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Six Flags to Close Six Flags America in 2025 and California’s Great America in 2027

The strategy relies on a Prologis sale-leaseback to unlock value through land redevelopment.

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Overview

  • Six Flags America in Bowie, Maryland, will shutter at the end of its 2025 season after being deemed low-margin and misaligned with the company’s long-term growth plan.
  • California’s Great America in Santa Clara is scheduled to cease operations after the 2027 season unless Six Flags exercises its lease extension option under its Prologis agreement.
  • The planned closures stem from a post-merger portfolio review following Six Flags’ July 2024 combination with Cedar Fair, creating North America’s largest amusement-park operator.
  • Cedar Fair sold the 112-acre Santa Clara site to Prologis in 2022 for $310 million, and Prologis is now exploring redevelopment concepts for the property.
  • Six Flags is reallocating capital to higher-margin parks and streamlining operations through strategic real estate transactions and park optimization.