Enchanted Kingdom is set to bring back one of its most iconic attractions as part of its continuing 30th anniversary celebration this 2026. The theme park announced the highly anticipated return of the Wheel of Fate, a beloved ferris wheel ride that has long been a symbol of magical experiences for generations of Filipino guests.
The relaunch is part of EK’s “The Legend Shines Again” campaign, which aims to revive classic attractions while introducing enhanced experiences for today’s visitors. Beginning this March, guests can once again enjoy the timeless charm of the Wheel of Fate and create new memories with family and friends.
First introduced when the park opened in 1995, the Wheel of Fate remains one of the longest-standing ferris wheel attractions in the country. Standing at 130 feet tall, the ride offers breathtaking views of Santa Rosa and its surrounding landscapes. From scenic daytime views to the dazzling city lights at night, the attraction continues to be a favorite destination for visitors seeking a unique vantage point of the area.
Beyond the views, the Wheel of Fate has also served as a memorable setting for family bonding, celebrations, and meaningful moments among guests over the years.
The iconic ride will officially reopen to the public on March 21, 2026, marking another milestone in the park’s legacy of providing world-class entertainment.
Meanwhile, guests can also explore other attractions such as AGILA The EKsperience: SARIBUHAY, an immersive theater experience showcasing the Philippines’ rich biodiversity. The attraction recently received the Best ASEAN New Tourism Attraction award from the ASEAN Tourism Association.
Thrill-seekers can also ride the upgraded Space Shuttle, EK’s iconic roller coaster which now features improved ride system technology and a reimagined thematic experience, ensuring a safer yet more exciting adventure for guests.
With these renewed attractions and experiences, Enchanted Kingdom continues to strengthen its commitment to delivering magical and world-class entertainment for Filipino families and visitors from around the region. | Joel Cabactulan
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