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Six Flags is a very large company for amusement parks.

Six Flags over Texas (Entrance)
Six Flags over Texas (Entrance)

It owns 42 different places to visit. These include theme parks and water parks. Some parks even have resorts for guests to stay in. Most of these parks are in the United States. You can also find them in Mexico, Canada, and Saudi Arabia.

Many people love these parks for the fun they offer. In 2024, over 50 million guests visited them. You might see famous characters at the parks. They have rights to use Looney Tunes and DC Comics. Some parks also feature Peanuts characters.

Knott's Berry Farm, 2025
Knott's Berry Farm, 2025

The company has a long history. It was formed on July 1, 2024. This happened when two big companies, Cedar Fair and Six Flags, joined together. This was called a merger. Before this, the original Six Flags park opened in 1961.

Carowinds aerial view, September 2017
Carowinds aerial view, September 2017

The new company is now based in Charlotte, North Carolina. It is the largest park company in North America.

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