Kijsada Paradise (2026) – Official Trailer, Plot & Info

Published on

July 3, 2026

Plot

A group of friends sneak into an abandoned water park called Kijsada Paradise late at night, turning it into a game of hide-and-seek.

What starts as a bit of fun quickly shifts when one of them – a boy named Jod – mysteriously disappears inside the park.

When the group tries to figure out what happened, the situation turns darker., where strange encounters begin happening inside the decaying water park, and it becomes clear something inside the place is not just abandoned, it’s still active in a way they don’t understand.

To find their missing friend and escape, they have to go back inside the park — but what they find there makes it clear the real nightmare has already started.

Trailer

Key Information

Original title: Kijsada Paradise (กฤษดาพาราไดซ์)
Alternative spelling: Kritsada Paradise
Release year: 2026
Country: Thailand
Release date: 11 June 2026
Runtime: ~113 minutes
Genre: Horror / Supernatural / Thriller
Language: Thai
Director: Phontharis Chotkijsadarsopon
Production company: 13 Thirteen Studio
Filming location: Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Cast

Fourth Nattawat Jirochtikul
Yorch Yongsin Wongpanitnont
Yasaka Chaisorn
Sorathon Chaloemlapsombut
Pannawit Phattanasiri
Euro Waratthip Kittisiripaisan
Bhuripat Vejvongsatechawat

Style and Presentation

This is a supernatural survival horror set in a single location – an abandoned water park that slowly becomes more unstable the longer the characters stay inside.

It blends friendship drama with urban legend-style horror, where the setting feels like it has its own rules that the characters don’t understand.

Cultural Context

Thai horror often uses abandoned public spaces like schools, apartments, and amusement parks as its core setting, turning familiar places into something unsafe once they’re left empty.

Kijsada Paradise follows that tradition, using a real abandoned water park in northern Thailand as its backdrop, which adds to the grounded, slightly unsettling feel of the story.

The idea of a “cursed” or “sealed-off” location is a common theme in Thai supernatural folklore, where places connected to tragedy are believed to retain something after everyone leaves.