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