Is Six Flags going through big changes?
New trademark applications are raising question about the future of Six Flags theme parks. What about Cedar Point and Kings ...
Several properties’ names could be changed to “Enchanted Parks.” Schlitterbahn in Galveston appears to be on the list of ...
EW has viewed trademark documents that point toward major alterations to several of the merged Six Flags/Cedar Fair companies ...
Notably absent from the filings are some of Six Flags’ biggest and most iconic destinations, including Cedar Point and Kings ...
Several recent trademark applications are raising questions about the future of several Six Flags parks. Are Frontier City ...
It's "the end of an era," as the Six Flags America and Hurricane Harbor location in Maryland is closing down after 26 years, the amusement park's parent company announced. Six Flags Entertainment ...
Brian Witherow, Six Flags Entertainment's executive vice president and chief financial officer, said that the company plans ...
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Trademark filings raise question: Will Six Flags sell water parks for "pure play" amusement model?
A closer look reveals the new trademark applications often align only with the water park or resort sides of existing Six Flags properties, leaving the main roller coaster parks unmentioned.
Six Flags is now the largest U.S. amusement park operator but faces significant post-merger challenges and underperformance. Learn more about FUN stock here.
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