‘The Conjuring: Beyond Fear’ returning to 4 Six Flags parks for Halloween 2026
One of Six Flags’ biggest Halloween additions is poised to return for the 2026 haunt season. Six Flags has now confirmed the return of ‘The Conjuring: Beyond Fear,’ its premium SCREAMium attraction inspired by Warner Bros.’ The Conjuring Universe.
Six Flags has now confirmed “The Conjuring: Beyond Fear” will return to all four of its original locations for the 2026 Halloween season:
- Cedar Point — Sandusky, Ohio
- Kings Island — Mason, Ohio
- Carowinds — Charlotte, North Carolina/Fort Mill, South Carolina
- Canada’s Wonderland — Vaughan, Ontario
“The Conjuring: Beyond Fear” debuted at the same four parks in 2025, placing small groups of guests in the role of paranormal investigators tasked with containing supernatural entities from “The Conjuring Universe.”
What is ‘The Conjuring: Beyond Fear’?
‘The Conjuring: Beyond Fear’ became Six Flags’ first interactive SCREAMium experience, placing guests inside an original supernatural story set within The Conjuring universe.
‘The Conjuring: Beyond Fear‘ premiered at Carowinds (during Scarowinds), Cedar Point, Kings Island and Canada’s Wonderland.
Unlike a traditional haunted house, the approximately 20-minute experience sends small groups through a series of highly themed environments as they attempt to contain the evil forces that have escaped the Warren Artifact Room. Along the way, guests encounter supernatural characters from the film franchise, including The Nun, The Crooked Man and The Ferryman, while using the infamous Annabelle doll as bait to lure the entities back into containment.
The separately ticketed experience combined cinematic sets, live actors, practical effects and interactive storytelling. It’s one of the most ambitious Halloween attractions Six Flags has introduced.
Photo by Blake Taylor
The debut of ‘The Conjuring: Beyond Fear’ came during a Halloween season in which Six Flags placed a greater emphasis on original storytelling. Alongside the interactive attraction, the company released “Come Out and Play,” its first original horror short film, introducing guests to an original supernatural world tied to Fright Fest.
The return is part of Six Flags’ largest Halloween program to date. Across its North American parks, the company says it will offer 448 Halloween-themed experiences in 2026, including 29 new and returning licensed haunted attractions.
“The Conjuring” will have an even larger presence elsewhere in the Six Flags portfolio. A separate traditional haunted maze, “The Conjuring Universe,” will return to Fright Fest at Six Flags Magic Mountain, Six Flags Great Adventure, Six Flags Over Texas, Six Flags Fiesta Texas, Six Flags Great America and Six Flags Over Georgia.
A standout addition to Fright Fest
The attraction stood apart from traditional haunted mazes by offering a story-driven experience that required a separate SCREAMium admission. Attractions Magazine visited the attraction during its inaugural season, praising its immersive environments, interactive elements and cinematic production value.
Earlier this year, Carowinds also brought the experience back during its Spring Break celebration.
Cedar Point is expanding its licensed HalloWeekends lineup in 2026 with “Diablo: The Infernal Path,” the first haunted maze inspired by Blizzard Entertainment’s video game franchise.
ements and update this story as additional information becomes available.
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