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.
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.
As theme parks across the country begin rolling out early America 250 celebrations, Six Flags Magic Mountain is tying the milestone to one of its most historic attractions. The park will restore the original name, The Great American Revolution, to its iconic looping coaster as it celebrates its 50th anniversary.
Kings Dominion announced an expanded live entertainment lineup for Summer 2026, including a new drone-and-fireworks show, an outdoor percussion show, a water parade, and more live music.
Six Flags reported higher guest spending, increased attendance, and a growing passholder base during its first-quarter 2026 earnings call. Company leadership pointed to upgraded dining, immersive entertainment, expanded regional pass access, and stronger membership retention as key drivers heading into the important summer season.
Holiday in the Park returns to Six Flags Over Georgia in 2026 with a fresh new vision, including immersive themed lands, live entertainment, and interactive holiday experiences for guests of all ages.
