Diablo is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a terrifying new way for fans to experience Sanctuary. Blizzard has officially announced Diablo: The Infernal Path, an all-new haunted maze coming to two Six Flags parks this fall.

For nearly 30 years, Diablo has built its identity around one simple premise: powerful RPG classes, mountains of loot, and an endless battle against the forces of darkness. From the catacombs beneath Tristram to the depths of Hell, Blizzard's iconic action RPG series has created some of gaming's most recognizable demons and transformed Sanctuary into one of the medium's most memorable fantasy worlds.

Now, as Diablo celebrates three decades of demon-slaying, Blizzard is bringing that world into the real world for the first time in a major way.

Diablo: The Infernal Path Opens This Fall

Beginning this fall, Diablo: The Infernal Path will debut as a brand-new haunted maze at two Six Flags attractions: Cedar Point's HalloWeekends in Ohio and Kings Dominion's Halloween Haunt in Virginia.

The attraction will serve as the first official Diablo haunted house and maze, transporting visitors directly into Sanctuary after a mysterious ritual tears open the barrier between worlds.

Guests will make their way through corrupted environments and encounter some of the franchise's most infamous enemies along the way. The lineup includes The Butcher, Duriel, Baal, Mephisto, Lilith, and Diablo himself, alongside other horrors inspired by the games.

According to Blizzard and Six Flags, the experience has been created specifically for Cedar Point and Kings Dominion. The maze will recreate Sanctuary through demonic landscapes, corrupted environments, and close-quarters encounters designed to capture the atmosphere of the Diablo games while incorporating the scares associated with Six Flags' Halloween events.

Diablo Comes to Life for Its 30th Anniversary

The attraction will be included with each park's Haunted Attractions Pass when it opens during the 2026 Halloween season.

While Diablo: The Infernal Path will be exclusive to Cedar Point and Kings Dominion, the collaboration represents one of the franchise's most unusual anniversary celebrations yet. Diablo has appeared in numerous gaming crossovers over the years, but turning Sanctuary into a full-scale haunted attraction takes the series into completely new territory.

The timing is also particularly fitting. With Diablo celebrating its 30th anniversary and BlizzCon 2026 on the horizon, Blizzard appears to have plenty planned to commemorate the franchise's long history.

For fans visiting either Six Flags park this Halloween, The Infernal Path offers something the games never could: the chance to physically step into Sanctuary and face some of Diablo's most terrifying creatures face-to-face.