After it was announced that the longest-running branch in the United States, Six Flags America, will close its doors, alarm bells went off in Mexico as many users have thought that this could expand to the iconic CDMX park, so here we tell you the whole truth.
Will Six Flags Mexico and its Hurricane Harbor water park close its doors?
The truth is that at the moment no, the closure of the long-standing park was a move made by its investors, however they have not mentioned whether there will be more closures, at least Six Flags Mexico can be said to be safe.
Which Six Flags park closed?
The park that closed was Six Flags Americaa complex that since 1974 operated as one of the main entertainment centers on the east coast of the United States. Originally, the place was opened under the name The Wildlife Preserveand later evolved into an amusement park. In 1999 it was acquired by Six Flags Entertainment, becoming one of the busiest spots for families in Maryland and nearby states.
For 50 years it offered attractions such as Superman: Ride of Steel and Joker’s Jinxplus an attached water park called Hurricane Harbor Maryland. Its final closure on November 2, 2025 surprised frequent visitors and workers who considered the park a second home.
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Why did Six Flags America close?
The decision to close Six Flags America responds to a internal restructuring derived from the merger with Cedar Fair. The company explained that the park “was no longer strategic” within its new growth model, and that the land it occupies – about 500 hectares – could be used for more profitable projects.
Added to this is that Six Flags has faced significant financial losses in recent years, with a drop in the number of visitors and a reduction in net profits. These factors forced the company to review its property portfolio and focus on parks with greater potential for expansion and modernization.
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Will Six Flags close all its parks?
No. The closure of Six Flags America It doesn’t mean the end of the entire chain. The company maintains other parks in operation such as Six Flags Magic Mountain in California, Six Flags Over Texas and Six Flags Mexico, among many more.
However, the company has indicated that it will review each property to ensure its long-term viability. One of the cases under review is Six Flags California’s Great America, which could close at the end of its lease in 2027 if it is not renewed. Even so, the company has reiterated that it does not plan massive closures or abandon the entertainment business, but rather seeks to adapt to a new context of competition and diversification.
Will Travis Kelce be a Six Flags investor?
In the midst of the news of the closure, another piece of information emerged that caught the public’s attention: Travis KelceNFL star and Kansas City Chiefs player, became an investor in Six Flags. The athlete acquired, together with a group of partners, around 9% of the company for a figure close to 200 million dollars.
Kelce expressed that his decision is motivated by his emotional connection to the brand, as he grew up visiting Six Flags parks with his family. Their participation seeks to promote a new stage in the company, focused on improving the visitor experience and revitalizing the image of the park for new generations.
However, the fact that the closure of Six Flags America was announced shortly after Kelce’s investment generated controversy and confusion among fans. Some interpreted it as a sign of uncertainty about the future of the brand, while others see its arrival as an opportunity for renewal.
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