I visited this park in 2022, when I was working at Hersheypark. I rode Superman next to a boy who was visiting from Britain...he wanted to visit an "American theme park." I told him it was a pretty poor representation of the parks here. I wonder if he ever went to another, better park during his trip!

As soon as the merger was announced, several parks came to my mind as being potentially "at risk" due to multiple parks in the same area, of which Six Flags America was one.  I had the opportunity to visit this park in 2014, along with Dorney, Six Flags Great Adventure aka NJFTP for those around from the Terpy days, Kings Dominion, and Carowinds on a Fourth of July weekend coaster trip. I thoroughly enjoyed the rides I took on Roar, Apocalypse (now Firebird), and Wild One; additionally, I also took my first (regrettable) ride on a Vekoma SLC and walked away with a splitting headache. The one at Kentucky Kingdom was a little more tolerable with the new trains, however. In terms of coasters, I'd like to see Firebird (opened as the first B&M at Six Flags Great America: Iron Wolf), and especially Wild One saved, given the latter's status and old school charm.

I'm not too surprised given that park's reputation. I'm sure there are other factors in that decision as well - most likely annual revenue vs cost of operation. I do feel sorry for the residents of Baltimore and surrounding areas who are losing their local park though.

Who is the executive?

I predict every single coaster in this park is a goner.   If they have a heart, they’ll save Wild One.  But frankly it’s not marketable enough to relocate. A certain SF Exec has an axe to grind with Intamin… so Superman will get scrapped.