Free Tickets to Fright Fest?!
Posted October 12, 2011 by Mike SThis past Saturday I got my first real taste of the dialed up Fright Fest at Six Flags Great Adventure. Now, obviously, I had a pretty good idea of what to expect since we’ve been living and breathing Fright Fest in the office for quite some time (Rome wasn’t built in a day, kids.) But to see it all put together was quite the experience. I’d love to give you all an accurate depiction of how scared I was in Mortuary Manor but seeing as this is a family blog, I’m gong to have to abstain. Just know it was a lot.
Before you even ask, I know what your first question is gonna be. “Mike, you’re really good looking. Also, I live in Georgia and have too much blood. Is there any way I can convert that into a comp ticket to Fright Fest?” Well, you’re all very kind and also YES, YOU CAN. Six Flags Over Georgia is offering up FREE admission to anyone who donates blood tomorrow through the LifeSouth Community Blood Center. You need to make a reservation first and space is limited so head here for more info. Plus if you see a little blood on Thursday, you’re going to be that much more prepared for what you see at Dr. Fright’s Frightorium once you hit the park.
Now let me predict the follow up question from many of you. “Mike, you’re still incredibly good looking but I don’t live in Georgia and can’t spare the blood. What about me?!” Well, OK, fine. This might not result in a guaranteed ticket, but you can still test your luck once per day on our Fright Fest site. Head over here to sign up for our park newsletter and enter for a chance to instantly win two tickets to Fright Fest. But fair warning: winning is lucky– taking those free tickets and making it though Lakefront Graveyard alive is very lucky.
And for all the frat brothers in the room, we’ve got something for you, as well, at Six Flags America. In an effort to ease the pain of your losing Entourage after 8 bro-tastic seasons, we’re setting up a promo just for the Greeks. Grab your frat or sorority and head over to Fright Fest this Saturday with promo code GREEKDAY. You’ll get a discount into the park good for the whole day whether you come for the thrills by day or the fright by night.
So there you go. Lots of opportunities to get over to Fright Fest for free or on the cheap. (Or, of course, you could always just grab a 2012 Season Pass that’ll get you the rest of the 2011 included at no cost. Just sayin’.) Enjoy the weekend, folks. There aren’t all that many left.
Mike
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