Fright Fest Presented by SNICKERS will operate select nights Sept. 18 to Nov. 1.
The event will span 25 nights, with Fright Fest running from 7 p.m. to midnight on Thursdays and Sundays and from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Daytime park operations are scheduled on select calendar days from 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
New Mazes Lead The Lineup
Final Destination: Death’s Playground is a haunted maze where death itself is the antagonist and a sudden premonition reveals a chain of catastrophic events just moments before they occur. It’s the headline addition based on New Line Cinema’s Final Destination franchise.
Wolves’ Blood is also new for 2026, sending guests through a remote town overrun by werewolves on the way to an invitation-only live performance by the underground rock act Wolves’ Blood. The route includes a small-town bus stop, ransacked stores, barroom fights and The Dungeon theater.
The Conjuring Universe returns with new scenic and design elements, centered on the Warrens’ occult museum, Annabelle, The Nun and the Perron farmhouse. Trick ‘r Treat, Carnage presented by M&M’S, Vault 666 and Willoughby’s Resurrected are also part of the haunted maze lineup.
Scare Zones And Shows Expand
The scare zones include the new Thunderbolt Alley, a 1950s rockabilly-style area populated by classic monsters, and Nightmares: Reign of Blood, which moves through a darker Wonderland with the Queen of Hearts. Returning zones include City Under Siege, Devil’s Triangle, Exile Hill, Plaza de La Muerte and Underworlds of Oz.
Six Flags Magic Mountain is also adding Unleashed, an opening scare-emony in the entry plaza in front of the Magic Mountain fountains, led by new Fright Fest icon character Kurvatu. NyteWalkerz will bring acrobatics, dance and BMX stunt work to the Full Throttle Stage, where Six Flags says it’ll be the largest show ever performed at that venue.
Sliders of the Night: Dreams of the Damned is another new show, bringing the Fright Fest Sliders back with a new production. Margo Rita’s Monster Ball also returns with new characters, more dance numbers and a new location inside Gearworks Theatre.
Single-day admission includes Fright Fest shows, scare zones and other event offerings, but haunted maze access requires a separate Haunted Attractions Pass, with an optional Express upgrade for priority entry. Valid Season Passes and Memberships include Fright Fest admission, though a Haunted Attractions Pass is still required for mazes. All-Season Haunted Attractions Passes can be added to Season Passes, and blockout dates may apply.
A chaperone policy and other codes of conduct will be in effect. Six Flags also says Fright Fest isn’t recommended for children 12 and under.
Source: Gorgon, Sara' via Press releases
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