Theme Park Report
Dorney Park will introduce a new Blair Witch-themed maze and a live steel-mill production when Halloween Haunt returns to the Pennsylvania park on select nights from September 18 through October 31, 2026, according to Attractions Magazine.
The event’s new haunted attraction, Blair Witch: No Signal, is inspired by The Blair Witch Project. The walk-through experience places guests in the Black Hills Forest and uses near-total darkness, isolation and uncertainty as central elements of its setting. Attractions Magazine reports that the maze will appear exclusively at Dorney Park and Six Flags Great America during the 2026 season.
Blair Witch: No Signal will join six returning mazes: Black Out, Trick or Treat, Roadside Stop N’ Chop, Necropolis, Blood on the Bayou and Ghost in the Machine. Their settings include a destroyed candy factory, a creekside house, a roadside stop, a graveyard, New Orleans’ French Quarter and the abandoned McTavish Steel Factory.
The second major addition, The Conductor, is a 12-minute live show staged in the McTavish Steel Yard. The production combines percussion, violin, original staging and pyrotechnics. Its story centers on an otherworldly violinist who leads tortured spirits through a forgotten steel mill.
Halloween Haunt will also feature five scare zones: Port of Call, Midway Misfits, Dystopia, CarnEVIL and Steel Yard Forge Your FeAR. Four live entertainment experiences are included in the lineup: The Conductor, Skeleton Crew, The Shrieks and Sink the Jerk.
Dorney Park says selected roller coasters and thrill rides will receive nighttime treatment involving immersive lighting, atmospheric fog and darkness. The event will also include seasonal food and beverages, while monsters roam throughout the park.
Guests who want to enter the haunted mazes will need more than standard park admission. A valid admission ticket, season pass or membership provides access to Dorney Park, but the mazes require a separate Haunted Attractions Pass valid for the selected night. Attractions Magazine reports that single-night passes are listed as starting at $10, while Halloween Haunt Bundles combining admission and maze access start at $55. Express and all-season haunted-attractions options are also available.
