For Q4 2025, Six Flags generated 650089000 in revenue, down year over year due to lower attendance, while reporting a net loss of 92384000 and operating loss of 24894000. Adjusted EBITDA totaled 165494000 as higher per capita spending partially offset attendance declines.

In Q3 2025, Six Flags faced a $1.2 billion net loss primarily due to a $1.5 billion goodwill and intangibles impairment charge, although Adjusted EBITDA remained nearly flat and attendance improved slightly. The company saw strength in out-of-park revenues and ongoing strategic integration efforts.

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation announced its first quarter 2025 results, with net revenues totaling $202 million and a net loss of $220 million. The results were significantly impacted by the merger with legacy Cedar Fair, which closed on July 1, 2024, and the seasonal nature of the business, with most parks closed during the quarter. Despite weather challenges, the combined company saw a 1% increase in attendance in April.

Six Flags delivered a solid Q4 2024 performance with revenue of $687 million, a significant increase due to the merger with legacy Cedar Fair. The company reported a net loss of $264 million, primarily due to merger-related costs and tax provisions. Adjusted EBITDA reached $209 million, reflecting operational efficiency and cost synergies.

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation reported a net revenue of $1.35 billion and a net income of $111 million for the third quarter of 2024, which includes the impact of the merger with Cedar Fair. The company is targeting at least $800 million of annual unlevered pre-tax free cash flow by 2027.

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation announced the second quarter results for legacy Cedar Fair and legacy Six Flags. Legacy Cedar Fair experienced record revenues and attendance, while legacy Six Flags saw a slight decrease in revenue but an increase in net income. The merger integration is proceeding well, with early initiatives focused on enhancing the guest experience and ensuring consistency across park operations.