Six Flags hosting Investor Day at Cedar Point on May 20

From their Q4 results release this week:

“Six Flags announced today that it will host an Investor Day at its Cedar Point park on May 20, 2025, beginning at 9:00 AM ET. Additional details regarding event registration will be provided by the Investor Relations Department in the coming weeks.”

I know Investor Relations is still based at the Sandusky HQ2 so that may play a factor, but glad to see them choosing Cedar Point for this event. Not that it matters - and the company likely wouldn’t make a designation - but I wonder if they still consider Cedar Point the flagship of the chain.

Investormania!

Six Flags announced today that it will host an Investor Day at its Cedar Point park...

Still sounds so strange.

Maybe Bugs Bunny and Snoopy will pose together for a photo with Zimmerman in front of the old Town Hall Museum

Cedar Point really is a very complete park when it comes to not just rides, but food and beverage offerings, the hotels, the beach, etc. Maybe they use the opportunity to say they're going to build resorts at another park or two to grow revenue. I don't know. A Tuesday in May isn't likely to be all that busy from an attendance perspective to impress investors, unless they've got a bunch of school groups lined up.

I’ll be there sporting my sportcoat, looking to make some investments myself.

Seems more like contributions than investments. In bathroom near Happy Friar.

^^Someone tell this guy that a 1992 Charlotte Hornets Starter jacket is not a sportcoat.

I strategically allocate my deposits across multiple locations within the park, ensuring a well-diversified portfolio of contributions without overextending my resources. I would prefer to make all of my deposits at the Happy Friar, but it’s too risky, you need to diversify your bonds.

Just be careful where you lay that sport coat when making deposits. The market is bullish.

Six Flags is a terrible investment. They have no plan to grow the customer base or revenue. Only cost cutting for short term profits. Too much debt