Best 5 things I ate at Six Flags Fright Fest

Six Flags Fright Fest has plenty of blood bags, diablo dogs, dragon’s legs, roadkill nachos and spiked syringes to fill your tummy when you’re done fleeing all the brainless zombies, crazed clowns and serial killers at the annual Halloween event.

Fright Fest Extreme runs on select night through Nov. 3 at Six Flags Magic Mountain with 11 haunted mazes, nine scare zones and a host of spooky food.

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Magic Mountain hosted a media preview last week with samples of many of the food and beverages that will be available at Fright Fest 2024.

What should you eat and drink at this year’s Fright Fest? Let’s take a closer look at the five best things on the menu.

1) Scareacha Wings

Bone-in or boneless wings tossed in spicy sriracha, buffalo sauce and red pepper flakes served with fries.

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2) Zombie Birria Nachos

Tortilla chips topped with white queso, shredded birria, onions, cilantro and a Tapatio infused sour cream.

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3) Monster Mac

Creamy mac and cheese with pulled pork, jalapenos, tomatoes and onions.

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4) Graveyard Pudding

Chocolate pudding layered with Oreo crumbles topped with gummy worms.

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5) Devil’s Punch

Cherry Lemonade with Jack Daniel’s Whiskey.