FRIGHT FEST 2023 - ALL Haunted Houses Walk-through | SAW X & The Conjuring | SIX FLAGS 

As one of the scream actors we have small microphones on our outfits that makes it so we don’t have to scream and hurt our voices

As one of the scream actors we have small microphones on our outfits that makes it so we don’t have to scream and hurt our voices

​@@Itscoombewait, y'all get microphones?? Lmao I've been walking around like a frog bc I feel the need to project 😂 (Also, you at SFMM??)

The actual torture 👻

Yesterday I went to the boys and girls club and it was a hollowween party so there was a really good haunted house and I volunteered because we're allowed to and I did really good

LMAOOO 🤣

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I worked for Six Flags entertainment as a director for several years. The issue with Fright Fest was then, and appears to still be, a lack of caring, planning, and urgency. The budget is laughable for something leadership desires to be "the best Halloween events in the country." I once brought in all the props from my home haunt because we had already gone over budget and a house wasn't even decorated yet. It's also stuck in a middle ground where it's trying to be scary enough for horror fans but not too scary for families, an issue I raised in meetings for years that always fell on deaf ears. The result comes off as amateur and corny most of the time. Staffing appears to still be a major issue. At the parks I helped with, there was a lack of scare actors and almost no training at all for them, just guidelines given for interactions with guests. Because the actors employed are typically under the age of 20, there would also be constant call outs for school activities. I remember one season having to suit up to work a house more nights than not because of a lack of actors (not that I didn't enjoy it). Six Flags either has to go all in on Fright Fest with a real budget or scale it back for families, they can't have it both ways.

I’m sorry but I think knott’s berry farm is scarier-

@@IsimpforEdgeworth that's why I said Knotts was creatively and unanimously better than Fright Fest and HHN

@@sevavacomix6216 agreed their more professional

100% agree

I wonder if it's a secret easter egg jump scare, if you do 😅

That’s why everyone claim knotts or universal hhn are the best for mazes

The thing that will always put universal above six flags and Knott's is their production,it can't be matched

@@alexjavi13ifyyes but the rides at six flags are way better than universal

Exactly!

Is it better than shaqtoberfest at least?

You’re comparing military grade bear spray to dollar store pepper spray here

The one in Hollywood is one of my top 3 favorites from HHN this year

Ya think? They suck the marrow.

exaaaacly, they hire just anyone. no real auditioning. just fill the rooms with anyone and call it a day.

Bro, you have to buy the daily tickets or what are you going to do. Cuz I don’t know if I should buy that or the haunted place only

You still need to purchase a general admission ticket for park and thrill ride admission. The Haunted Attraction Pass does not cover park and thrill ride admission. Though each park sells bundled tickets of a gen add ticket plus a Haunted Attraction Pass.

Oh.

@@-donghae-4284which is retarded because it doesn’t make sense that it sold separately

They were going for cringe.

@@rickstalentedtongue910I thought saw x is scarier

I recommend knott’s berry farm it’s pretty far but it’s worth it!

$35 for access to all houses. Or $75 for fast access to all houses

At least $100 per maze

The actors don't suck, they swallow.

all the actors were crap so, you need to work on alot bud.