Fiesta Texas visitors can choose among three overlapping fall programs through early November, but the timing and ticket structure differ enough to change how families and thrill-seekers should plan. The park’s event calendar lists daytime Halloween activities, an Oktoberfest food-and-music program and nighttime Fright Fest on select dates.

Daytime options run on weekends

Tricks and Treats, the park’s daytime event, is scheduled Saturdays and Sundays from Sept. 12 through Nov. 1. The park describes it as a family-oriented daytime event, with a costume contest, seasonal food, live entertainment and regular rides. That makes it the clearest choice for visitors with younger children or anyone who wants Halloween atmosphere without making the evening haunted program the center of the trip.

The same page currently advertises online one-day admission starting at $45, plus tax and a processing fee of as much as $9.99. The offer says fall events are included on select dates. Because online prices and operating hours can change by visit date, travelers should price the exact day they intend to attend before comparing a ticket with a season pass.

Oktoberfest runs on select dates from Sept. 5 through Oct. 31 in Sangerfest Halle. The published lineup includes bratwurst, pretzels, apple strudel, beer, live music, keg tapping and family activities. It is an in-park seasonal offering rather than a separate attraction, so visitors interested primarily in the food program should confirm that it is operating on their chosen date.

Nighttime mazes cost extra

Fright Fest runs on select nights from Sept. 11 through Nov. 1. The park currently lists a haunted-attractions pass starting at $30, which does not include park admission, and a bundle starting at $69 that includes admission and maze access. Taxes and fees are additional. Its published maze lineup includes experiences themed to The Conjuring Universe, SAW, Nosferatu and other horror properties, making the nighttime program materially different from the daytime family event.

The practical choice is to start with the operating date, then compare the admission-only price with any maze add-on or bundle. Guests can check statewide park wait times before leaving and review recent Texas coverage for other planning developments. Event elements, prices and availability remain subject to change, so the operator’s dated calendar should be the final check before travel.