Six Flags Great Adventure’s mysterious 2027 “Project Purple” coaster project is now connected to a larger mission. The park announced a new partnership with pancreatic cancer nonprofit Project Purple, while continuing to tease the attraction as one of the tallest and most ambitious coasters in the world.
Tormenta Rampaging Run, a record-breaking dive roller coaster from Bolliger & Mabillard (B&M), will open June 26, 2026 at Six Flags Over Texas.
Enchanted Parks CEO James Harhi says eliminating legacy dining plans at the company’s six former Six Flags parks was one of its most difficult decisions. In an interview with Attractions Magazine, he explains why the company believes investing in rides, improvements, and long-term sustainability ultimately matters more than “chicken tenders.”
According to Enchanted Parks CEO James Harhi, the company’s first year has been about laying a foundation built on employees, guest feedback and a long-term vision for growth.
A towering plunge, backward twists and enough record-breaking claims to fill a press release — Carowinds is betting that Rip Roarin’ Falls will be the attraction families talk about long after the splash dries.
A new parade, nighttime boardwalk entertainment, seasonal festivals, wildlife encounters, and the towering presence of Project Purple are giving guests more reasons to visit Six Flags Great Adventure this summer. Here’s a look at how the park’s latest additions fit into a growing lineup of experiences throughout the year.
From immersive train rides to interactive trails and camp-inspired fun, every corner of the Looney Tunes Land invites guests to explore the wacky worlds of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Taz, Road Runner, and more.
Opening in 2027, Werewolf Gorge will combine four launches, 32 airtime moments, and immersive werewolf encounters in Six Flags Fiesta Texas’ newest coaster. Fans are already comparing the new attraction to Epic Universe’s Curse of the Werewolf, but the two coasters offer very different experiences.
Six Flags Great America 50th anniversary celebration will include a new nighttime spectacular, parade, limited-time experiences, and more.
As parks prepare for summer 2026, a growing number are choosing to revamp classic roller coasters instead of building new ones. From Six Flags’ DareDeviler and Knott’s MonteZOOMa to updates at Disney, the trend highlights how parks are delivering refreshed experiences faster while maximizing existing attractions.
