Six Flags 2026 attractions revealed for 9 parks
Six Flags announced its 2026 plans to open $525 million worth of new attractions across nine parks, from Carowinds to Magic Mountain.
Six Flags announced its 2026 plans to open $525 million worth of new attractions across nine parks, from Carowinds to Magic Mountain.
Kingda Ka closed forever without notice at Six Flags Great Adventure as the roller coaster makes way for a new ride to open in 2026.
Hiccup’s Wing Gliders — the “How to Train Your Dragon” roller coaster at Epic Universe — is testing, complete with a splash effect.
Bowser’s monstrous form now waits to welcome guests to his castle for the Mario Kart ride in Super Nintendo World at the Epic Universe construction site.
Journey to Atlantis at SeaWorld San Diego will undergo a reimagining in 2025 with new ride elements for the long-running roller coaster.
Dark Universe at Epic Universe — celebrating Universal Classic Monsters — will feature a vampire colony and references to “The Mole People.”
Six Flags removed Dale Earnhardt theming from its Intimidator coasters, now Thunder Striker at Carowinds and Pantherian at Kings Dominion.
Iron Man roller coaster Ironcycle Test Run will debut upon the Disney Adventure cruise ship, along with two other rides as part of Marvel Landing.
SeaWorld Orlando will introduce a new nighttime event called Coasters After Dark – Christmas Edition for the 2024 holiday season.
POV: You’re flying over Epic Universe under construction, and the Chronos tower and Celestial Park are ready to welcome you into Universal Orlando’s newest theme park.