Six Flags and Cedar Fair to Merge (Nov 2023)

[Jrb1979]

Bumping this up with some surprising news coming out of my Six Flags park growing up.

Six Flags Over Georgia announcing this week it has cancelled the Christmastime event Holiday In The Park beginning this year.

The park says this is to help focus resources during busier times of the operational season.

This was a very well done event. It never seemed slow with crowds, and many considering it one of the best times to visit the park. Also surprising this particular Six Flags would be chosen to axe the event considering it is located in southern U.S. with milder Nov - Dec than northern parts of the country= more comfortable to visit and be outdoors.

Staffing may be a big factor. (?)

Very disappointed to learn this news.
Dollywood does a great Christmastime event every year, but we always enjoyed SFOG during the holidays when we went.

I'm not surprised they are cancelling these events. Six Flags Over Georgia isn't the only one. Great Adventure cancelled it too. Even though it gets decent crowds, the problem is they aren't profitable enough. For these events to do well profit wise, they need to fill it with families that pay day tickets. The other problem is many guests go to see the lights, shows and rides but don't spend money on food or merch.

 

[Baloo124]

Six Flags Over Georgia isn't the only one. Great Adventure cancelled it too.

And now just learning this...

Michigan’s Adventure cancels fall 2025 season, offers Cedar Point tickets instead

Michigan’s Adventure will no longer be open for the fall season to the shock and disappointment of many season pass holders.

www.mlive.com

Unfortunate for the people postponing their park days til later this year when cooler due to all the heat advisories around the country this summer.