beastfan11 Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago Quote WINDERMERE, Fla. — March 4, 2026 — Enchanted Parks, a leading owner and operator in the entertainment and leisure industry, announced today that it has partnered with EPR Properties (NYSE:EPR), a leading diversified experiential real estate investment trust specializing in select enduring experiential properties, to acquire six established regional parks from Six Flags Entertainment Corporation (NYSE:FUN) as part of a transaction expected to close in March, subject to customary approvals. Read More Parks include: Worlds of Fun – Amusement & Water park, Campground – Kansas City, MO Valleyfair – Amusement & Water park – Minneapolis, MN Six Flags St. Louis – Amusement & Water park – St. Louis, MO Schlitterbahn Water park Galveston – Water park – Galveston, TX Michigan’s Adventure – Amusement & Water park – Muskegon, MI Six Flags Great Escape – Amusement & Water park, Hotel – Queensbury, NY Water Safari Resort – Amusement & Water park, Hotel, Campground – Old Forge, NY Diggerland USA – Amusement & Water park – West Berlin, NJ Six Flags Press Release La Ronde will become a part of Premier Parks’ portfolio Quote
brenthodge Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 12 minutes ago, beastfan11 said: Read More Parks include: Worlds of Fun – Amusement & Water park, Campground – Kansas City, MO Valleyfair – Amusement & Water park – Minneapolis, MN Six Flags St. Louis – Amusement & Water park – St. Louis, MO Schlitterbahn Water park Galveston – Water park – Galveston, TX Michigan’s Adventure – Amusement & Water park – Muskegon, MI Six Flags Great Escape – Amusement & Water park, Hotel – Queensbury, NY Water Safari Resort – Amusement & Water park, Hotel, Campground – Old Forge, NY Diggerland USA – Amusement & Water park – West Berlin, NJ Six Flags Press Release La Ronde will become a part of Premier Parks’ portfolio Well - they pretty much knocked out most of the MidWest region, so I hope they look at a realignment for their new GOLD REGIONAL PASS since we are down to what now? Great AMerica, Cedar Point and KI? Quote
beastfan11 Posted 7 hours ago Author Posted 7 hours ago 3 minutes ago, brenthodge said: Well - they pretty much knocked out most of the MidWest region, so I hope they look at a realignment for their new GOLD REGIONAL PASS since we are down to what now? Great AMerica, Cedar Point and KI? I know I sound like a broken record, and plenty will chime in to disagree, but this is why I always wait until closer to the beginning of the season to decide on what pass to buy. I’d rather know what I’m getting into as opposed to things changing and potentially overspending on perks, etc. Quote
Timchat2 Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago It's kind of surreal that two legacy Cedar Fair parks, Worlds of Fun and Valleyfair (the one that provided the "fair" part of the "Cedar Fair"), will no longer be associated with Cedar Point. Likewise it is strange to have one of the original Six Flags parks, Six Flags St. Louis (originally Six Flags Over Mid-America), no longer in the Six Flags chain. Quote
brenthodge Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 21 minutes ago, beastfan11 said: I know I sound like a broken record, and plenty will chime in to disagree, but this is why I always wait until closer to the beginning of the season to decide on what pass to buy. I’d rather know what I’m getting into as opposed to things changing and potentially overspending on perks, etc. I didnt purchase this year - I bought during the all parks for 19.99 if you buy at crappy SixFlags Over GA promo LOL. I jkust think they need to look at the regions and make sure there is an even distrbution of parks and experiences. It feel like EAST is pretty heavy on larger parks 1 Quote
Imperial79 Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago Kind of surprised this was announced today, I thought they might wait till at least halfway through the year. Good luck to 6 parks that are being sold. Quote
Orion-XL200 Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago INTERESTING......... What I don't see is what happens with the staff....do they transition to EPR employment for 2026 or do they remain under Six Flags? I do wonder if there is any agreement (unknown via release) if there are any ride relocations being planned. Such an interesting happening. Quote
DeltaFlyer Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago Quote Is my Dining Pass / Fast Lane / Photo Pass / Drink Plan still valid? Details on how these programs will be handled are still being worked through and information will be shared prior to completion of the sale of these seven parks. Per the Terms and Conditions of your dining plan, participating locations and menus are subject to change. Consistent with that provision, we are updating the participating parks for the 2026 season to reflect the new Six Flags portfolio. To ensure you are receiving fair value for your dining plan purchase, we are providing you with a $10 credit to be used in F&B at your home park this season. So- are these parks going to have their all-season fast lanes and dining plans ripped away? Quote
Orion-XL200 Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago 4 minutes ago, DeltaFlyer said: So- are these parks going to have their all-season fast lanes and dining plans ripped away? Not for this year. Quote
johnjniehaus Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago Not happy about this one considering EPR currently owns my new home park of Wild Waves.... I think the last time WW got a new ride was 2011 and that was a kiddy flat ride. They "can't afford to" fix rides that break and as soon as the light rail moved in now they are shutting down because the property became valuable for condos. EPR is a horrible management company that only looks to extract whatever they can from the parks before running them into the ground and eventually selling the property if/when it becomes profitable to do so 1 Quote
SmartCat7162 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago I was super surprised to see the combined attendance for these parks it is literally nothing at all. 4.5 million is a decent amount, but I would be more interested in what there margins look like. If they have razor thin margins already I doubt we will see much investment in the parks. Hopefully, these parks will be well taken care of. I like to think that this fate is better then just shutting down these parks. 1 Quote
johnjniehaus Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 55 minutes ago, SmartCat7162 said: I like to think that this fate is better then just shutting down these parks At a minimum they will get long slow painful deaths which is better for us than just shutting them down now. Best case scenario they actually perform better 2 Quote
CedarPointer Posted 25 minutes ago Posted 25 minutes ago 6 hours ago, Orion-XL200 said: Not for this year. If that's true, which they're refusing to confirm or deny, maybe they should say that instead of "we can change whatever we want whenever we want, but here's $10 to go away". Quote
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