Six Flags America up for sale in August
Six Flags America will be for sale in August, and local officials are interested in another amusement park replacing it.
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AlpenFury launch coaster debuts at Canada’s Wonderland | POV video
AlpenFury, a new launch roller coaster at Canada’s Wonderland, contains nine inversions; watch a POV video of the ride.
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When is California’s Great America closing?
California’s Great America, a theme park owned by Six Flags, will eventually shutter permanently, but when is the closing date?
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DC Heroes and Villains Fest is bigger and better in 2025 at Six Flags Magic Mountain | Report
DC Heroes and Villains Fest is back at Six Flags Magic Mountain near Los Angeles with a bigger production for its second year.
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Six Flags & Cedar Fair merger: 1 year later
Six Flags and Cedar Fair merged on July 1, 2024; one year later, how has the mega-corporation changed its theme parks?
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New coasters Siren’s Curse + Top Thrill 2 at Cedar Point | Ride reviews, POVs
The Siren’s Curse and Top Thrill 2 roller coasters at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, bring new feats for daredevils — plus coaster credits for enthusiasts — and we’ve got videos of both rides.
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Complete list of all 58 Six Flags parks following the Cedar Fair merger
Following the completion of Cedar Fair’s merge with Six Flags, the combined company — Six Flags Entertainment Corporation — owns 56 parks.
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Busch Gardens Williamsburg | Carowinds | Cedar Point | Kings Island | Six Flags | Theme Parks | United Parks & Resorts
10 new roller coasters and rides opening this summer outside of Orlando (with POVs)
New roller coasters and rides welcome theme park guests at Six Flags, Busch Gardens, Carowinds, Cedar Point, Hersheypark for summer 2025.
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Attractions Expert Q&A: Brad Merriman shares a birthday with Disneyland, but 15 years apart
Brad Merriman has worked with theme parks around the world, providing planning, advisory, implementation, and management.
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Six Flags removing park presidents at all locations
Six Flags Entertainment Corporation will remove 27 park presidents from their roles across the company’s collection of amusement parks.
