First Look Inside Legendary’s “Trick ‘r Treat” Halloween Maze at Six Flags Fright Fest

Jul 30
The HorrorFatale

This year at the horror convention, Midsummer Scream, acclaimed director Michael Dougherty (Godzilla vs. Kong, Krampus, X-Men: Apocalypse) gave audience members a sneak preview inside the bone-chilling Trick ‘r Treat haunted house that will creep its way into Six Flags Fright Fest this fall.

That’s right Six Flags recently unveiled Fright Fest Extreme – presented by SNICKERS, it will feature an expansive lineup of terrifying horror franchises ahead of the brand’s highly anticipated annual event. Beginning shortly after Labor Day, thrill-seekers and horror enthusiasts are invited to immerse themselves in the pulse-pounding excitement and terror.

  • Enter a dark and twisted Candy Trail nightmare on a jack-o-lantern-lit path of supernatural encounters which tap into your deepest fears. With only a blood-stained candy bag, learn the rules of Halloween before entering a world where tricks dominate treats. Shocking candy, jump scares, and illusions will spin you into a frenzy of terror as you trail through fear-inducing light. This spine-chilling experience will test your bravery and make you think twice before trick-or-treating again.

  • Navigate through 11 twisting paths filled with the tantalizing scent of sweet candy, as whispers haunt and pursue you. Confront Principal Wilkins, evade the vengeful spirits of the School Bus Massacre, and endure the werewolf’s attack under a full moon. Shadows dart past, while whispers lead you to the guardian of All Hallows’ Eve—Sam.

“I love Halloween. The idea of doing a maze with [Six Flags] was something I couldn’t pass up that opportunity. There are several graphic novels and comic books that expand the lore of this film with a lot of cool environments. I told them just grab characters and scenarios and environments from those other stories, and they did, and they’re turning out wonderfully,”  said Trick ‘r Treat Writer/Director Michael Dougherty.

In addition, visitors to the Great Adventure and Magic Mountain parks can be transported into the eerie realms of Netflix’s Stranger Things and Army of The Dead well as Lionsgate’s SAW and Warner Bros. Discovery’s The Conjuring Universe. Guests at Great Adventure will also be treated to a new experience centering around Legendary’s and Netflix’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre while visitors to Six Flags Mexico can step into the world of DC Comics’ DCeased.

Trick ’r Treat will be open at Six Flags Great Adventure, Six Flags Magic Mountain and Six Flags Over Texas starting early September and running through November 3, 2024.