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FUN Six Flags Entertainment Corp

$11.41
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Closed $11.41
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EarningsNov 5
Mkt Cap$1.17B
Vol1.88M

About FUN

Six Flags Entertainment Corp. engages in operating amusement parks in North America. It operates amusement parks, water parks, and resorts. The company is headquartered in Charlotte, NC.
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energyinvestor11
$FUN JANA isn't doing the company any favors by demanding a sale. First off, interfacing with an investment banking firm will distract management when execution is CRITICAL right now. Second, money spent could be used to pay down debt (est $1M-$3M). Third, any potential investor will probably just buy the stock. Don't need to buy the entire company unless it's dirt cheap (e.g, $2 per share). Fourth, elevated rates and oil prices give potential buyers a lot of leverage in negotiations. Maybe I'm wrong and some Saudi prince will swoop in with a $25 per share offer, but I doubt it.
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fortmort22
$FUN im down bad here but ai think once we get some numbers and a better plan things will turnaround. Its been a brutal couple days....
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ohjustbecause817
$FUN 52 week low is 12 bucks and it keeps making news ones . The debt is equal to the value of equity of property. This is an absolute joke
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energyinvestor11
$FUN DIS raised prices for their parks. This is good news for FUN. Gives them room to increase rates, which they should do.
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fortmort22
$FUN Just renewed my gold pass going to try and squeeze one more trip in this year. So much fun!
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Itzjussmee
$FUN price movement on thisnis pretty obsurd. SF getting ready to post the first profit in a few quarters followed most likely by another profitable quarter. Next quarters estimated eps is around $2 a share which puts that profit at 17% of share price at $12 a share and its currently waynunder that.
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BryanStarlord
$FUN I was just looking at the chart, and, you wouldn’t know it. But this stock has actually gone up before.
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HankofTroy
$FUN the market is doing you a favor with this one; she ain't pretty but she's good for a bounce. Oversold
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R0yalTEA
$FUN Travis Kelce spends $200 Million on This Stock because his is an amusement Park #SuperFan Oh so this is what we are doing with TALYOR SWIFT Money Now
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Crazyjoeybob
$FUN When earnings come out it'll be good for sure IMO ! Mark this post! Attendance at the 4 parks Ive visited have been crazy for the past few months. Seems as they are doing something right or people are getting sick of the rip me off Disney parks!
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davoid57
$FUN Covid pretty much killed this back when it was just Cedar Fair and it was a L.P and it paid a nice dividend and litterly was a cash cow until it wasn't. Now theirs an activist investor hedge fund that is calling for the closure of Six Flags. Morale: FUN while it lasted. Nothing is guaranteed.
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topstockalerts
Six Flags Entertainment shares rose in after-hours trading Tuesday after activist hedge fund Jana Partners urged the company’s board to immediately hire an investment bank to explore a potential sale, The Wall Street Journal reported. Jana, which holds an approximately 9% economic stake worth about $200 million, cited frustration with Six Flags’ disappointing second-quarter results as the latest catalyst for its campaign. The activist investor has been pushing for changes for months, previously helping replace the company’s board chairman and advocating for the sale of noncore park assets, which led to a transaction involving several U.S. properties. Six Flags shares are down about 20% year to date in 2026 as the company faces a prolonged decline in attendance and consumer spending. The amusement-park operator also reported a larger-than-expected second-quarter loss, adding to pressure from Jana for strategic alternatives. $FUN
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Goonying11
$FUN this stock is called FUN because is "fun" for short sellers to short it LOL not for investors blindsided by dilution and operations that are on a long downhill slide and naivete investors like Kelce LOL
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ohjustbecause817
$FUN why the hell does this only have a 1.3 billion dollar market cap? Total Assets: $7.5 billion (which includes property, land, amusement rides, and infrastructure along with intangibles like brand names) One word " Debt "
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Crazyjoeybob
$FUN I have visited 4 core parks and they are extremely busy! Watch people buying a lot of merchandise , food (yes not meal plans but paying outright ) These are both Ohio parks, Atlanta and Chicago in the last 3 weeks. And now haunt/Frieght fest will be big! I will be visiting a few next month and update at that time. I honestly think they are on the right path and especially now if people want to make payments not just let them on an "honor system" I'd call it when you can just close your cc and move on if needed but now a credit report is needed and financed through a credit facility. We will see how it plays out but yes also they need to shed a few more parks that are not big $$ makers.
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ohjustbecause817
$FUN even though this has big time debt they own all the properties that are worth more than the debt so this is a crazy deal to buy this low.
fortmort22
$FUN this is x2 wiped out about 200 million in market cap. They would be smart to announce a new coaster is going in its place or it will become the X3 a new coaster is like 20 million. So this is unjustified
energyinvestor11
$FUN They finally closed X2. IMO, it's the right decision. The ride was a disaster from a liability and optics standpoint. Hopefully, they've done a safety review, and there won't be any more X2 situations.
johnnygogogo
$FUN owns over 7,200 acres of land. All listed at historical carrying value on their balance sheet.
KryptonResearch14
$FUN Jana Partners wants Six Flags sold. The activist called on the board Tuesday to immediately hire a bank to explore a sale, citing disappointment with Q2 results, per WSJ. This is an escalation, not an introduction. Jana built a ~9% stake last fall alongside Travis Kelce and has been pushing operational changes since. The Q2 numbers behind the letter: net loss widened to $202.6M from $99.6M a year ago. But the operating core improved. Same-park revenue rose 2.4%, attendance rose 4%, and adjusted EBITDA climbed 7% to $248.9M. The wider loss came with higher interest expense and a $157.4M income tax provision. Shares are down roughly 42% over the past year, with a market value of about $1.2B as of Tuesday.

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