Six Flags to Invest More Than $1 Billion Over the Next Two Years

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Six Flags Entertainment Corporation (NYSE: FUN), the largest amusement park operator in North America, today announced it will invest more than $1 billion over the next two years to enhance the guest experience at its 42 parks. The investments, which will total between $500 million and $525 million in both 2025 and 2026, will include new rides, attractions, themed areas, dining upgrades, and technology enhancements that are sure to deliver an unparalleled level of fun and excitement to guests of all ages.

In August, the company unveiled its capital investment for the 2025 operating season. Those plans include seven new roller coasters, along with an expanded roster of popular seasonal events. In addition, the new All Park Passport Add-On will allow season passholders and members to visit all 42 of the Company’s amusement and water parks beginning January 6, 2025.

Among the capital investments currently planned for the 2026 operating season:

  • Carowinds will introduce a record-breaking water ride
  • Canada’s Wonderland will add a new record-breaking water attraction
  • King’s Island will introduce a new family thrill attraction
  • Knott’s Soak City will receive a water park refresh and aesthetic enhancements
  • Six Flags Magic Mountain will debut a first-of-its-kind coaster in North America
  • Six Flags Great America will celebrate its 50th anniversary, debuting a new kids’ area, commemorative events and park enhancements
  • Six Flags Great Adventure will unveil a record-breaking launch coaster
  • Six Flags Over Texas will unleash a record-breaking dive coaster
  • Six Flags Mexico will introduce a family thrill boomerang coaster

The capital investments will go far beyond new rides. More than $80 million of the overall two-year spend will go toward food and beverage upgrades, including new restaurant concepts and improved menu offerings.

Six Flags and the individual parks will share more information on these and other investments as details and timetables are formalized.