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Six Flags Entertainment to Add Seven New Rollercoasters in 2025, Upgrade Food Services

Aug 15, 2024 5:09 AM

07:35 AM EDT, 08/15/2024 (MT Newswires) -- Six Flags Entertainment ( FUN ) announced its theme park investments for 2025 on Thursday, including seven new roller coasters.

Six Flags also said it will upgrade and expand its food and beverage facilities in 2025 and that capital investments will focus on improving the parks' food preparation and delivery systems.

The company added that it is expanding its Gold and Prestige Passholders and Members unlimited admission and parking to all 42 amusement and water parks beginning Jan. 6.

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