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The theme park has announced a contest inviting guests to stay in a tight coffin for nearly 30 hours at a time.
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The Six Flags amusement park in Eureka, Missouri, is holding a morbid contest for brave – and not for claustrophobia.
The theme park has announced a contest inviting guests to stay in a tight coffin for nearly 30 hours at a time.
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The Coffin 30 Hour Fright Fest Challenge will take place on Saturday October 13th and will reward those who have spent the night with more than the right to boast. Prizes include two 2019 gold season passes, a Fright Fest package, two Haunted House VIP passes and a two person ticket to ride the Freak Train for Freak Unleashed. The winner will also be entered in the draw for a prize of $ 300.
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Six Flags will provide "six, deluxe, 2 'x 7', lightly worn coffins," as well as "meals, snacks and drinks in bed," as well as a six-minute break in the bathroom every hour .
The casket is also available at home if the winner so desires.
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Competitors are allowed to bring a friend during opening hours, but once the park is closed, the inhabitants of the coffin must go there alone. However, Six Flags assures its guests that they will not be completely alone.
"Well, not quite alone, some of our Freak Fest Freaks will hide in the dark."
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