Six Flags Entertainment is moving its corporate headquarters from Charlotte, North Carolina to Arlington, Texas, the company said.
The biggest regional amusement park operator in North America said the move will serve as the primary hub for the company’s corporate leadership and shared business functions.
According to John Reilly, the Six Flags president and CEO, this is all part of trying to improve and run things more smoothly.
“After an extensive review, we determined that concentrating our personnel, processes, and decision-making in our Arlington office, where a portion of Six Flags corporate employees are located, is the best path forward for the Company,” he said. “Bringing our corporate team together in the office will enhance collaboration across functions, strengthen our culture, and improve coordination among our new executive leaders as we further align our organization around our key strategic priorities and long-term vision.”
He added that Arlington is where the Six Flags story began decades ago with its opening of Six Flags Over Texas.
The Charlotte region won’t be forgotten, though, the company said. It added that Six Flags will continue to help the Charlotte metro area through its investments in Carowinds and Carolina Harbor.
“This includes Carowinds’ record-breaking new attraction, Rip Roarin’ Falls, which is on track to open in 2027,” Six Flags said.
The Sandusky, Ohio office, where Cedar Point is, is staying put, they said.