Six Flags America Closes Its Doors
Six Flags America, the sole Maryland location of the amusement park chain, has closed its doors for good.
The park's parent company, which manages over 40 amusement parks across North America, announced the closure in May.
"We will feel its loss," said Lise Bruneau, a longtime visitor. "I feel it already."
For many, like Bruneau, the park holds generations' worth of memories. It was a place where families could come together and create lasting experiences.
- The park was more than just an attraction, it was a place where memories were made.
- Visitors came to bid farewell on the final day, reminiscing about past experiences.
Author's summary: Six Flags America closes permanently.
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