Attendance totaled 2.8M guests, 1.6M of whom attended legacy Six Flags parks added in the merger. In-park per capita spending was $65.40. Out-of-park revenues totaled $24M, $5M of which relates to legacy Six Flags operations added in the merger. “While our start to 2025 was largely shaped by calendar timing shifts, weather variability, and near-term economic uncertainty, these are precisely the types of challenges our merger positioned us to more effectively navigate,” said Six Flags CEO Richard Zimmerman. “We remain focused on what we can control – integrating the combined company, optimizing our cost structure, driving demand by enhancing the guest experience across our properties, and laying the foundation for future growth and long-term value creation.”
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