Six Flags Sells 7 Parks to EPR Properties

0:00It's March 5 in Birmingham. Let's get into the news. Six flags just announced, it's selling seven of its theme parks in the United States and Canada to a real estate investment trust called EPR Properties for $345 million. The parts heading to new ownership include Michigan's Adventure in Muskegon, Schlitter Bond Water Park in Galveston, Texas, Great Escape in Upstate New, York, Laurent in Montreal, St. Louis in Missouri, Valley Fair near Minneapolis, and Worlds of Fun in Kansas City. This move lets six flags zero in on its top performing locations for growth and better visitor experiences while it keeps running 34 other. Parks across North America, including six flags over Georgia right next to Alabama. Fans won't notice big changes right away since all seven parts will keep running as usual through 2026 with season passes and memberships honored all year, even for multi-park access.

1:01Pricing stays the same as six flag spots for now, though it might shift later under EPR, which plans to keep the park names and schedules intact. Through next year, thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage. A pillow that plays your podcasts, music, a white noise privately. No earbuds required, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com