Events And Fun

Fall Fun Returns to Six Flags Great Adventure

Starting September 12 through November 1 on select days, guests can enjoy the return of Kids Boo Fest and Oktoberfest presented by Cash App, along with world-class rides and attractions throughout the park.

Autumn is arriving at Six Flags Great Adventure, bringing with it two beloved seasonal events packed with family-friendly thrills, festive entertainment, delicious food, and unforgettable memories. Starting September 12 through November 1 on select days, guests can enjoy the return of Kids Boo Fest and Oktoberfest presented by Cash App, along with world-class rides and attractions throughout the park.

Family-Friendly Halloween Fun at Kids Boo Fest

Families looking for a festive, not-so-spooky Halloween experience will find plenty to enjoy during Kids Boo Fest. Designed especially for children and families, the event transforms the park into a colorful autumn celebration filled with seasonal activities and interactive entertainment.

Pumpkin Scarecrow

Young guests can trick-or-treat throughout the park, participate in themed games and activities, enjoy live entertainment, and capture memorable photos in a fun Halloween atmosphere. Kids are encouraged to wear their favorite costumes and immerse themselves in a day of seasonal excitement.

Best of all, Kids Boo Fest is included with park admission, making it an easy addition to a fall family outing.

Pumpkin Scarecrow.

Savor the Season at Oktoberfest

For guests looking to experience the flavors of fall, Oktoberfest presented by Cash App brings a taste of Germany to Six Flags Great Adventure. The popular fall festival features traditional cuisine, seasonal beverages, and festive entertainment that celebrate the spirit of Oktoberfest.

OktoberFest

Food offerings include favorites such as sauerbraten, knockwurst and bratwurst served on pretzel buns, cheesy spaetzle, German potato salad, potato pancakes, steamed and fried pierogies, and soft Bavarian pretzels paired with beer cheese.

OktoberFest Flags

Guests 21 and older can also enjoy a variety of seasonal brews, including selections from Paulaner and Samuel Adams. Available options include Paulaner Oktoberfest, Hefeweizen, Munich Lager, and Grapefruit Radler, along with Samuel Adams Oktoberfest and Boston Lager.

Oktoberfest activities are included with park admission, while food and beverages are available for purchase.

Kick Off the Season with a Free Bring-A-Friend Weekend

Pass holders can share the fun during the Free Bring-A-Friend Weekend on September 12 and 13. Eligible pass holders may redeem one complimentary admission ticket at their home park, giving friends and family the chance to experience everything Great Adventure has to offer.

Restrictions and exclusions may apply.

More Than Just Seasonal Events

In addition to Kids Boo Fest and Oktoberfest, guests can enjoy Six Flags Great Adventure's impressive lineup of roller coasters, family attractions, and entertainment offerings. Whether seeking high-speed thrills, family adventures, or festive fall traditions, there is something for everyone throughout the season.

As Mike Fehnel, Park President of Six Flags Great Adventure, noted, fall is one of the most enjoyable times to visit the park, thanks to the combination of seasonal experiences and signature attractions that create a full day of fun for guests of all ages.

Kids Boo Fest and Oktoberfest run from September 12 through November 1 on select days and are included with park admission. For tickets, operating hours, and a complete schedule of event dates, visit Six Flags Great Adventure online.

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