Six Flags has temporarily closed nine roller coasters across six parks following a fatal incident involving Goliath at Six Flags Over Georgia on Monday, Oct. 12, 2026. Here is what to know about the additional coasters affected and how they compare to Goliath.
“It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” turns 60 in 2026. Celebrate with limited-edition merchandise, theme park events, a pumpkin-shaped vinyl record and the classic special.
Kings Island’s “Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare” has been named 2026’s Best New Family Attraction. Read our review of the award-winning interactive dark ride.
ArieForce One will fly again—but first Six Flags must choose where it belongs. We examine which parks have the strongest case for the acclaimed coaster.
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.
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.
