Screams cut through the night from visitors as monsters began to make their way to one of five scare zones like Mt. An electronic pass could be purchased before coming to the park or by scanning one of the several QR codes posted around the main plaza.Īs the sun went down, a fog began to shroud the park - probably from the many fog machine strategically stationed around the haunts and scare zones. ” What’s new, really, is the fact that we get to have haunted houses and scare zones again.”Īccording to Merino, Discovery Kingdom was open in 2020 with the modified day-time Boo Fest, but it didn’t have the draw that the scare houses and zones have.Ībsent this year at Fright Fest was the physical wristband park-goers would wear to access the scare houses. “Everything is the same from 2019,” said Marketing & Public Relations Manager Marc Merino. Though there are no new houses or scare zones this year, the park is just happy to be open. Mikayla Oz performs during her Tricks and Treats Magic Show during Fright Fest at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom on Friday.
Oz loves to see the faces of the children light up when she performs her tricks and for her, that’s where the magic is. Oz sold magic wands and took photos with children before sending them off to a nearby trick-or-treat trail. “I saw a magician at the library and thought it was the coolest thing, so I made a career out of it,” Oz said after her show.
Oz has been performing magic since she was 4 years old and flew out from New York with Popcorn Productions to put on a show at Fright Fest.
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