Six Flags has announced that it will close or delay the opening of its theme parks in the United States, Canada and Mexico. While the announcement indicates that the parks will open until mid-May, it also indicates that this date may be further delayed.
Mike Spanos, the company’s chief executive, made the announcement on the Six Flags website. He showed that Six Flags monitors and follows the recommendation of the federal, state and local government regarding the COVID-19 outbreak.
Currently, the mandates of shelters on the site are in force in the United States, Mexico and Canada; therefore, we are postponing the opening or temporarily postponing the activities of the following parks until mid-May, or as soon as it is imaginable thereafter. “he said.
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It provides a complete list of Six Flags parks, adding locations in California, Arizona, Georgia, Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Illinois and Massachusetts. The list also includes places in Mexico.
A new Six Flags location in Montreal, Canada, now has its asthma to determine.
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The coronavirus outbreak has affected other amusement parks across the country, adding Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Hollywood Studios, such as Disneyland and Walt Disney World, which recently announced that they would make larger park closures for the foreseeable future.
Disneyland and Walt Disney World were to be closed between March 14 and the end of the month. However, both closures have recently been completed “until further notice”.
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Alexandra Deabler of Fox News contributed to the report.