US EditionIconic 'Wizard of Oz' theme park known as ‘Land of Oz’ won't reopen in 2025 due to Helene's impacts
WATAUGA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, AUG 4 – The park will pause the 2025 season to evaluate guest experience, operations, and infrastructure after Helene's impact, aiming to reopen in 2026, officials said.
- North Carolina’s Land of Oz theme park will remain closed throughout 2025 due to the effects of Helene, with plans to reopen in 2026.
- Officials decided to pause the Autumn at Oz event in 2025 to thoroughly review and evaluate both the park and the event.
- Autumn at Oz has grown with increasing attendance and expanded programming, prompting officials to evaluate guest experience, operations, and sustainability.
- Officials emphasized that the Land of Oz continues to hold a special place in the region’s heritage, and they are currently considering new and creative approaches to engage visitors with its story.
- Park leaders aim to reopen the venue and resume Autumn at Oz in 2026 after thoughtful decisions protect the event's magic and ensure long-term success.
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