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Six Flags Considers Ohio Park Name Changes
5 Oct
Summary
- Six Flags surveyed pass holders about renaming parks.
- Cedar Point and Kings Island names are being considered.
- No final decisions have been made on park rebranding.
Six Flags is currently evaluating potential name changes for its amusement parks located in Ohio, specifically Cedar Point in Sandusky and Kings Island in Mason. Surveys were distributed to select season pass holders to gather feedback on renaming possibilities.
The surveys presented various naming concepts, including options like "Six Flags Cedar Point" and "Six Flags Kings Island." Other suggestions involved appending "by Six Flags" or "A Six Flags Experience" to the existing names. This exploration aims to understand what resonates most with guests.
Park representatives have emphasized that these are research concepts and no definitive decisions regarding park names have been made. This is not the first time Six Flags has rebranded a park; the former Magic Mountain is now known as Six Flags Magic Mountain after the company's acquisition in 1979. Kings Island itself has a history of name changes, previously being Paramount Kings Island.
Separately, Six Flags has faced recent challenges, including the permanent closure of its X2 roller coaster at Magic Mountain due to ongoing legal issues involving alleged injuries.
