Six Flags reinvesting in Looney Tunes IP in 2026
Looney Tunes Land will open at Six Flags Magic Mountain in 2026, affirming Six Flags’ interest in Looney Tunes intellectual property (IP).
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Orlando | Theme Parks | Universal Destinations & Experiences | Universal Epic Universe | Universal Orlando Resort
‘Amicable resolution’ reached in Stardust Racers incident after guest’s death following ride on Epic Universe coaster
Stardust Racers roller coaster at Universal Epic Universe “remains closed” after a guest died of blunt impact injuries following his ride.
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How two Disney Legends teamed up for a new hand-drawn animated film (Exclusive)
Director and animator Andreas Deja’s new hand-drawn animated film “Mushka” features new music from the late Richard Sherman.
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Taylor Swift ‘Eras Tour’ surprise opens at Disney World
Taylor Swift costumes are now on display inside Walt Disney Presents at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in honor of new Swift content on Disney+.
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Carowinds | Holiday | Six Flags | Theme Parks
Carowinds WinterFest 2025 | A budget-cut cry for help from Six Flags
Carowinds WinterFest 2025 is an embarrassing reflection of the current state of Six Flags theme parks.
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New theme park Dracula Land in planning
Dracula Land, a new theme park focused on the classic vampire, is planned to open in Romania as part of a high-tech resort destination.
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‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’ theme park ride | Art from the never-built attraction
Five Nights at Freddy’s dark ride concept was proposed for theme parks a decade ago, but never opened; see artwork for the proposed ride.
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Six Flags & former Cedar Fair parks make next big changes to unify portfolio
Six Flags streamlined all of its parks, including former Cedar Fair properties, into one app, asking guests to not use the individual apps for each park anymore.
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How theme parks could change now that Netflix owns Warner Bros.
What does the Netflix purchase of Warner Bros. mean for the future of theme parks? Things might turn upside-down.
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DC and Universal ‘in talks’ for potential superhero rides
Warner Bros. and Universal are discussing possibilities for rides themed to DC Comics, a franchise that includes Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman.
