Six Flags Over Georgia announced that Fright Fest will return starting September 12, 2026, with five new haunted experiences, fan-favorite horror brands, and immersive live entertainment.
This fall, Six Flags Over Georgia transforms into a world of haunted mazes, roaming monsters and pulse-pounding scares as Fright Fest returns on select nights, from Sept. 12 through Nov. 1.
The park announced an event lineup of 13 haunted experiences.
This includes two new premium haunted mazes, two new immersive scare zones, a new live show, and the return of fan-favorite experiences inspired by Warner Bros. The Conjuring Universe and Lionsgate’s SAW.
Blending blockbuster horror franchises with original nightmarish stories, Fright Fest delivers chilling experiences around every corner with premium haunted mazes, sinister creatures in the midways, exhilarating night rides on the park’s iconic coasters, and unforgettable scares throughout the night.
New Haunted Attractions Coming to Fright Fest 2026
Five new experiences debuting this season include:
- Finklestein’s House of Fun: Freddy Finklestein invites guests into a twisted nightmare where warped mirrors, sinister clowns and grotesque surprises lurk around every corner in a decaying carnival fun house.
- Infestation: Guests enter a condemned home overtaken by swarms of spiders, roaches and mutant vermin. Inside, the bugs are no longer dying. They’re evolving.
- Dreadwell Brothers Carnival of Curiosities: A once-celebrated carnival has fallen into ruin, now inhabited by deranged carnies, eerie sideshow performers and unsettling mysteries that emerge after dark.
- Nevermore: This fog-shrouded realm is inhabited by towering raven-like creatures that stalk guests through hanging cages, bone-filled nests and the remnants of their latest prey.
- The Mare: The Nightmare and his zombie minions break-dance the night away.
Blockbuster Horror Franchises Return to Six Flags Over Georgia
- The Conjuring Universe: Based on New Line Cinema’s iconic horror franchise, guests will enter the Warrens’ occult museum where cursed artifacts awaken ancient evil. They’ll face Annabelle’s malevolent stare, flee the Nun’s unholy presence and survive the Perron farmhouse’s demonic forces.
- SAW: Legacy of Terror: Guests will face the ultimate trial of survival in SAW: LEGACY OF TERROR as they plunge into the depths of Jigsaw’s twisted mind and traverse iconic scenes inspired by the SAW® films. They’ll try to escape some of John Kramer’s most diabolical contraptions before time runs out.
Fright Fest takes place during 22 select nights from Sept. 12 through Nov. 1 at Six Flags Over Georgia.
Guests can purchase tickets, view operating dates and learn more about metro-Atlanta’s premier Halloween event by visiting Six Flags Over Georgia online.
Family Friendly Halloween Fun at Six Flags Over Georgia
During the day, families can experience Tricks & Treats, the park’s family-friendly Halloween event, taking place Saturdays and Sundays from Sept. 12 through Nov. 1, 2026.
Included with park admission, Tricks & Treats features costume contests, character meet-and-greets, trick-or-treating and activities designed for children and families.
This daytime event offers a kid-friendly alternative before Fright Fest begins each evening.
2027 Season Passes Now Available for Lowest Price this Year and Next
Guests can now purchase a 2027 Season Pass or Membership for the lowest price and enjoy Fright Fest, Holiday in the Park, the park’s 60th anniversary celebration in 2027, free parking, and exclusive passholder benefits.
This limited-time discount season pass offer ends Sept. 7.
More info on the season pass sale
Six Flags Now Hiring 440 Scare Actors and More for Fright Fest
Six Flags Over Georgia is hiring 440 scare actors, makeup artists, supervisors, crew members and more for this year’s spooktacular event. Benefits include paid training, educational scholarships, free park admission and exclusive team member perks.
Apply now at jobs.sixflags.com.
