Visitors planning a fall trip to Six Flags Over Georgia should budget separately for the park’s haunted mazes. Fright Fest is running on select nights through November 1, 2026, but the park says its scare zones, live shows and most rides are included with admission while haunted mazes require an additional purchase. The distinction matters because an ordinary ticket gets guests into the nighttime event without opening every attraction.
The park’s official Fright Fest page lists admission-and-maze bundles from $69, plus processing fees of up to $9.99 and applicable taxes. An all-season haunted-attractions pass is also listed from $69. Prices can change by date, so visitors should compare the date-specific ticket and add-on totals before checkout rather than relying on the advertised starting price.
This year’s maze lineup includes SAW: Legacy of Terror, Infestation, Camp Slasher and Finklestein’s House of Fun. Six Flags says a Haunted Attractions Pass is required for maze access, and the standard pass does not cover The Conjuring: Beyond Fear. Fright Fest is not recommended for children under 13, and every guest needs paid admission regardless of age.
Families have a separate daytime option. Tricks and Treats runs from noon to 5 p.m. on select days through November 1 and is included with park admission. The program includes a pumpkin-decorating activity, a trick-or-treat trail for children 12 and younger, a children’s costume contest, seasonal entertainment and select rides. The park also advertises a four-ticket family pack from $35 per person, with entry required before 2 p.m. and additional fees and taxes possible.
Guests who want to stay from the daytime program into Fright Fest should pay special attention to operating rules. The park’s event policies prohibit costumes, costume masks, face coverings and special-effects makeup during Fright Fest. Bags and personal items may be screened, entry can be limited after a designated cutoff, and re-entry is not permitted after 7 p.m. Six Flags also directs visitors to review its broader park policies before arrival.
The practical plan is to choose the daytime or nighttime experience first, then price the correct admission and maze access together. Check the official calendar shortly before travel because event dates and showtimes can change. For broader trip planning, compare the full Georgia roster in TAQ’s U.S. theme-park guide and see continuing coverage on the Georgia Theme Parks page.
