Six Flags has unveiled an unprecedented lineup of horror IPs for this year’s Halloween events, introducing new franchises including Final Destination and The Blair Witch Project.
New brands announced for 2026 are Diablo, Jason Universe, Final Destination and The Blair Witch Project.
These will join returning IPs such as The Conjuring Universe, Saw, Army of the Dead, The Strangers: Chapters 1 & 2. and Trick 'r Treat.
Coast to coast, Six Flags theme parks will offer a total of 448 Halloween-themed experiences at its Fright Fest, Halloween Haunt, HalloWeekends, SCarowinds, Knott's Scary Farm, and Festival del Terror events.
"We're taking Halloween to an entirely new level in 2026," said Kelly Daugherty, Six Flags’ director of entertainment.
"With legendary horror franchises, immersive haunted attractions, expanded scare zones, live entertainment and nighttime ride experiences, we're delivering our most intense and most complete Halloween lineup ever.
"Guests won't just watch these stories unfold – they'll step inside them."
Blair Witch: No Signal, inspired by The Blair Witch Project franchise, is a new Halloween experience at Six Flags parksSix Flags
New for 2026, Jason: Blood Reign is inspired by Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th and available at SCarowinds, Kings Island’s Halloween Haunt, and Six Flags Great Adventure’s Fright Fest.
“It’s incredible to see how fans’ appetite for Jason Voorhees keeps growing,” said Robbie Barsamian, executive vice president at Horror, Inc.
“Partnering with Six Flags for Blood Reign lets us deliver the iconic slasher straight to our community on an immersive scale.”
Final Destination: Death's Playground, a new haunted maze based on New Line Cinema’s Final Destination franchise, will be on offer at Fright Fest at Six Flags Great Adventure and Six Flags Magic Mountain.
Blair Witch: No Signal, inspired by The Blair Witch Project franchise, is coming to Six Flags Great America’s Fright Fest and Dorney Park’s Halloween Haunt.
In near-total darkness, guests will navigate environments including winding trails, abandoned camps, eerie ritual sites, and the infamous Rustin Parr House.
As previously announced, Diablo: The Infernal Path is a new haunted maze themed to Blizzard Entertainment's Diablo IP at Kings Dominion’s Halloween Haunt and Cedar Point’s HalloWeekends.
