Fright Fest Website Has Launched!
Posted September 14, 2011 by Mike SIf you’re reading this right now, it is because you are a wuss. (Look, I know that sounds harsh but I’m telling you as a friend.) From now till the end of October, this is the website for people too scared to venture into the real one. This past weekend, we officially launched our Fright Fest site.
I know what you’re thinking – the regular Six Flags site has plenty of Fright Fest info already. And you’re not wrong; it does. But that’s the family-friendly, censored version of what’s really going on in the park. On the actual Fright Fest site is where you’ll get all the blood and guts details that we deliberately keep off the main site for fear of scaring the pants off the younger guests.
But if you want the back stories to all our Fright Fest attractions, this’s where you gotta head. It’s not enough to know that we have Dr. Fright back in the park this year. On the Fright Fest site, you’ll be able to read about his origin and learn why he’s so hellbent on killing folks in the first place. FAIR WARNING: These stories include words like “blood,” “guts,” “decapitated,” and “entrails.” They do NOT include words like “survived,” “didn’t die,” and “all lived happily every after.”
The main reason behind the brand new Fright Fest site is because this really is a brand new Fright Fest. We’re hosting attractions, mazes and houses that have never before been seen at Six Flags. We really did dial up the scares this year and are super excited to show you guys the park’s transformation in October. While the rest of the year resembles a family theme park with an insane number of thrills rides will, for a month, look like a haunted hell dimension (but still with an insane number of thrill rides.)
We’re also giving away free tickets to the park over on the Fright Fest site so, even if you’re scared, there’s still incentive to find a trusted adult and have them visit the page on your behalf. Tickets won will even be good for the 2012 season! (Did you hear we’re putting in a few new rides?) So in between learning about the woman who’s been buried alive in her coffin and the man who turned his whole town into a pack of werewolves, go try your luck on the Win Tickets Page.
You’ll definitely be hearing more about Fright Fest as the weeks go on. September is (somehow?) halfway over so October’s creeping up. Time to man up from sixflags.com and head over to frightfest.sixflags.com. (But then as soon as Fright Fest is over, promise me you’ll come right back here cause I hate typing to no one.)
Mike
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