Six Flags Fiesta Texas is running three overlapping fall programs through late October and early November, but the daytime family events and nighttime haunted attractions have different schedules, prices and rules that visitors should check before arriving.
The park’s official event calendar lists Fright Fest on select nights from September 11 through November 1. Tricks and Treats runs Saturdays and Sundays from September 12 through November 1, while Oktoberfest operates on select dates through October 31. The daytime programs are the practical choice for families seeking seasonal entertainment without the nighttime scare format.
Admission does not automatically include the haunted mazes. The park’s Fright Fest ticket page lists a dated Haunted Attractions Pass starting at $30, plus a processing fee of up to $9.99 and taxes; regular park admission is separate. A bundle combining one-day admission and maze access starts at $69 online. Prices can vary by selected date, so visitors should compare the bundle with their existing ticket or pass before purchasing.
The 2026 maze lineup includes The Conjuring Universe, SAW: Legacy of Terror, Hexenhaus, Nosferatu, Cinema Slasher and Twisted: Theater of Torment. Scare zones and nighttime entertainment are included around the park, but the operator specifically states that a Haunted Attractions Pass is required to enter the mazes.
Families visiting earlier in the day have a different package. The Tricks and Treats page describes costume activities, seasonal food, entertainment and family rides before the nighttime scares begin. It lists online one-day tickets starting at $45, plus fees and taxes, and says fall events are available on select dates. Entertainment and ride availability remain subject to change.
Teen groups should pay particular attention to the park’s Fright Fest policies. Guests 15 and younger must be accompanied after 4 p.m. by someone at least 21 who presents government-issued photo identification. One chaperone may supervise up to 10 minors, must remain in the park and must be reachable by phone. Re-entry is not allowed after 7 p.m.
Costume rules also change by age. Children 12 and younger may wear masks and full-face makeup only with an adult; guests 13 and older may wear costumes but not masks, and face makeup may cover no more than half the face. Weapons, toy weapons and bloody costume accessories are prohibited.
Before traveling, visitors can review live Texas park information and the latest Texas theme-park coverage, then confirm the operating calendar and event ticket selected for their date.
