New $11 million family-friendly land coming to the Louisville park.
The new themed area with five rides is a replacement for Thomas Town.
Profit was 31 cents per share higher than expected.
The rent has been in dispute for years.
A total of 97 worker will be affected.
The reduction in workforce comes after a similar move at Six Flags Entertainment's Kings Dominion.
Mountain Ways Foundation is helping people affected by Hurricane Helene.
The park did not offer the number of layoffs.
Public records show a more definite end date, with the lease expiring on June 30, 2028.
The ride is planned for 2026.
It was previously announced that the park would eventually shutter as the land has been sold.
The resort has not commented on possible replacements.
The park confirmed its removal.
Several sources describe its imminent demise.
Nighthawk, Scream Weaver and Drop Tower will be removed from the amusement park.
A separate entity partially owns Six Flags Over Georgia and its water park.
The lawsuit arose after Disney claimed it was exempt from Measure L, a 2018 voter-approved living wage initiative.
The company is increasing the size of its fleet from 6 to 13 ships over the next several years.
The family's son fell out of the ride and died in 2022.
The groups say that the park discharges waste into the bay.
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