SANDUSKY, Ohio – Theme park giant Six Flags is finalizing the layoffs of 10% of its full-time staff this month, including the elimination of numerous positions at Sandusky’s Cedar Point, part ...

Six Flags merges with Cedar Fair this year, adding Ohio's Cedar Point and Kings Island This year, Six Flags merged with Cedar Fair in an $8 billion deal, forming a theme park giant with 42 ...

Six Flags Entertainment Corp. (NYSE: FUN) is completing planned layoffs at parks and operations across its U.S. footprint, including Sandusky’s Cedar Point, according to company officials. These staff ...

Both parks are a point of pride for Ohioans. A year ago, Cedar Fair, the owner of the two parks, and many other amusement parks across North America, was merged with Six Flags as the parent company.

Currently, it's not known which parks, including Cedar Point and Kings Island, might be affected by the review. Six Flags' statement mentions no specifics. "Every park in our portfolio has a role.

SANDUSKY, Ohio – Attendance at Cedar Point and other Six Flags parks jumped 20% in October, the result of terrific fall weather and the increasing popularity of Halloween-themed events at the ...

The parent company of Cedar Point confirmed online speculation and surprised roller coaster fans by announcing they were set to remove Kingda Ka from New Jersey's Six Flags Great Adventure.

Cedar Point is hiring for 7,000 jobs at the Sandusky amusement park for the 2025 season with pay ranging from $13 to $17 per hour for workers ages 16 and older.