If you’ve ever stepped into the quirky, ghost-filled world of Boo Blasters on Boo Hill, you probably remember two things: blasting ghosts and spotting Boocifer lurking around every corner.
Now, after 15 years of spooky fun, the ride has officially closed at Kings Island—and in a twist that longtime fans will love, pieces of the attraction are getting a second life through a limited-time auction.
Browse the Boo Blasters Auction Now
A Chance to Own Boo Hill History
Kings Island has opened an auction featuring original props straight from Boo Hill. From ghostly figures to set pieces that once lit up targets, this is a rare opportunity to bring home a physical piece of the park’s history.
Here’s what you need to know:
- Auction begins: March 18, 2026 at 10:00 AM
- Auction ends: March 27, 2026 at 10:00 PM (with extensions for active bids)
- Important note: No shipping is available, so winners must pick up their items in person
For collectors and theme park fans, this isn’t just memorabilia—it’s a nostalgic time capsule from one of the park’s most interactive attractions.
The Story Behind Boo Blasters on Boo Hill
Originally opening in 2010, Boo Blasters on Boo Hill was Kings Island’s take on the classic interactive dark ride. Guests boarded spooky vehicles armed with laser blasters to help capture mischievous spirits who had escaped from the underworld.
At the center of it all was Boocifer, the playful ghost who guided riders through the haunted chaos. The ride leaned into humor more than horror, making it a family-friendly experience that quickly became a staple in the park’s lineup.
While it may not have had the cutting-edge technology of newer attractions, Boo Blasters thrived on charm, repeatability, and a bit of friendly competition. High scores became bragging rights, and for many guests, it was a must-do every visit.
Why It Closed
After a solid 15-year run, the decision to retire Boo Blasters reflects a broader trend across the industry—refreshing legacy attractions to make way for more immersive and story-driven experiences.
And that leads us to what’s next.
What’s Coming Next: Phantom Manor
Kings Island has already confirmed that Boo Blasters will be replaced by Phantom Manor, a reimagined haunted attraction that promises a deeper storyline and upgraded effects.
While details are still emerging, Phantom Manor is expected to bring a more atmospheric and narrative-driven experience compared to the lighthearted tone of Boo Blasters. Think less arcade-style shooting and more immersive storytelling, likely aligning with modern dark ride expectations.
For longtime fans, it’s bittersweet. Boo Blasters was simple, silly, and endlessly replayable. But the future points toward something bigger, more detailed, and potentially more memorable in a different way.
One Last Chance Before It Vanishes
The auction gives Boo Blasters a proper sendoff. Instead of disappearing entirely, pieces of the ride will live on in homes, collections, and maybe even themed rooms dedicated to park history.
And honestly, there’s something fitting about that.
Boo Hill was always about ghosts that refused to stay put. Now, they’re doing exactly that—escaping into the real world, one auction lot at a time.