DIABLO: The Infernal Path Is Coming to Cedar Point and Kings Dominion

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Key art for Diablo IV: The Infernal Path, the haunted maze coming to Cedar Point and Kings Dominion

Six Flags has confirmed the full details of its Diablo haunted maze. DIABLO: The Infernal Path, a new maze based on Blizzard Entertainment’s Diablo video game series, runs this fall at two Six Flags parks: Cedar Point’s HalloWeekends in Sandusky, Ohio, and Kings Dominion’s Halloween Haunt in Doswell, Virginia. Six Flags first teased the maze on August 7, then locked the official name and details as part of its chain-wide 2026 Halloween reveal on August 17.

Inside DIABLO: The Infernal Path

Per Six Flags, the maze drops guests into “a dark gothic world consumed by Evil,” where they face Diablo, Lilith, Mephisto, and Baal while moving through cursed cathedrals, ancient rituals, and what the company calls “unspeakable horrors.” It was designed exclusively for Cedar Point and Kings Dominion and carries a 2026 Blizzard Entertainment copyright line. The announcement artwork leans on Diablo IV’s key art, including the winged, horned figure of Lilith, though Six Flags’ official name for the maze is simply DIABLO: The Infernal Path.

What Diablo Is

Diablo is a dungeon-crawler action role-playing series from Blizzard Entertainment, first released in 1996. Players fight through demon-filled dungeons beneath the world of Sanctuary, and the title character is the Lord of Terror. Diablo IV, whose art the maze draws on, arrived in 2023.

Where and When to See It

Cedar Point’s HalloWeekends runs select nights September 17 through November 1, 2026, its 29th year. At Cedar Point the maze sits behind the Haunted Attractions Pass, which starts at $15 per night, with a 2026 All Season Haunted Attractions Pass at $35. Kings Dominion runs the maze during its Halloween Haunt, and its full 2026 lineup is now out in our Kings Dominion Halloween Haunt 2026 guide.

A Video Game Halloween

Diablo is not the only game franchise becoming a walk-through this year. Epic Games is putting Fortnitemares into physical form as scare zones at Universal on both coasts, as we covered in The Halloween IP Wars. DIABLO is one of four new horror franchises in Six Flags’ largest-ever 2026 lineup, alongside JASON: Blood Reign, Blair Witch: No Signal, and Final Destination: Death’s Playground, part of a chain-wide plan for 107 haunted houses across its parks.

These Events Are Not Fright Fest

Neither HalloWeekends nor Halloween Haunt is Fright Fest, the brand Six Flags uses at its legacy parks. Our Fright Fest 2026 all-locations guide maps every park. Cedar Point is also getting a second licensed attraction this fall, the returning The Conjuring: Beyond Fear, a separately ticketed walkthrough. See our full Cedar Point HalloWeekends guide for the complete lineup.

Details per Six Flags’ August 17, 2026 reveal and Cedar Point. HAN will update as Kings Dominion posts its full lineup and dates.

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Philip Hernandez

Philip Hernandez is editor of Haunted Attraction Network and Seasonal Entertainment Source. He’s covered themed entertainment for decades through HAN, Green Tagged podcast, and is a regular contributor to InPark Magazine, Attractions Magazine, and InterPark Magazine. Philip produces the annual OSCARES Halloween Industry Awards and serves on the IAAPA Brass Ring Live Entertainment Task Force.

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