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# Frontier City Fright Fest Opens September 26; Mazes Cost Extra
- URL: https://www.theamericanquorum.com/theme-parks-oklahoma-2026-09-16/
- Published: 2026-09-16T21:07:06.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-16T21:07:06.000Z
- Description: Frontier City’s Fright Fest opens September 26 with five haunted mazes, but maze entry costs extra. Here’s what Oklahoma visitors should know about passes, parking and the daytime Kids Boo Fest.
- Author: News Desk
- Tags: Theme Parks, Oklahoma

[Frontier City’s Fright Fest](https://www.sixflags.com/frontiercity/events/fright-fest?ref=theamericanquorum.com) opens September 26 and runs on select nights through October 31, 2026\. The central planning detail is easy to miss: regular park admission gets visitors through the gate, but the haunted mazes require a separate Haunted Attractions Pass. Families who want a milder visit can use the park’s daytime Kids Boo Fest during the same date range before the nighttime scares begin.

## What admission covers

The park says every visitor needs paid admission for Fright Fest and recommends the event for guests 13 and older. Its current lineup includes five haunted mazes, led by the new Nightmare Mansion, plus Cadaver Castle, Forgotten Freaks, Terror of Prosperity and Midnight Mausoleum. Three scare zones—Clown Town, Silent Night Slaughterhouse and Doll House—sit elsewhere around the park, alongside a schedule of live shows and roaming entertainment.

A [Haunted Attractions Pass starts at $20 online](https://www.sixflags.com/frontiercity/fright-fest-add-ons?ref=theamericanquorum.com) and does not include admission to Frontier City. The park also advertises a Fright Fest bundle beginning at $59 online that combines park admission with maze access. An Express version of the maze pass is available for guests who want a priority entrance, but the operator does not publish one universal final price because the visit date and selected add-ons can change the total.

Those prices make advance comparison worthwhile. A visitor buying base admission and deciding about the mazes later should budget for two separate products; someone certain about entering the mazes should compare that combined cost with the $59 starting bundle. The park’s [parking page](https://www.sixflags.com/frontiercity/parking?ref=theamericanquorum.com) lists general parking from $30 and preferred parking from $40, before taxes and processing fees that may reach $9.99.

## A daytime option for younger visitors

[Kids Boo Fest](https://www.sixflags.com/frontiercity/events/kids-boo-fest?ref=theamericanquorum.com) is scheduled for select days from September 26 through October 31\. The park describes it as a daytime, family-friendly program with Storyteller’s Maze, a Trick-or-Treat Trail, pumpkin decorating, crafts, games and seasonal photo opportunities. Visitors trying to avoid the scarier atmosphere should plan around daylight hours and check the operating calendar for their chosen date, because both fall programs run only on selected days or nights.

Before leaving, visitors can review [**live Oklahoma park information in TAQ’s parks app**](https://parks.theamericanquorum.com/?country=US&state=OK&ref=theamericanquorum.com) and browse [**TAQ’s Oklahoma theme-park coverage**](https://www.theamericanquorum.com/oklahoma-theme-parks/). Frontier City’s official event page should remain the final check for hours, ticket availability and any operational changes.