Flame effects, fog tunnels, and a 220-foot drop followed by twists and turns at 77 mph are just a few of the things that you’ll need to pass through in order to survive. We’ve been on this beast prior to its recent facelift, and we have to say that it's half fun and half terrifying. The lift hill is actually pretty relaxing, and we swear you can see for miles around on a clear day, but after that it’s all downhill—literally.
Fright Fest has hit Six Flags parks all around the country, and Six Flags New England is no exception. The scary stuff is a weekends only event, but that doesn’t mean they’ve started to close things down. The place has transformed itself into an escape for all ghouls and ghosts, and they’re not looking to make friends with park visitors. After surviving Bizzaro, swing by the Showdown in Tombstone Territory where a pair of bad guys are looking to commit one more crime—so you better hide more than just your trick-or-treat bag.
Riding one of the world’s most intense coasters during the spookiest season won’t cost you too much, as tickets are only $33 for any weekend day between now and Halloween. Just remember to bring some friends to distribute the parking charge, as it’s a steep $15 per vehicle.
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