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Six Flags selling 7 amusement parks, reveals locations leaving the global chain

Six Flags has announced that it will sell seven parks across its global portfolio.

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Which Parks Did Six Flags Sell? Full List Of Locations In $331 Million Deal

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Six Flags is selling 7 parks. See which ones, why.

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Michigan's Adventure sold off from Six Flags to new owners, company says

Six Flags, which owns dozens of amusement parks across the U.S. and Canada, is selling Michigan's Adventure along with six of its other parks.

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Six Flags agrees to sell seven parks

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Six Flags selling 7 beloved amusement parks for $345 million

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Six Flags to sell seven parks in North America

EPR Properties has entered an agreement with Six Flags to purchase seven parks.

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Six Flags sells 7 amusement parks, but keeps property in WMass

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Six Flags to sell 7 parks across the country

Six Flags St. Louis, Worlds of Fun sold to Missouri company

Six Flags is selling seven of its amusement parks, including Worlds of Fun and Six Flags St. Louis. The new owner is based in Missouri.

New Six Flags operator promises new rides, new name, more value

James Harhi, CEO and founder of Enchanted Parks called Six Flags St. Louis the “crown jewel” of the parks in its portfolio.

Six Flags St. Louis to get a new owner and a new name

Kansas City-based EPR Properties plans to acquire Six Flags St. Louis and six other regional Six Flags parks, including Worlds of Fun, in a deal valued at $342 million. EPR Properties said it will invest about $315 million, with park operators providing the rest.

Pasadena Star-News

Six Flags sells 7 smaller parks

The sale allows the nation’s largest amusement park chain to better focus on top money-making locations like Knott’s Berry Farm and Six Flags Magic Mountain.

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Six Flags announces agreement to sell 7 parks, says more investment planned for parks remaining under ownership

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, the parent company that owns Six Flags Great America in north suburban Gurnee, announced in a news release Thursday that it has reached an agreement to sell seven of its parks as part of the company's plan "to optimize and strengthen (its) park portfolio.