Some new trademark applications by Enchanted Parks. (see attached image)
EDIT: Found a trademark for Enchanted Parks Great Escape Lodge.
This appears to be a park sale to Innovative Attraction Management and they are rebranding these parks and the parks in Old Forge, NY that they purchased in 2024 to the Enchanted Parks brand.
They buy time, but are replacing 2027 Notes at 5.375% and 5.5% interest with one at low-to-mid 9% interest.
From Bloomberg:
"Six Flags Entertainment Corp. is planning to sell $1 billion of dollar bonds in the riskiest tier of the junk market, testing investor appetite for the second such deal this week with CCC ratings.
The US amusement park operator is offering the six-year notes at low-to-mid 9%, with the proceeds earmarked to refinance debt due next year, according to a person with knowledge of the matter."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-06/park-operator-six-flags-taps-market-for-1-billion-in-junk-debt
Six Flags will probably opt to renew or extend the the Texas Partnership and still has majority ownership of the Texas partnership. By declining the buyout, they can avoid taking on another $344.2 million in debt to pay for the buyout.
The End-of Term Option from the last quarterly report:
https://d18rn0p25nwr6d.cloudfront.net/CIK-0001999001/6109e747-0c95-451d-91e6-6687f18de9f3.pdf
This is such a bad take. You might want to do some research on John Reilly and what he accomplished while he was at SeaWorld Parks and Resorts and Palace Entertainment/Parques Reunidos.
We might get a new CEO announcement soon.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jana-partners-provides-six-flags-131500178.html
"NEW YORK, Nov. 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- JANA Partners LLC ("JANA"), which along with its partners collectively own an economic interest of approximately 9% in Six Flags Entertainment Corporation (NYSE: FUN) ("Six Flags" or the "Company"), today announced that Dave Habiger has de-grouped from the JANA-led investor group to enable him to pursue a complementary opportunity involving the Company."
They probably couldn't find a buyer for these parks that wanted to operate them and will sell them for the land value. Herschend had to buy all of the Palace parks as a package, now they are unloading the parks they don't want.
The Boomers parks in California, Castle Park, Raging Waters Los Angeles, and Wet 'n Wild Emerald Pointe were sold to Lucky Strike Entertainment.
The Cartoon Network Hotel is dropping the license and being remodeled and rebranded to Dutch Wonderland Inn.
Activist investor, Land & Buildings, is pushing the company to sell off the land under the parks again. They sent out a letter to shareholders today.
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250925248557/en/Land-Buildings-Issues-Letter-Detailing-Why-Now-Is-the-Time-to-Finally-Unlock-Six-Flags-Substantial-Trapped-Real-Estate-Value
Siebert has been teasing a big project for 2027. At Winterfest he said B&M was involved. I wouldn't be surprised to see a hyper coaster in this location going around the water park and out by the parking lot.
It sounds like that is part of the plan.
Non core parks they own: Six Flags St. Louis, Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Six Flags Great Escape, Valleyfair, Worlds of Fun, Michigan's Adventure, Schlitterbahn New Braunfels.
La Ronde is a ground lease and Six Flags could sell all of the rides and operating rights there.
Ride Entertainment Systems Inc was on the last notice of commencement and they work with Lagotronics Projects.
https://ohwarren.fidlar.com/OHWarren/AvaWeb/#/image
https://www.lagotronicsprojects.com/en
https://rideentertainment.com/lagotronics/
They are selling off the unused land around the park, but Kings Dominion isn't going anywhere. The non core parks that could be sold are properties they own that are not one of the 15 largest parks.