After more than 50 years of entertaining generations of visitors, California’s Great America will permanently close its doors in 2027, park operator Six Flags announced Friday.
The decision stems from Six Flags’ choice not to renew its land lease agreement for the property, which is set to expire in June 2028.
“After careful reflection, we have made the difficult decision that 2027 will be the park’s final season,” the company said in a statement.
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Millions of Visitors Since 1976
Since opening in 1976, California’s Great America has welcomed tens of millions of guests.
“For more than five decades, this Santa Clara theme park has brought people together, created family traditions and served as the backdrop for unforgettable memories,” said Dave Vosejpka, park manager at California’s Great America.
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California’s Great America: The Final Season
California’s Great America will kick off its official “Farewell Season” in March 2027, giving visitors one last opportunity to experience its signature roller coasters and attractions.
The park’s final day of operation will be Labor Day 2027.
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Full operational details for the 2027 season, including open dates and daily hours, will be released in the coming months.
Additional information regarding tickets and season passes for the final run can be accessed through the park’s official channel.
To learn more about the last season of California’s Great America, click here.
