Negative-G - Six Flags St. Louis Fright Fest 2014

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Fright Fest 2014 at Six Flags St. Louis, Eureka, Missouri

I may not like to ride Boomerang but at least Six Flags St. Louis made this coaster look nice.

Nothing is more "metal" than throwing up the horns Mr. Bond.

Here we are at the end of the night.

I have to admit that for years when people at work or around my small town ask which park to go to for Halloween I have sent them either to Worlds of Fun or up to Six Flags Great America as Fright Fest at Six Flags St. Louis has been sparsely staffed with monsters and the theming was on the level of what you would find in a local community haunted house. I have to say that both of us were extremely impressed this year with Fright Fest at Six Flags St. Louis. It was better than the same event at Six Flags Great America that we visited a few weeks before and seriously approaching the level of Worlds of Fun's Haunt. I think next year Bond and I are going to have to take on the haunted houses at Fright Fest to see how they are. I just wish they included all of them with regular admission (maybe selling a jump to the head of the line pass) as I am not a fan up upcharge attractions.

We had a great night at Six Flags St. Louis and next year when asked where to go for Halloween I WILL be sending people to St. Louis. I have to say that with what has been happening with the entire park; dated/broken rides being removed/replaced, painting, and new capital investment as with Tsunami Soaker and next years Justice League Battle For Metropolis Six Flags is starting to really bring this park up to the level that it should be. Now what we need for 2016 is a skyline changing attraction like a Hyper or Giga Coaster and Six Flags St. Louis will be giving their competition a run for their money instead of the other way around.

After this visit I can't wait for Six Flags St. Louis' 2015 season to get here.