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Six Flags Entertainment has appointed John Reilly as its new President and CEO, effective December 8, following a challenging summer with attraction breakdowns and attendance drops.
Silverwood Theme Park, founded by the Norton family in 1988, is being sold to Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation, a major operator of theme parks across North America.
Six Flags faces a federal class-action lawsuit alleging it misled investors about park conditions before its merger with Cedar Fair. The suit claims neglected maintenance led to financial losses and a
Six Flags Entertainment Corporation plans to sell or close more amusement parks, focusing on high-performing assets after recent closures and an attendance dip.
Cedar Point's 2025 season concluded with visitor complaints about frequent ride closures and staffing issues, raising questions about the park's operational standards.
Selim Bassoul, former Six Flags CEO and executive chairman, is stepping down, marking the second top executive departure in three months following the Cedar Fair merger.
Florida's major theme parks remain exempt from state ride safety oversight, a policy critics link to political donations. This continues despite a recent fatal incident at Universal's Epic Universe, r
Industry experts explain the multi-layered safety protocols for theme park rides, from design and testing to daily inspections, underscoring high safety standards.
Mountasia Marietta and Malibu Norcross, two family fun centers in metro Atlanta that operated for over 30 years, are closing permanently this Monday due to increased competition.
Six Flags St. Louis faces potential closure concerns as its parent company, Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, reports a $100 million net loss and declining attendance across its parks. Despite comp
