Six Flags Fright Fest 2024 (Magic Mountain)
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Heads up if you have a pass it looks like you can get a general ticket for Fright Fest for 50 bucks, which isn't too bad.
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The tickets for non-season pass has always been expensive.
It should go this way
Regular $50
Season pass - $25
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As of right now, there is a current discount for BOTH regular admission and pass holders.
Regular - If you buy a ticket at $65, it’s $55 with savings included. If you buy a ticket at $70, it’s $50 with savings included. (Online only)
Pass Holders - Tickets are between $40-$60 and there ain’t any savings included.
Regular - If you buy a ticket at $65, it’s $55 with savings included. If you buy a ticket at $70, it’s $50 with savings included. (Online only)
Pass Holders - Tickets are between $40-$60 and there ain’t any savings included.
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I just don't get it....does Six Flags want to fail?
Like what do you gain from promising too much and not delivering?
Like what do you gain from promising too much and not delivering?
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I was about to post this here myself... glad I have so many followers, lol
Sorry to double post, but I haven't heard confirmation they're doing a hard close this time around (like Knott's). I went to ask guest relations about how my membership (which is one that is no longer sold) would work for FF this year, and they said I could get in to the event for free, but I'd need to pay to visit the mazes.
This heavily implies you'll still need a wristband to enter mazes... which seems odd if you're going to do a hard close. What's the point of a hard close if you still need to purchase a wristband once already inside? Did they give up on that, or would I really have to go in AND get a wristband for a hard ticket event?
This heavily implies you'll still need a wristband to enter mazes... which seems odd if you're going to do a hard close. What's the point of a hard close if you still need to purchase a wristband once already inside? Did they give up on that, or would I really have to go in AND get a wristband for a hard ticket event?
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Yeah
This year is going to be insane
I hope things work out but feel like lots of things happening at one event
This year is going to be insane
I hope things work out but feel like lots of things happening at one event
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I'm going week two....for the love of god I hope this maze is open by then
I'm going Friday the 13th (Sept). I'd be very disappointed if they're doing a separate gate with good sized ticket prices and all the mazes aren't open intentionally, but it is Six Flags lol (I'm sure the Cedar Fair influence will filter through over time).
While I have no direct intel, based on how construction progressed last year, and comparing it to construction progress this year, I would not be confident in all the mazes being open by then. I seem to recall Saw didn't open until about 2 weeks into Fright Fest last year... and it looked further along than Trick 'r Treat did now.
And I've asked already, but if anyone replied, I missed it: Where is Stranger Things going to be located? And is the park still going to do a hard close for Fright Fest? I felt I heard they were going to, but haven't heard much about that lately.
And I've asked already, but if anyone replied, I missed it: Where is Stranger Things going to be located? And is the park still going to do a hard close for Fright Fest? I felt I heard they were going to, but haven't heard much about that lately.
it’s rumored that stranger things is going in the center ring games warehouse. They used to have mazes in there in the past and a few YouTubers saw construction happening in them which they said looks like it could be stranger things.
I thought it would be a separate ticket event too but maybe since they are so far behind in construction they decided to push that off until next year.
I thought it would be a separate ticket event too but maybe since they are so far behind in construction they decided to push that off until next year.
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You’re setting yourself up to be pissed.
You’re gonna be very disappointed. Wait till the beginning of October.
Okay, I was wondering that. The one that was behind the old The Flash/Musik Express, right? When I was in the park a few days ago, I did notice the door was open, but I couldn't see anything inside. And it did look similar to the concept art.
And I do remember that many, many years ago, there were mazes in there. I believe it was a sort of Slaughterhouse theme, though I can't recall the name off hand.
