A Look at Fright Fest 2019 Preparations
Fright Fest 2019 is right around the corner at Six Flags Over Texas, beginning on Saturday, September 21. The event will feature three all-new, and three returning, haunted houses. Four scare zones will also make their return and a few of them are receiving new props and other enhancements! Below is a progress report on general park decor, the construction of the haunted houses, and progress on scare zones throughout the park.
We have also filmed an in-depth video that features many of the new additions and improvements coming to Fright Fest 2019, including the official confirmation of the park’s haunted house and scare zone line-up.
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Tormenta Rampaging Run continues to near completion as trains have been added to the track and most of the construction equipment is gone. The new record-breaking coaster should begin test cycles at any time. Other happenings around Six Flags Over Texas include ride refurbishment updates, how operations are faring into the summer months and a handful of new live entertainment offerings coming soon.
Six Flags Entertainment Corporation (NYSE: FUN) today announced the reintroduction of park presidents at ten of the company’s key properties. Six Flags Over Texas has introduced its new park president, Pete Carmichael, who most recently served as regional vice president and general manager of Six Flags’ northeast parks. The change is part of a new operating structure designed to better support the unique needs of each park and strengthen performance across the company’s portfolio.
Six Flags Over Texas' 65th anniversary celebration continues with a large offering of new live entertainment and ongoing improvements throughout the park. We take a look at ride operations and availability as it has been a big online topic since Spring Break. Plus, construction progress continues to move forward on the record-breaking Tormenta Rampaging Run and the new Cocina Abuela restaurant.
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