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		<title>Fiesta Texas Fright Fest</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Our family went to the fright fest at Fiesta Texas in San Antonio on Friday, October 30th. Since our boys were only 3 and 5 the rides they had for them weren&#8217;t too long of a wait. Throughout the summer we went to Fiesta Texas several times and that seems to be the case each [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Our family went to the fright fest at Fiesta Texas in San Antonio on Friday, October 30th. Since our boys were only 3 and 5 the rides they had for them weren&#8217;t too long of a wait. Throughout the summer we went to Fiesta Texas several times and that seems to be the case each time. For kids under six, the lines aren&#8217;t bad. We have season passes so we go each chance we get. I really wouldn&#8217;t recommend the fright fest for our ages of boys. It was too scary for them. Luckily, they didn&#8217;t have any nightmares or screams through the night, but some of the props and costumes were a little much for them. If you have kids that aren&#8217;t too spooked from these kind of things, then it&#8217;s a place I would recommend to check out. The rides kept us busy for almost four hours. For the most part, we focused on riding the rides and avoiding the spooky stuff.</p>
<p>We really enjoyed a room set up for cookie decorating and pumpkin painting. You had the option to buy, keep, and paint a pumpkin or buy a large round cookie to decorate and eat. The price was five dollars to do both. We ended up buying both. I thought that was reasonable. The boys really enjoyed it and in the end that&#8217;s all that matters.</p>
<p>Also, they had Scooby and Shaggy passing out treat bags. We waited in line to go on a large stage to meet them, take pictures, and receive a treat bag. It was the perfect experience for the whole &#8220;trick or treating&#8221; concept. My youngest son was a little freaked out being near them so I held him the whole time. We saved this experience to the end so it would be a final ending to our day. It worked out perfect.</p>
<p>The theme park had a haunted house for an additional five dollars a person that looked pretty scary. I didn&#8217;t go in, but there was a huge line for it. For older children and adults who enjoy the whole Halloween experience and in the middle of it getting to ride roller coasters, I would recommend the fright fest for them. For our family and the ages of our boys, I would not. We had fun, but next time we will wait until our boys are a little older.</p>
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