Dorney Park Is One of Just Two Six Flags Parks Getting a New Blair Witch Maze

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If you’re one of those people who’s already thinking about fall and Halloween as August winds down, this news is for you. Dorney Park in Allentown, Pennsylvania just announced its 2026 Halloween lineup, and a new haunted maze inspired by The Blair Witch Project is the new biggest new attraction.

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Blair Witch: No Signal will be part of Halloween Haunt, Dorney Park’s nighttime scare fest, which runs on select nights from Sept. 18 through Oct. 31. The Blair Witch maze is debuting at just two Six Flags-owned parks this year: Dorney Park and Six Flags Great America in Illinois. Halloween Haunt will also feature seven haunted mazes, five scare zones, four live entertainment experiences, roaming monsters and rides after dark.

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What’s New This Halloween
If you have teens who love scary movies and haunted attractions, The Blair Witch attraction will be the biggest draw. Visitors will make their way through near-dark trails, abandoned camps and ritual sites before encountering the infamous Rustin Parr House.

There’s also a new live show called The Conductor, a 12-minute production set inside the McTavish Steel Yard. The show combines drumming, violin, pyrotechnics and music as it tells the story of spirits haunting an abandoned steel mill.

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You can also ride Dorney Park’s roller coasters after dark. Immersive lighting, atmospheric fog and darkness add to the spook factor along with roaming monsters and themed scare zones.

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A No-Scare Option For Young Kids
On Saturdays and Sundays from Sept. 19 through Nov. 1, Dorney Park will host Tricks and Treats, its daytime, family-friendly Halloween event. There will be trick-or-treating, costume contests, Halloween shows and rides without the nighttime scares.

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On Saturdays and Sundays from Sept. 19-Nov. 1, you and your crew can take part in trick-or-treating, costume contests, live shows and rides before Halloween Haunt takes over after dark. Guests who want to experience the haunted mazes will need a Haunted Attractions Pass in addition to regular park admission, a season pass or membership.

Dorney Park is in Allentown, PA, just over the Pennsylvania border from western New Jersey, about 30 minutes from Phillipsburg.

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