Six Flags

Status Updates

As of the most recent available information, Great America in Illinois (formerly Six Flags Great America) is not closing. The park remains open and continues normal seasonal ope...

theme-parks

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation is the public company that owns and operates the Six Flags theme park brand. It is not a privately held group but a publicly traded company,...

Status Updates

Six Flags has announced closures for six properties as part of ongoing portfolio and cost management. This status clarifier explains which locations are closing, the primary dri...

theme-parks

Superman-themed roller coexist at multiple Six Flags parks, and changes over time have included permanent closures, relocations, retheming, and refurbishments. The exact "what h...

Travel and Amusement

Six Flags Fright Fest is designed more for thrill and spooky atmosphere than pure terror, so most guests experience moderate, managed scares rather than extreme horror. The even...

Attractions and Rides

Six Flags record-breaking coasters define measurable extremes in height, speed, length, and inversions across the portfolio. This overview comports verified milestones, engineer...

status-queries

Fright Fest is a seasonal Halloween-themed event held at several Six Flags parks, transforming the park into a festival of haunted houses, scare zones, and live entertainment af...

amusement-parks

Great America is a seasonal amusement park in Santa Clara, California, owned by Six Flags. It operates a spring-to-fall schedule and is typically closed on Mondays and Tuesdays...

Amusement Park Thrill Rides

The Giant Drop at Six Flags is a high‑intensity drop tower ride that launches riders upward and then releases them in a near‑vertical freefall toward the ground. Designed as...

Status Updates

The opening date for a new Six Flags attraction depends on manufacturer delivery, on-site installation, testing, regulatory inspections, and seasonal park planning. Construction...