Six Flags America Closes Permanently
Six Flags America has shut down permanently after 51 years of operation.
The 131-acre Maryland park in Bowie closed on Sunday, with wait times exceeding two hours for popular attractions like the Superman: Ride Of Steel roller coaster.
The closure was announced in May, and fans expressed concern on the final day, which was marred by mechanical problems on the roller coaster.
No official statement was given about the future of the park.
Contact information for the radio station that reported the news is available, including phone numbers and addresses.
Author's summary: Six Flags America closes after 51 years.
- Location: Bowie, Maryland
- Size: 131 acres
- Years of operation: 51
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