Fright Fest 2026 at Six Flags Over Georgia: Mazes, Shows, Dates, and Tickets

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The SAW Billy puppet, the face of the SAW: Legacy of Terror maze at Six Flags Over Georgia Fright Fest

Fright Fest at Six Flags Over Georgia adds two new haunted mazes for 2026: Infestation, a condemned home overrun by spiders and mutant vermin, and Finklestein’s House of Fun, a twisted fun house of warped mirrors and sinister clowns. They join a lineup of 13 haunted experiences for 2026. The event runs select nights from September 12 through November 1, and the mazes are sold as a separate Haunted Attractions Pass.

Dates and Hours

Fright Fest runs select nights, weekends, from September 12 through November 1, 2026. Daytime park operations continue, and the grounds turn scary at dusk, with scare zones, live shows, and rides in the dark. A daytime family event, Tricks and Treats, runs the same weekends for guests with younger children. The after-dark event is not recommended for children under 13, and costumes and face coverings are not allowed for guests.

The Five Haunted Mazes

Two of the five mazes are new for 2026.

  • Infestation presented by SNICKERS (new): a condemned home overrun by spiders, roaches, and mutant vermin.
  • Finklestein’s House of Fun presented by SKITTLES (new): a twisted fun house of warped mirrors and sinister clowns.
  • SAW: Legacy of Terror (returning): Jigsaw’s traps and contraptions.
  • The Conjuring Universe (returning): the Warrens’ occult museum and its cursed artifacts.
  • Camp Slasher presented by M&M’S (returning): a summer camp stalked by the vengeful slasher of a gruesome campfire tale.

Maze access requires a Haunted Attractions Pass, and does not cover The Conjuring: Beyond Fear.

The Annabelle doll from The Conjuring Universe maze at Six Flags Over Georgia Fright Fest
The Conjuring Universe at Six Flags Over Georgia. Image: Six Flags / Warner Bros.

The Five Scare Zones

Five scare zones fill the walkways between the mazes, all included with admission. Two are new: Dreadwell Brothers Carnival of Curiosities and Nevermore, a domain of towering raven creatures. They join the returning Disciples of the Beast, Rockville’s Festival of Fright, and The Rotted Ones.

Shows

The Nightmare, the event’s host character, takes the Promenade Fountain Stage with a break-dancing zombie crew in a high-energy show. Dr. Fright’s Dead Man’s Party turns an evening of the living and the dead into macabre revelry, and The Awakening sends a horde of nightmarish creatures spilling from the shadows after dark.

Tickets and What’s Included

Scare zones, live shows, and rides in the dark come with regular park admission or a season pass. Haunted mazes are premium attractions that require a separate Haunted Attractions Pass. At the time of writing, a single-night Haunted Attractions Pass started at $30, a Fright Fest Bundle (admission plus mazes) at $69, and a 2026 All-Season Haunted Attractions Pass at $69. Six Flags uses date-based dynamic pricing, so those are starting figures that vary by night, and an Express upgrade adds priority maze entry.

For 2026 Fright Fest at the chain’s other parks, see our Fright Fest 2026 all-locations guide. For opening dates on haunts nationwide, see our guide to when haunted houses open.

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Philip Hernandez

Philip Hernandez is editor of Haunted Attraction Network and Seasonal Entertainment Source. He’s covered themed entertainment for decades through HAN, Green Tagged podcast, and is a regular contributor to InPark Magazine, Attractions Magazine, and InterPark Magazine. Philip produces the annual OSCARES Halloween Industry Awards and serves on the IAAPA Brass Ring Live Entertainment Task Force.

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