Six Flags (FUN) has had a “nightmare” of a summer following its merger with Cedar Fun due to severe thunderstorms and excessive heat, new rides being delayed, competition from new rivals, quality issues and economic uncertainty, Jacob Passy of Wall Street Journal reports. The company is looking to sell and close some parks to help it build more roller coasters and reduce debt, the paper adds.
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