Six Flags Over Texas Announces Annual Fright Fest With New Attractions
Six Flags Over Texas is bringing back its annual Fright Fest event, which this year includes a new haunted house and a musical with suggestive themes.

Dallas Fort Worth, TX, September 29, 2026 — Six Flags Over Texas is set to host its annual Fright Fest event, featuring new additions for the Halloween season. The park’s popular seasonal attraction will include a newly introduced haunted house and a musical performance described as having suggestive themes. Specific details regarding the name of the new haunted house, its themes, or the title and exact nature of the musical’s suggestive themes were not provided. The annual Fright Fest is a recurring event at the amusement park, typically drawing large crowds interested in Halloween-themed entertainment. This year’s event continues the tradition of offering scare zones, themed rides, and live entertainment. Further information about the operational dates, specific showtimes, and any additional new attractions or changes to existing ones for Fright Fest was not immediately available. The park has not released details on the specific dates the event will run or the operational hours for the new attractions. The contractor responsible for the new haunted house or the production of the musical was not named. Attendance figures or expected crowd sizes for this year’s Fright Fest have also not been disclosed. The park’s announcement focused on the inclusion of the new haunted house and musical as key highlights for the upcoming Fright Fest. As is customary, the park is expected to transform its atmosphere to align with the Halloween season, incorporating spooky decor and programming. Information regarding ticketing or special event packages for Fright Fest was not part of the initial announcement. The overall capacity or specific safety protocols related to the new attractions have not been detailed. The park is expected to provide more comprehensive information closer to the event’s commencement.
Story summarized from the original created by Preston Barta on www.dallasobserver.com, see more information here.
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