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California amusement park to close after more than 50 years
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Six Flags acquires roller coaster with 'world's largest zero-gravity stall' The steel roller coaster is set for a comeback after Six Flags acquired the attraction from the now-closed Fun Spot America Atlanta. (Credit: American Coaster Enthusiasts) A California amusement park will close its gates for the final time next year after more than 50 seasons in business. California’s Great America, owned by Six Flags, in Santa Clara said it will cease operations after it opted not to extend its land lease that expires in June 2028. The park’s final season will begin in March 2027 and end on Labor Day. SIX FLAGS GIVES FAN-FAVORITE ARIEFORCE ONE COASTER A SECOND LIFE The Patriot roller coaster takes riders through a 360-degree loop during a preview ride at California's Great America amusement park in Santa Clara, California.
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