Jan 17, 2026
Disventure Camp returns bigger than ever! This season brings together fresh new players and beloved fan favorites, split into Fans and Favorites, all battling for an incredible $1,000,000 prize, hosted by the show's brand-new host, Emily Campbell.
Jan 31, 2026
As the teams settle into camp, early alliances and tensions begin to form. A grueling relay challenge tests their teamwork, leading to the season's first major shake-up and a tense elimination.
Feb 14, 2026
After last episode's twist flips the game, the campers are thrown straight into a blazing volcano challenge. With nerves shot and alliances suddenly uncertain, the heat isn't just coming from the lava - it's coming from each other.
Feb 28, 2026
The Fans and the Favorites face off in a chaotic challenge, using corn to throw into their opponents' baskets in hopes they lose control and drop it. One wrong move could send a team spiraling-and leave someone exposed at elimination.
Mar 14, 2026
This season just got even crazier! A new immunity totem appears-but something feels off. A player gets exposed for having an advantage they don't actually have. After one final showdown, someone steps down from their legacy.
Mar 28, 2026
Welcome back to the Stawaki Carnival! Contestants must search for keys across different locations and take on carnival-themed challenges. As a sabotager is exposed, one player's true colors are revealed.
Apr 11, 2026
Emily is getting married! She's not, but this challenge was to give her the perfect bouquet with the correct flowers on the list. Somebody gets their revenge for the second time, even though it messes up their own social gameplay.
Apr 25, 2026
The contestants face a high-stakes musical challenge where performance and teamwork collide with strategy. As rivalries and alliances intensify backstage, standout numbers shine, but a shocking elimination blindsides a major player.
May 9, 2026
Contestants must pull the players of a pole and bring them to the other side. While one finally locks in for once, the other one is still not locked in as much. After a team's loss, it became very predictable for everyone who to eliminate.