Six Flags Invests $1 Billion in Theme Parks; Kingda Ka, Green Lantern Coasters Retired

Six Flags Revamps Coaster Lineups at New Jersey, California Parks

Jackson, NJ – Six Flags is investing $1 billion in its theme parks across the country, including major changes to two of its most popular locations. Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey and Six Flags Magic Mountain in California will both see significant coaster lineup changes in 2023.

Kingda Ka to Close at Six Flags Great Adventure

Perhaps the most notable change is the retirement of Kingda Ka at Six Flags Great Adventure. The world's tallest and fastest roller coaster when it opened in 2005, Kingda Ka will close permanently after the 2022 season. The park has not yet announced what will replace Kingda Ka, but rumors suggest it could be a new hypercoaster or a water ride.

Green Lantern Coaster to Close at Six Flags Magic Mountain

Six Flags Magic Mountain is also saying goodbye to one of its most popular coasters, Green Lantern. The coaster, which opened in 2011, will close permanently on September 11, 2022. Six Flags Magic Mountain has not yet announced what will replace Green Lantern, but it is expected to be a major new attraction.

Six Flags Investing in New Attractions

In addition to retiring Kingda Ka and Green Lantern, Six Flags is also investing in new attractions at its parks across the country. These new attractions include: * **Six Flags Fiesta Texas:** A new water park called Hurricane Harbor Splashtown * **Six Flags Great Adventure:** A new dark ride called The Joker: Chaos Coaster * **Six Flags Magic Mountain:** A new roller coaster called Wonder Woman Flight of Courage * **Six Flags Over Georgia:** A new water slide complex called Hurricane Harbor * **Six Flags Over Texas:** A new roller coaster called Dr. Diabolical's Cliffhanger Six Flags is investing $1 billion in its theme parks across the country, with major changes coming to two of its most popular locations. Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey will see the retirement of Kingda Ka, while Six Flags Magic Mountain in California will say goodbye to Green Lantern. Both parks will also be getting new attractions, including new roller coasters, water parks, and dark rides.

Conclusion

The changes coming to Six Flags Great Adventure and Six Flags Magic Mountain are sure to excite coaster enthusiasts and theme park fans alike. Six Flags is investing heavily in its parks, and these new attractions are sure to make them even more popular destinations.