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Tag Archives: Six Flags Magic Mountain
Six Flags Magic Mountain Fright Fest 2017 Review
Posted on October 9, 2017
It’s been a big year for Six Flags Magic Mountain. This summer, the thrill park in Valencia, California, opened its first dark ride ever – Justice League: Battle for Metropolis. Also this summer, Magic Mountain announced that it would be open 365 days beginning in January 2018, putting it on par schedule-wise with nearby competitors Universal Studios Hollywood, Knott’s Berry Farm, Disneyland Resort, and both LEGOLAND California and SeaWorld further south. Now that we’re well into the Halloween season here in Los Angeles, Fright Fest 2017 is in full swing, scaring up fantastic attendance and spooky fun for guests of all ages!
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Six Flags Magic Mountain Offers Free Admission for DC Comics Cosplay on July 12
Posted on July 10, 2017
Six Flags Magic Mountain is putting the call out for all DC Comics superheroes – and villains – to celebrate the opening of its brand-new attraction, Justice League: Battle for Metropolis! This widespread call for DC Comics cosplay at Magic Mountain is your ticket – literally – to get into the park and experience the new ride on July 12!
Magic Mountain isn’t wanting people to dress up just for fun – they’re going to attempt to break a world record for most cosplay participants in a theme park.
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Holiday in the Park 2016 Showcases Christmas and Coasters at Six Flags Magic Mountain
Posted on December 23, 2016
The mention of Six Flags Magic Mountain may instantly conjure mental images of some of the best roller coasters in the world… and rightfully so. However, in recent years, Magic Mountain has really stepped up its game – as has many of the other Six Flags properties – and has focused a great deal of attention on special seasonal events such as Holiday in the Park.
Holiday in the Park transforms much of Magic Mountain into a festive winter wonderland of twinkling Christmas lights, whimsical walk-around characters, sweet treats, Santa Claus, and of course, amazing thrill rides. While many of our readers have Magic Mountain on their radar because of Fright Fest, it certainly should be noted that we really love what they do each year now with Holiday in the Park – and we think you will, too.
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Fright Fest at Six Flags Magic Mountain 2016 Offers Big Halloween Chills and Thrills
Posted on October 14, 2016
Most people on the West Coast know that Six Flags Magic Mountain is the place to be when it comes to world-class thrill rides and the best roller coasters. What Southern California fans are finding out more and more each year, is that Magic Mountain is also home to one of the biggest and best Halloween events in the country as well – Fright Fest!
Fright Fest isn’t new; it’s been taking place for more than two decades at the Valencia thrill park just a short distance from Los Angeles. Not only does the event encompass the entire park, Fright Fest features some of the most amazing character makeup we’ve ever seen at any Halloween event, courtesy of Scott Ramp and his ridiculously talented crew at The Scream Team.
This year, Fright Fest at Magic Mountain features 7 mazes, 7 scare zones with their own unique themes, and a high-energy stage show that features multiple performers and a DJ throughout the night in Full Throttle Plaza near the entrance of the park. With a lineup of this scale, Fright Fest finds itself on the same playing field as Knott’s Scary Farm, Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor, and Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood. That said, Fright Fest simply doesn’t throw the same budget at its mazes that Knott’s and Universal do – very few parks to, honestly. Design-wise, I would say that the level of Fright Fest’s mazes are about on par with Dark Harbor – which is definitely nothing to dismiss.
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Knott’s Berry Farm Joins Universal Studios Hollywood, Queen Mary, Six Flags Magic Mountain and Walt Disney Imagineering at Midsummer Scream
Posted on April 25, 2016
Midsummer Scream Halloween Festival proudly announces that it has secured the biggest names and brands in themed entertainment as partnering content providers for its debut event to be held July 30 – 31 at the Long Beach Convention Center.
Midsummer Scream is California’s premier Halloween, haunt and horror festival featuring more than 100,000 square feet of artisan vendors, live entertainment, specialty workshops, makeup demonstrations, a screening room, haunted attraction previews and experiences, a darkened scare zone and more.
Fans of all ages will be thrilled and captivated this summer by world-class panel presentations by the leaders in themed entertainment as they wow Midsummer Scream audiences with 2016 maze reveals, special guests and heart-stopping surprises throughout the final weekend in July at the Long Beach Convention Center.
Knott’s Berry Farm is the most recent major attraction to join Midsummer Scream’s world-class lineup, rounding-out the bulk of Southern California’s theme park/major Halloween events that draw millions to Los Angeles and Orange County each autumn.
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