Six Flags St. Louis

Six Flags St. Louis is hosting Hallowfest, presented by Snickers every Saturday and Sunday, October 3 through November 1, from 2-10 p.m.

For those looking for smaller scares, there will be:

• Simply Spooktacular Storytelling at the Trick-or-Treat Trail featuring individually packaged candy and treats for guests ages 11 and under
• The popular Love at First Fright and Dead Man’s Party shows will be performed on the Palace Porch
• Select scare-actor photo ops with appropriate social distancing
• At the 13th minute of every hour, freaks throughout the park break out in dance for Freaktime.

 
For guests wanting the thrill of real scares, the following will await you:

• In the wide-open midways, outdoor scare mazes will be positioned including The Vampire Bar, Clowns of the Blacktop Circus, and the Backlot Creatures.
• Creepy fog, eerie lighting, and sinister music will add to the atmosphere.
• Guests can ride the following roller coasters including The Boss, Screamin’ Eagle, BATMAN: The Ride and American Thunder in total darkness.
• Halloween merchandise will be sold, such as themed masks, witch headbands, light-up devil horns as well as glow-in-the-dark necklaces, bracelets and light sticks.

Reservations must be made for this event, members and season passholders can do this now and one day tickets will be available soon. For full details and to book tickets visit their official site.

Six Flags Frontier City

Six Flags Frontier City will be hosting Hallowfest starting on October 2nd and will run weekends through October 31 from 6-10 p.m. on Fridays and 4-10 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Reservations must be made for this event, and can be done so now for Season passholders and for one day tickets. For full details and to book tickets, visit their official site.

Younger halloween thrill seekers can look forward to:

• Kid-centric mazes
• Spooky magic shows
• Trick or Treat Trail
• Make your way through Timber Town and stop at our adorable Halloween themed selfie stations.
• The Little Monster Maze, routing little monsters through a spooky but sweet maze.
• Kids’ Halloween Costume Contests will be held on select days where children ten years and under may wear their favorite costumes to win a prize (all costumes must accommodate face masks).

For the older, braver guests, at 7pm the following scares can be experienced:

• Outdoor scare mazes and zones
• Eerie fog, lighting, and menacing music to add to the atmosphere
• Experiencing rides in the dark of the night
• Purchasing halloween themed food treats
• Main Street Light Show - a spooky version
• Signature and sinister shows will be transformed for the outdoors where guests can see the Freak Show Deluxe cast
• Stunt show and magical illusions.
• Fright trail
• Vintage Monsters of Yore will take you back to the days of Dracula, Dr. Frankenstein, Wolfman and more.

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