Six Flags America Closes Its Doors
Six Flags, the parent company of the amusement park, announced its closure in May. The Maryland location, which was part of over 40 amusement parks across North America, has finally closed its doors.
For some, like Washington, D.C. resident Lise Bruneau, Six Flags America holds a special place in their hearts. It's where she started taking her family 16 years ago, and where her son learned to swim.
“We will feel its loss,” she said of the park. “I feel it already.”
The park, along with its water park Hurricane Harbor in Bowie, closed permanently on Sunday, drawing a crowd of all ages for a final day of reminiscing.
- Six Flags America was more than just an amusement park for many visitors.
- It held generations' worth of memories for families like Lise Bruneau's.
Author's summary: Six Flags America closes its doors after years of memories.
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