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Kevin Durant's Firm Acquires Six Flags Site for Revamp

4/9/2026

Summary

Story summary

Kevin Durant's investment firm, 35 Ventures, and TPA Group acquired the former Six Flags America site.
The 523-acre Bowie property closed in November 2025 after generating about $3 million annually for Prince George's County.
County Executive Aisha Braveboy said the ownership could transform the site into a year-round destination.
Community engagement events will gather input on future developments.
The county aims to serve all ages and boost local economic activity.

History

Historical Context

Six Flags America, located in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, closed on November 2, 2025, after being deemed financially unviable. The park's closure, which impacted Prince George's County's economy by approximately $3 million annually, follows a trend of redevelopment in the area, reminiscent of the 2006 Glen Echo Park closure. Kevin Durant's 35 Ventures and TPA Group plan to transform the site into a year-round destination, enhancing community engagement.

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Story summary

Kevin Durant's investment firm, 35 Ventures, and TPA Group acquired the former Six Flags America site.
The 523-acre Bowie property closed in November 2025 after generating about $3 million annually for Prince George's County.
County Executive Aisha Braveboy said the ownership could transform the site into a year-round destination.
Community engagement events will gather input on future developments.
The county aims to serve all ages and boost local economic activity.

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