Six Flags St. Louis - Now Mid-America Adventure

 

August 27, 2026

EUREKA, MO - Six Flags St. Louis Officially Becomes Mid America Adventure by Enchanted Parks

Six Flags St. Louis today announced the park’s new name: Mid America Adventure by Enchanted Parks. Along with the name, the park also revealed an updated logo and brand identity which honors its 55-year history in the heart of the Midwest while celebrating its diverse collection of rides and attractions.

“We are excited about the changes and new opportunities that are ahead for us,” said Danny Snider, park president, Mid America Adventure by Enchanted Parks. “Earlier this year we became part of the Enchanted Parks family of theme parks. Now, with the rollout of our new name, we look forward to continuing our history and tradition of providing families with safe, clean fun visits to this park so that they can make lasting memories together.”

“The rebrand to Mid America Adventure by Enchanted Parks is the next step in our ongoing investment in this park and community,” said James Harhi, chief executive officer, Enchanted Parks. “We are committed to providing our guests with quality experiences and will continue to build on our legacy as the Midwest’s gateway to thrills.”

In conjunction with the park’s new name, Mid America Adventure by Enchanted Parks also announced that 2027 season passes are now on sale. Guests have two unique season pass tiers to choose from: the Hero Season Pass and the Legend Season Pass. Each season pass includes admission to both the theme park and water park, complimentary general parking, in-park discounts and the option to purchase a 10-meal package that can be used in the park whenever and however they choose. And, 2027 Season Passes may be used during the remainder of the 2026 operating season, including Fright Fest. Guests can purchase 2027 Mid America Adventure by Enchanted Parks season passes in person at the park and online. Prices start at just $75 each.

With fall just around the corner, the park is preparing for the return of annual guest favorite events: Fright Fest and Boo Fest. Both events will kick off on Saturday, September 12 and run select days through Sunday, November 1. From daytime Halloween-themed family fun to a nighttime immersive experience featuring live shows, haunted houses and hundreds of scare actors, there are more reasons than ever to experience Boo Fest and Fright Fest at Mid America Adventure by Enchanted Parks.

To learn more about Mid America Adventure by Enchanted Parks season passes, special events and the 2026 operating calendar, visit midamericaadventure.enchantedparks.com.

Mid-America Adventure - Park Update

 

A new era has begun in St. Louis as the formerly named Six Flags St. Louis has officially been renamed to Mid-America Adventure by Enchanted Parks.  The park has officially replaced the icon logo at the park entrance with the new name and logo.  In addition to this logo change, removal of Six Flags branding will be taking place across the park over the next coming weeks replaced with the new logo

Oasis - Construction Update

 

Oasis LOZ started early Thursday morning raising the supports for the ferris wheel

This new landmark will really change the skyline of the Lake forever

It is quite the process to get all four legs up and then to add the central beam

Time to set the central beam

Quite the feat and milestone for the park

Oasis - Construction Update

 

Quick stop by Oasis LOZ.  More progress being made on the resort

The garage continues to expand

Not sure why they left the gap, but here is the end of the garage and they are building back towards the completed portion

The ferris wheel is about to go vertical.  They have staged the supports and putting them together to rise into place

The building closest to the road is really taking shape

A better look at the support legs for the ferris wheel

The park says that it (ferris wheel) will go vertical next week

It will dominate the top portion of the park once built.

You can see Dragon Run peeking over the wall here

Next time we are in the area, this will be full of ferris wheel

Walls being added to the building at the top. 

The resort and waterpark area

One last photo of ShootOut's new station roof

Silver Dollar City - Miner's Mountain Express Construction

 

Let's check back in on the progress being made at Miner's Mountain Express.

Here you can see where the track will come off of the second lift on the left

Here is where the reconstructed viewing area for PowderKeg will be and the pathway down into the rest of Daredevil's Pass

Some major lifting equipment down by the station

Here we acan see the first pieces of track support have gone vertical.  These connect to the supports on top of the station for the fly-through

The many supports of the helix garden

We would imagine that we'll start seeing supports and track going vertical in here soon

Safety net being installed near the American Plunge entrance

This section of the course is going to be a lot of fun with the many directional changes it will go through

There will be a lot more rock work added before the ride is done

All of the signage they had up for media day has been taken down and the section is fenced back off

They had a boom up working on the tower today

Not sure exactly what they were working on but they kept going up and down in the boom with supplies

Over by the station, they were hard at work getting the foundation for the queue building in place

Hard to see here, but they have dug out trenches where they will soon add rebar and concrete to form the foundations

They have done some additional wood work on the facade of the station on all four sides

Looking out at the staging area behind Outlaw Run from the train.  You can see there are a lot of timber beams ready to go in somewhere at the construction site

Silver Dollar City - Park Update

 

A new billboard advertising Miner's Mountain Express has gone up at the junction of 76 and Indian Point Road

Pumpkin installation has begun with most of Wilson's Farm already complete

Christmas light installation has made its way to the PowderKeg area

Be sure to catch the Saloon Show before it closes for the year.

It will not be performing during Gospel Picnic

The BBQ pumps have returned at Rivertown Smokehouse

Finally, a new Time Traveler train ornament has debuted for purchase