Overview
- On the Nov. 7 earnings call, CFO Brian Witherow said making the park portfolio “smaller and more nimble” is a priority.
- Executives outlined a core versus non-core framework, with underperforming parks either elevated toward top-tier results or divested.
- Six Flags America near Washington, D.C., closed permanently on Nov. 2 after a portfolio review.
- California’s Great America is slated for closure within a 2028–2032 window, and the company has monetized excess land near Kings Dominion.
- This strategy follows sharp 2025 attendance and revenue declines and heightened investor pressure, including an October stake of roughly 9% by Travis Kelce and JANA Partners.