Does anyone on here recommend going to fright fest on a friday night? Says they're only open 5 to 11pm on the official website, but I figure crowds wouldn't be to large on a friday night. Also anyone know if they're doing fright fest on friday sept 30? the fright fest website doesn't list that as a day they're doing fright fest but on six flags official the calander says they are infact open. Super confused plz help! also I'm new to the forum.
lazyriver12 wrote:Does anyone on here recommend going to fright fest on a friday night? Says they're only open 5 to 11pm on the official website, but I figure crowds wouldn't be to large on a friday night. Also anyone know if they're doing fright fest on friday sept 30? the fright fest website doesn't list that as a day they're doing fright fest but on six flags official the calander says they are infact open. Super confused plz help! also I'm new to the forum.
I did it a few times last year right after school to work around hockey and other reasons i couldnt go weekends. It's actually pretty good, especially if you come right after school as a start to your weekend. Crowds are mild, and the scareactors are basically coming out as you arrive. It wouldnt hurt to call and ask about the 30th though, the FF website has been lacking since release.
Thanks all for the replies! I know they definitely are open on the 30th. My primary concern was just if they were holding fright fest that night as its not listed as a date on the official fright fest calander on six flags website. I know they're still hiring actors for the event the 29th apparently as well. The fright fest website also says they are having the event for 19 days, but they only listed 18 the 30th being the date not put on there so I'm assuming its just a mistake on their end either way I will definitely give them a call to know for sure before I make a trip.
lazyriver12 wrote:Thanks all for the replies! I know they definitely are open on the 30th. My primary concern was just if they were holding fright fest that night as its not listed as a date on the official fright fest calander on six flags website. I know they're still hiring actors for the event the 29th apparently as well. The fright fest website also says they are having the event for 19 days, but they only listed 18 the 30th being the date not put on there so I'm assuming its just a mistake on their end either way I will definitely give them a call to know for sure before I make a trip.
I don't know of any day they've ever been open during Fright Fest that randomly wasn't part of Fright Fest. I wouldn't worry.
Forget Rage of the Gargoyles, Demon should get a new VR. Harambe: The Ride
-New VR Storyline Lift Hill: Kid Leaning on edge of enclosure (Not sure what happened) Drop: Kid Falls in Loops: Harambe drags you while you hear the idiotic parents screaming MCBR: Animal Control shows up, helicopter dives down next to you First Corkscrew: Harambe shot Second Corkscew: Harambe falls to the ground Brake Run: Kid saved On the way back into the station, a bunch of Harambe memes are viewed on the VR Headset Also, Headrests are re-painted to look like guns
Ok then, New for Fright Fest is Justice League: Battle for Harambe!
There is only one person who can save Harambe.. and that person is YOU! Join the Justice League! Battle the Cincinnati Zoo! Save the Gorilla! Six Flags Great America introduces the new Justice League: Battle for Harambe
Six Flags employee rescued while erecting inflatable gorilla A Six Flags Great America crew worker involved in erecting the park's inflatable gorilla for the upcoming Fright Fest needed rescue Thursday from the top of the Sky Trek Tower after suffering a back ache, officials said.
"He is part of the maintenance team that puts up the big gorilla. He threw out his back and we reached out for assistance from the Gurnee Fire Department because they could make him more comfortable," Katy Enrique, the park's public relations manager, said.
Gurnee Fire Department Battalion Chief Jim Pellitteri said the worker was immobilized by pain in an area inside the column above where the elevator stops. Rescue workers used a "Miller Halfback" device that is a harness that has a long board down the middle to help stabilize a patient, he said.
"We had to lift him up then drop him down to where the elevators are," said Pellitteri, which estimated the drop at about 25 feet. "We had to get him through a manhole that opens up into the elevator area," he said.
"He couldn't move. He was flat on his back. He was in a lot of pain," he said, adding authorities treated him with pain medication.
Pellitteri said that the Fire Department has a good working relationship with Six Flags Great America staff and that made operations very smooth. The rescue took just over an hour Thursday afternoon.
Enrique said the workers were installing the gorilla for Fright Fest, which opens this weekend.
How about 1:00-ish at Hometown Gazebo/Plaza? That'd be a nice, central meetup place. I'm open to other suggestions, but that's what I think is the best location.
Ill try to stop by as well. I'll have my 6yo daughter so we won't be able to hit the larger rides but would be cool to meet up anyways for a bit. Where is the gazebo by?
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