Dorney Park is squeezing a little more fright out of the calendar. The Allentown amusement park is extending its spooky season with a Bonus Halloween Weekend, giving guests one more shot at haunted mazes, trick-or-treating and seasonal food before the lights go dark on the 2026 Halloween run.
According to a Six Flags news release, the bonus weekend runs November 6 and 7, as reported by WFMZ.com. Per Six Flags, Halloween Haunt will run Friday, November 6, from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m., and again Saturday, November 7, from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Tricks and Treats, the park's daytime event, is set for Saturday, November 7, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., also per Six Flags.
Per Six Flags, guests can experience nearly all of Dorney Park's attractions, entertainment and seasonal offerings during the bonus weekend. That includes Halloween Haunt's haunted mazes and scare zones after dark, plus family-friendly daytime Halloween activities during Tricks and Treats, with rides and attractions operating throughout the event and seasonal food and beverage offerings available across the weekend.
What's Actually in Halloween Haunt This Year
Dorney Park's nighttime Halloween Haunt pairs park admission with access to haunted mazes on select nights, which Six Flags describes as valid select nights from September 18 through November 7. That timeline doesn't entirely match other listings: Discover Lehigh Valley has scheduled the event for select nights from September 18 through October 31, and Amusement Today reported the same September 18 through October 31 window back when the season was first announced. The discrepancy in end dates hasn't been resolved across the park's own materials.
The maze count has a similar wrinkle. A WFMZ report on this year's lineup described seven haunted mazes, including the new Blair Witch: No Signal, along with five scare zones and four live entertainment experiences, while Discover Lehigh Valley's listing put the number at six haunted mazes alongside five immersive scare zones and four live entertainment experiences. Either way, Blair Witch: No Signal is the headliner, an all-new maze inspired by the horror franchise The Blair Witch Project, according to WFMZ's earlier coverage of the 2026 lineup.
Also new this year is The Conductor, a 12-minute drumming and violin production staged at the park's McTavish Steel Yard, per that same WFMZ report. Six Flags notes that Halloween Haunt is not recommended for children under 13, and that every guest needs a paid admission ticket in addition to a Haunted Attractions Pass for maze access.
Daytime Fun and Passholder Perks
For families who'd rather skip the scares, Tricks and Treats offers a gentler daytime alternative. Six Flags describes it as a family-friendly daytime Halloween event filled with live shows, trick-or-treating, costume contests and rides at Planet Snoopy.
Season passholders get an added bonus during the Friday night stretch. Extra Monster Time is available to passholders on November 6, providing extended access from 11 p.m. to midnight, according to Six Flags. That window is billed to include exclusive ride experiences with monsters, special offers, select secret menu items, and limited-edition collectible buttons while supplies last. Separately, Monster Perks includes other offerings for eligible passholders.
Dorney Park directed guests seeking more details to its Halloween Haunt, Tricks and Treats and park operating calendar pages for the latest schedule information.
