Six Flags completes $8 billion merger deal with Cedar Fair
This deal creates one of the largest chains of amusement parks in North America.
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Jul 2, 2024, 10:19 AM
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2ds agoSix Flags Great Adventure just got bigger with more amusement parks.
Six Flags and Cedar Fair finalized an agreement, officially merging the two companies under one name: the Six Flags Entertainment Corporation. This deal creates one of the largest chains of amusement parks in North America.
The merger is worth an estimated $8 billion.
Cedar Fair's president says the agreement will result in new rides and state of the art technology for parkgoers.
There will be a total of 42 parks under one name. However, it’s not clear if parkgoers can get season passes to check out all the amusement spots.
