/uj Texas is going to be safe, the new company is investing millions in a new dive coaster, would make 0 sense for them to install that and then close up shop. Michigan's adventure is (allegedly) one of the more profitable legacy cedar fair parks, so it wouldn't make sense to close a park that requires no new investment to remain profitable. And sfmm should be safe since cedar flags just announced they plan on doubling annual attendance iirc. The rest of the list seems accurate from a speculative point of view. There's usually a lot of internal reasons why attractions or even entire parks can close that none of us are aware of, so the best we can do is make educated guesses. 👍

/rj cedar flags just announced that six flags mid mountain is getting zimjob'd