Six Flags Fright Fest in NJ Introduces the Really Cool RIP Tour

Six Flags Fright Fest is always fun.

If you love Halloween, this is the place to come. It's fun for the smaller ones in the afternoon. At night the scares begin. And, it is scary.

There are several houses and scare zones throughout the park that you will not forget. You will be scared. I love it so much this year because one of my friends kids are a part of the zombie fun this year. I can't wait to see them, if I can with all of their make-up on.

(Photo Courtesy: Gabriel Darretta/Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson)

For Six Flag's 30th Anniversary year, Six Flags is doing something this weekend and select weekends a RIP Tour. Why is this so cool? Check this out, guests who want an extra dose of scare and terror can have an amazing experience with the RIP Tour.

What is the RIP Tour at Six Flags Great Adventure Fright Fest?

The RIP Tour gives you front of the line access to the haunted attractions, haunted houses, fabulous seating for the shows, specialty lounges, a buffet, and more.

(Photo Courtesy: Gabriel Darretta/Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson)

Fright Fest this year will have more scares than ever. They have two new haunted houses - The Conjuring and Saw X.

It's not just the scary attractions, just walking through the park is scare enough. It's a lot of fun.

Information on the RIP Tour, check out Six Flags Great Adventure's Facebook page:

Fright Fest has different ticket prices, from all the haunted attractions and houses to one day passes, and now the RIP Tour. I really think I'm going to check out the RIP Tour this year. Great access to the scare areas, I'll let you know what I think of it.

Happy Halloween.

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