Six Flags to bring back ‘power hours’ for extended Fright Fest fun
The specialty tickets will include access to all eight haunted houses in the park, plus rollercoasters and parking.
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13h agoSix Flags Great Adventure is bringing back its “power hours” for extended Fright Fest fun.
The specialty tickets will include access to all eight haunted houses in the park, plus rollercoasters and parking.
“Power Hours are available on selected dates from 5 p.m. until 10 p.m.
Fright Fest is sure to feature many spooky, scary skeletons, which is not surprising for New Jersey.
A recent survey found that skeletons are the most popular Halloween decoration for New Jersey households, according to Wealth of Geeks. The company found that most on the East Coast tend to choose bones over other Halloween decorations like bats or brains.
