Summary
Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California plans to demolish two well-known rides aimed at young children. The rides, Magic Flyer and Tweety’s Escape, will be removed as part of changes at the park, which has been open since 1971. Six Flags, which operates multiple amusement parks, has experienced financial challenges recently.
Key Facts
- Six Flags Magic Mountain will remove two rides known as Magic Flyer and Tweety’s Escape.
- The park is located in Valencia, California.
- Magic Flyer is a small roller coaster for young children, reaching a height of 10 feet.
- Tweety’s Escape involves cages that gently sway in a circular motion.
- The rides have entertained children for many years and are considered gentle attractions.
- Permit filings value the two rides at a total of $20,000.
- The demolition aligns with ongoing changes and upgrades at the park.
- Six Flags has faced financial challenges and reported lower-than-expected results recently, although the company did not specify why the rides are being removed.
