A newly reimagined family-themed area inspired by beloved Looney Tunes characters is now open at Six Flags Magic Mountain.
Park officials announced Saturday that Looney Tunes Land has officially debuted as part of the theme park’s ongoing expansion and renovation efforts tied to its 55th anniversary celebration.
Developed in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences, the newly redesigned area features four themed zones centered around iconic characters including Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Taz, Road Runner, Wile E. Coyote, Tweety and Sylvester.
“Looney Tunes Land blends Warner Bros.’ timeless cartoon storytelling with the energy, humor and adventure that generations have loved for decades in a vibrant new experience,” park president Brian Oerding said in a statement.
The new land is divided into four distinct areas:
TAZ-MANIA features Taz’s Tasmanian Train Tours, where guests board a train ride through a tropical landscape inspired by the Tasmanian Devil. An augmented reality treasure hunt called Taz’s Exploration Trail is expected to open in the future.
Road Runner Ridge brings guests into a desert-themed setting inspired by the American Southwest. The area includes the Road Runner Express coaster and themed elements based on Wile E. Coyote’s endless pursuit of Road Runner.
Bugs Bunny Play Park includes several family-friendly attractions, including the Merrie Melodies Merrie-Go-Round, Looney Ballooneys, Funny Flyers and Sylvester’s Pounce & Bounce. Guests can also watch an all-new stage show, “Vacation Mayhem,” featuring several classic Looney Tunes characters.
Camp Duck Amuck offers a High Sierra-inspired outdoor adventure area centered around Daffy Duck, complete with jeep rides, a junior coaster and a multi-level play structure.
Park officials said additional attractions, including the Wise Acres exploration zone, are expected to open soon.
Looney Tunes Land is included with regular admission to Six Flags Magic Mountain. Guests with 2026 Gold Season Passes and memberships can also access the new area as part of their admission benefits.
The opening marks the second major project in what Six Flags officials describe as a multi-year transformation of the park, following the refurbishment of Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles and ahead of a new roller coaster planned for 2027.
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2026-06-07T18:55:08Z