Six Flags Visitors on Park Changes for New York Times Feature

Seeking people to talk about Six Flags for The New York Times Other] Hi everyone! I'm Hannah Ziegler, a reporter for The New York Times. The mods gave me permission to post here. I'm looking to interview people for a story I’m writing about how views of Six Flags have changed in recent years, and whether it's still seen as a quality, affordable option for family fun. I know Six Flags closed its park in Maryland in the fall, and management has recently discussed future park closures or sales. I’m curious about how these discussions, as well as changes to the parks since the Cedar Fair merger, have impacted longtime Six Flags fans. Has your favorite park or ride gotten better or worse? Has the food or infrastructure changed? Do you worry about your local park closing, or has it already? I’m especially interested in chatting with people who take their families to the parks or who could discuss the quality of one particular location over time. If you're open to sharing your experience, please contact me at [[email redacted] with the subject line "Reddit Six Flags," message me on Reddit (hziegler12) or comment below. I'd love to highlight your perspectives as part of this story. Thank you!