026.

2026 lineup: Five haunted mazes, including the new Nightmare Mansion, plus Cadaver Castle, Forgotten Freaks, Terror of Prosperity, and Midnight Mausoleum, alongside scare zones such as Clown Town, Silent Night Slaughterhouse, and Doll House, and live shows. A Haunted Attractions Pass is required for maze access.

Great Escape, formerly Six Flags Great Escape (Queensbury, NY) — Enchanted Parks operated

Dates: Weekends, September 26 through October 25, 2026. Fright Fest begins at 5 p.m. each event day.

The lineup: Nightmare is a maze built around thirteen different fears. Skull Manor, CarnEVIL, and Hell Block VI return. Scare zones include Dead in the West, Dark Oaks Graveyard, and Sirens, and new shows include Grunge Monsters, PigFace, and Weird Tales Story Hour.

Operator change: Sold to EPR Properties as part of the seven-park sale and now operated by Enchanted Parks. The park has dropped the Six Flags name and runs as Great Escape, and its old sixflags.com page now redirects to the Enchanted Parks site. Fright Fest keeps its name.

Mid America Adventure, formerly Six Flags St. Louis (Eureka, MO) — Enchanted Parks operated

Dates: Select nights, September 12 through November 1, 2026, per the park’s official event page.

Full 2026 lineup posted: The park published its complete Fright Fest 2026 lineup on its official site in late July. Four haunted houses: Creatures of the Corn, the new Gordy’s Gruesome Revenge, Oddball’s Funhouse, and Slaughterhouse. Seven scare zones: Dreadwood Pass, Rottingham & Bones Graveyard, Sinister Clowns of the Black Top, Spider Alley, The Underground, Troll Bypass, and Zombieville. Four shows: Freaks Unleashed, Love at First Fright in its final year, plus the new Blood Bank Cabaret and Monster Mash Bash. A daytime family event called Boo Fest runs alongside. Haunted houses require a separate haunted attraction wristband or maze pass. Read my full St. Louis lineup story.

Operator change: Sold to EPR Properties on April 6, 2026 and now operated by Enchanted Parks. Enchanted Parks has officially renamed the park Mid America Adventure, announced August 27, 2026, an homage to its original name, Six Flags Over Mid-America. It runs Fright Fest 2026 during the naming transition, with Fright Fest and Boo Fest on select days September 12 through November 1.

La Ronde (Montreal, QC) — La Ronde Operations, Inc. operated

Dates: October 3 through November 1, 2026: October weekends, plus Monday, October 12, and Fridays, October 23 and 30 (branded Festival de la frayeur on the French-language site). New for 2026 are a scare zone, The Forgotten Teddies, and a zero-tolerance, no-re-entry policy that started October 3.

Branding: The event is branded Fright Fest presented by FIZZ at La Ronde, differentiating it from the SNICKERS-presented US events.

Operator change: Sold to EPR Properties as part of the seven-park sale to EPR Properties and now operated by La Ronde Operations, Inc. under Kieran Burke, the former Six Flags CEO who originally built and named the Six Flags chain. La Ronde retains Six Flags branding through the 2026 season.

Six Flags Mexico (Mexico City) — Festival del Terror

Six Flags Mexico runs a Halloween-season event branded Festival del Terror. The 2026 edition runs September 3 through November 16, 2026, with eight terror attractions (Atracciones de Terror). Two are new, JASON: Blood Reign and The Strangers: No Escape, alongside a renewed The Conjuring Universe and returning Widows, Cinema Slasher, Rancho Masacre, Killer Clowns, and Criptas. The terror attractions carry a separate charge, and the event is recommended for guests 13 and older.

Ticket structure across the Fright Fest parks

Fright Fest uses a shared ticket model across all parks:

• Daily Admission (or a Season Pass) covers entry to the park during daytime hours and after the park “turns scary” at dusk. Scare zones, live shows, and rides in the dark are included.
• Haunted Attractions Pass (single-visit) is required for maze access on a given night. Prices are set by each park and use dynamic pricing loaded inside the ticketing widget.
• Haunted Attractions Express Pass (single-visit) adds priority maze entry.
• All-Season Haunted Attractions Pass was introduced in 2025 as a season-long maze add-on for passholders. This product aligned the Fright Fest ticket structure with the Halloween Haunt / HalloWeekends model at the former Cedar Fair parks under the same corporate umbrella.
• Fright Fest Haunted Attractions Bundle combines a daily admission and a Haunted Attractions Pass for non-passholders.
• V.I.SCREAM VIP Tour is available at select parks, including Six Flags Magic Mountain, and offers unlimited priority maze access, priority rides, VIP parking, and exclusive food and beverage.
• The Conjuring: Beyond Fear (at the former Cedar Fair parks) requires a separate single-entry ticket, with advance purchase recommended, and is excluded from the Haunted Attractions Pass and the Express Pass. The Haunted Attractions Pass also excludes Knott’s Berry Farm and Six Flags Darien Lake.

Chain-wide 2025 Haunted Attractions Pass pricing ran from approximately $10 to $30 at legacy Six Flags parks, though Six Flags Magic Mountain typically prices above that range. The 2026 prices are in the pricing table above.

Corporate context: Six Flags is investing more in seasonal

Two 2026 developments matter for how Fright Fest sits inside the wider Six Flags business.

Reilly’s live-entertainment expansion. Under CEO John Reilly, Six Flags is doubling down on live entertainment and family-friendly programming as a return-visit strategy tied to the company’s regional pass base. Q1 2026 attendance grew 4 percent, revenue grew 12 percent, and per-capita spending grew 6 percent, with the active pass base at approximately 5 million. Reilly’s playbook is to give passholders more reasons to come back, especially the family-side and live-entertainment programming that broadens beyond core thrill guests. The Dead Man’s Party return at Great Adventure is the first Fright Fest 2026 example. Holiday in the Park is being rebuilt at Great Adventure and Six Flags Over Georgia with immersive themed lands as the first phase of a multi-year investment, following the 2025 event’s cancellation at both properties.

The 2026 park sale. Six Flags announced on March 5, 2026 that it was selling seven parks to EPR Properties for $331 million in cash, or $342 million in gross transaction value per EPR. The sale of the six U.S. parks completed on April 6, 2026, and EPR’s second-quarter results list the acquisition of all seven properties. Six of the seven parks (Valleyfair, Worlds of Fun, Michigan’s Adventure, Schlitterbahn Waterpark Galveston, Six Flags St. Louis, and Six Flags Great Escape) operate under a new regional chain called Enchanted Parks. Valleyfair’s Halloween event this fall is ValleyScare, and Worlds of Fun’s is Halloween Haunt. Every Enchanted Parks Halloween event is in my Enchanted Parks Halloween roundup. La Ronde operates under La Ronde Operations, Inc., which is owned by Kieran Burke, the former Six Flags CEO who originally built and named the Six Flags chain. Fright Fest at Six Flags St. Louis and Fright Fest at La Ronde run in 2026 under the Six Flags brand per a licensing arrangement, then future seasons will be determined by the new operators. Since then, the two Six Flags-named parks that Enchanted Parks took over have dropped the name: the St. Louis park is now Mid America Adventure, and Six Flags Great Escape is now Great Escape. Both kept Fright Fest. Six Flags Entertainment Corporation now operates 34 parks across North America and is using sale proceeds to reduce debt as the company focuses capital and leadership on the parks that generate the strongest returns. On August 25, 2026, Six Flags announced it will relocate its corporate headquarters from Charlotte, North Carolina to Arlington, Texas, with the move targeted for completion by March 2027.

Combined, both developments signal Six Flags is concentrating investment on fewer parks and adding more seasonal programming (live entertainment, family daytime events, and rebuilt holiday overlays) at the parks it retains.

On its August 2026 earnings call, the company put numbers on that turn: 448 Halloween-themed experiences and 107 haunted mazes chain-wide this fall, including four new horror IPs: JASON: Blood Reign, Final Destination: Death’s Playground, Blair Witch: No Signal, and Diablo: The Infernal Path. My full coverage of the Halloween plan is here.

What to watch for the rest of 2026

• Jason: Blood Reign: The new Jason Voorhees maze runs at Great Adventure, Kings Island, and Carowinds. A24’s Friday the 13th prequel series Crystal Lake hits Peacock October 15, 2026, giving the IP a major fall moment.
• Enchanted Parks / La Ronde Operations 2027 branding: Six Flags St. Louis has officially been renamed Mid America Adventure (announced August 27, 2026), and Six Flags Great Escape now runs as Great Escape. Both kept the Fright Fest name for 2026. Whether the Fright Fest branding continues into 2027 at either transferred park will be determined by their new operators.

Prior HAN and SES Six Flags coverage

• Six Flags Magic Mountain Fright Fest 2026 Review: Inside All 7 Mazes, and Why Passholders Win
• The Conjuring: Beyond Fear Returns to Four Six Flags Parks This Fall
• Dead Man’s Party Returns to Six Flags Great Adventure for Fright Fest 2026 (SES)
• Six Flags Q1 Revenue Up 12% as Reilly Doubles Down on Pass Strategy (SES)
• Six Flags Sells Seven Parks to EPR Properties for $331 Million (SES)
• Six Flags Reimagines Holiday in the Park with Themed Lands (SES)
• Knott’s Scary Farm 2026 Guide: Tickets, Hours, Map, and Every Maze

Last updated: September 25, 2026. Park-by-park 2026 lineups verified against each park’s official Fright Fest page.