Investment Group Including Kevin Durant Purchases Former Six Flags America Site in Maryland

The site of the former Six Flags America theme park in Prince George's County, Maryland, has been sold to a joint venture between 35V, an investment firm co-founded by NBA player Kevin Durant and Rich Kleiman, and Atlanta-based TPA Group. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on April 8, 2025.

, had been available for purchase since the park's closure. Six Flags America operated for five decades before closing in November 2024. The company stated that the closure aligned with its long-term growth plan, as the park was not a strategic fit.

According to WJLA, the park generated $3 million annually during its seasonal operations.

America, located in Woodmore, Maryland, opened in 1974 as a drive-thru wildlife center.

It underwent several name changes, including Wild World and Adventure World, before being rebranded as a Six Flags theme park in 1999. The park featured roller coasters such as Superman: Ride of Steel, Joker's Jinx, and Batwing, along with rides like Wonder Woman Lasso of Truth and Firebird. It also included the Hurricane Harbor waterpark, which was part of the standard admission.

In an announcement last year, Six Flags President and CEO Richard A. Zimmerman stated that after reviewing options, marketing the property for redevelopment would generate the highest value and return on investment.

George's County Executive Aisha Braveboy described the sale as a step forward for redevelopment in the county.

She envisions the property being developed as a mixed-use entertainment site and hopes it will host year-round activities, unlike the seasonal schedule of the former park. " — Aisha Braveboy (USA Today) Braveboy and the new ownership team plan to host events to involve area residents in discussions about the property's future use. The terms of the sale were not disclosed.