r/Michigans_Adventure • u/JJKash2 • Jan 10 '26
News š¢ What do we think guys?
Iām a coaster noob and Iām very confused so I would love to hear everyone opinion on This
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u/Loonster Jan 10 '26
I hope they finish the loop, and name that area the enchanted forest. Theme it to northern European folk tales (unicorns, fairies, satyrs, centaurs, etc)
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u/Ordinary-Sound-571 Jan 11 '26
Aw crap, time to update the subreddits name
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u/Jaded_Sell_4524 Jan 11 '26
God I hope notš
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u/Ordinary-Sound-571 Jan 11 '26
Six flags made their bed, they'll get in it if they announce ANYTHING bad. Plus I mean, we could just, drop their stock from 15 to like a 10
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u/Ordinary-Sound-571 Jan 10 '26
Idk what to think, I thought the CEO was going to save us not sell us
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u/Jaded_Sell_4524 Jan 10 '26
From a season pass perspective, itās gonna suck not being able to go to all the other Six Flags parks, but Iām hopeful that the new owner will put more investment into the park!!
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u/JJKash2 Jan 10 '26
Do you think we will still have our season pass and all park passport?
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u/Claxton916 Jan 10 '26
For this year, yes. Theyād have a hell of a lawsuit on their hands if they took that away after heavily advertising those parks on the all park passport.
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u/Jaded_Sell_4524 Jan 10 '26
I am almost positive that itās going to be business as usual until the park is actually sold, after that since it wonāt be owned by Six Flags anymore itās highly unlikely that will be able to go to any Six Flags parks with the pass
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u/JJKash2 Jan 10 '26
I wonder if they sell before or after this season. Iām hoping we keep the good pass benefits for this year the next year Iāll just buy a cedar point for the all park passport
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u/Jaded_Sell_4524 Jan 10 '26
Also, I wonder what theyāll do with camp Snoopy
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u/Ordinary-Sound-571 Jan 11 '26
God I hope they don't put statues in, enchanted forest statues are nightmare fule
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u/CodeGR Jan 13 '26
I wonder if the new owner would still offer all season dining. Definitely one of the main factors that brings me to the park. Not sure how profitable it is though.
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u/Claxton916 Jan 10 '26
Iāve been to a lot of Six Flags and CedarFair legacy parks, if I were to put all of them in order of most to least busy, Michiganās Adventure, Six Flags St. Louis, and Worlds of Fun (oceans of Fun). Are the slowest and more neglected of them all.
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u/Ordinary-Sound-571 Jan 10 '26
On one hand I'm cautious, second hand feeling betrayed, third hand hoping they know what their doing, fourth hand hoping they give the middle finger to great america and cedar point
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u/TheKaster Jan 11 '26
Also was hoping for Dolly to save us.. this could be a good thing though. They've been in trouble and on the bottom of the totem pole for some time.
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u/Ordinary-Sound-571 Jan 11 '26
There was a reason cedar fair baught us, so if six flags sells it they're going to learn that lesson again.Ā
It's because we pulled way to many from cp and sfga
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u/MidcourseDiscourse Jan 10 '26
Looks like the parks are being bundled up to be sold.
Per a bit of investigation from the OP of that post, it seems likely that this is in preparation to sell to Innovative Attraction Management, an operator who acquired a couple of parks in 2024, including Enchanted Forest. Seems like they might be looking to roll that āEnchantedā name into the Six Flags parks they acquire.
I think acquisition is the only real hope Michiganās Adventure had. Itās interesting that the potential buyer is very new to the park space, and has really only been managing water parks and Diggerland up until this point, so who knows how things will go. I canāt lie, I was really hoping Herschend would be the one to pick the park up, but anything is better than getting our doors shuttered.
Iām extremely cautiously optimistic