Diablo: The Infernal Path is a 2026-only haunted maze licensed from Blizzard, built for the series’ 30th anniversary.
It runs exclusively at two Six Flags parks this season as part of their Halloween events.
You walk corrupted paths through a physical version of Sanctuary, facing named demons from the games: The Butcher, Duriel, Baal, Mephisto, Lilith, and Diablo.
The pitch is cursed cathedrals, ancient rituals, and close-quarters encounters that blur the line between the game and a real haunt.
At Cedar Point it replaced the old Blood Bath maze near the entrance to Steel Vengeance.
- Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio) — HalloWeekends, select nights September 17 through November 1. Open and drawing lines (median waits reported around 25–50 minutes depending on the night). sixflags.com/cedarpoint
- Kings Dominion (Doswell, Virginia) — Halloween Haunt, opened September 25, select nights through November 1. sixflags.com/kingsdominion
Access is not included with regular park admission or a season pass.
You need a separate Haunted Attractions Pass (starts around $15 per night or roughly $35–$59 for the full season at Cedar Point, depending on the option).
Everyone pays for the maze pass, including passholders.
It is one of several mazes on that pass; it is not a standalone ticket.
More details from the parks and coverage: Haunted Attraction Network and Cedar Point HalloWeekends overview.
Check each park’s calendar the week you go—hours and which mazes open early can shift, and peak nights build waits.
