Six Flags America Closes its Doors
Longtime visitors bid farewell to Six Flags America in Maryland as the park closed its doors permanently.
The park's parent company, which manages over 40 amusement parks in North America, announced the closure in May.
"We will feel its loss," said Lise Bruneau, a Washington, D.C. resident. "I feel it already."
For Bruneau, the park held more than just thrilling rides and games - it was a place of cherished memories, where her son learned to swim and her childhood love for amusement parks was rekindled.
- Six Flags America and Hurricane Harbor in Bowie closed on Sunday.
- The final day drew a crowd of all ages, gathered to reminisce and say goodbye.
Author's summary: Six Flags America closes permanently.
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