Snoopy and friends are ready for a park day with new Peanuts x Lug convertible bags and coin pouches available at seven Six Flags parks.
Kings Island has revived one of its most beloved cult attractions with Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare, replacing Boo Blasters on Boo Hill with a modern dark ride rooted in nostalgia. During today’s media preview, we experienced updated animatronics, interactive flashlight gameplay, practical show scenes, and a family-friendly spooky tone that honors the original while creating something distinctly new. Here is our full review of the long-awaited return of Phantom Theater.
The curtain is rising on a new season at Kings Island, and 2026 brings a mix of nostalgia, new experiences, and seasonal entertainment for guests returning to the Ohio park.
Kings Island will welcome a new ride opening in April 2026, Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare.
Kings Island’s “new again” Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare is on track to open in 2026, and the park hosted a construction tour.
The Conjuring: Beyond Fear, a new, 20-minute attraction, is at Carowinds, Cedar Point, Kings Island, and Canada’s Wonderland.
Six Flags extended its licensing agreement with Peanuts, ensuring Snoopy and Charlie Brown will continue to be part of Six Flags parks.
Six Flags Entertainment Corporation revealed several key points of focus during its Investor Day event in Sandusky, Ohio, on May 20, 2025. The presentation provided a comprehensive and forward-looking view of the newly merged Six Flags and Cedar Fair companies.
There’s no time to look back because there’s an exciting collection of new roller coasters to look forward to in 2025.
Six Flags announced its 2026 plans to open $525 million worth of new attractions across nine parks, from Carowinds to Magic Mountain.
