Overview
- Six Flags announced the move on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, saying its Choctaw Stadium offices in Arlington will serve as the primary hub and the transition will finish by March 2027.
- The company said the relocation is intended to improve collaboration and day-to-day support by placing corporate leaders closer to its five Texas parks.
- Six Flags confirmed it will keep an office in Sandusky, Ohio, and continue investing in Charlotte-area parks such as Carowinds while many Charlotte employees will be offered the chance to relocate but exact job counts were not disclosed.
- Arlington and Six Flags identified no new taxpayer incentives tied to this announcement; the city’s earlier 2019 Chapter 380 deal that helped fund a prior headquarters move authorized up to $9 million and shows roughly $6.6 million paid through August 31, 2023.
- The relocation follows Six Flags’ 2024 merger with Cedar Fair that placed the combined company in Charlotte and reflects a post-merger reorganization focused on operational alignment and closer on-the-ground leadership for the park network.