Six Flags has plans for 2025 and 2026, but of the 42 parks, St. Louis was not one of locations named for the company's capital investments in a news release.

Six Flags St. Louis park-goers ride the Mr. Freeze: Reverse Blast roller coaster on March 28, 2021. Post-Dispatch photo ...

EUREKA, Ill. — All Six Flags St. Louis guests younger than 15 years old will be required to be accompanied by a chaperone at this year's Fright Fest celebration, the theme park announced Friday.

This year, Six Flags St. Louis has banned smoking inside of its amusement park. FOX 2's Max Diekneite reports.

Six Flags St. Louis is one such entity facing Helene's remnants, so much so that the park announced it'd be closed Friday night. See their full statement here.

The deal puts Missouri theme parks Six Flags St. Louis in Eureka and Cedar Fair-owned Worlds of Fun in Kansas City under the same ownership.

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