The abandoned Six Flags site in New Orleans East is set for a $500 million redevelopment, with completion expected by 2028.

A production studio, sports complex, indoor water park and hotels are planned to take the space of the abandoned Six Flags site.

The City has pitched in $1M for site work, but developers say $50M more in public funding is needed to complete the $500M Bayou Phoenix project.

The operating agreements with Eastern Sports Management and American Resort Management are still preliminary, but they represent critical progress for a project that remains on track despite years of ...

Can a movie studio, water park, youth sports complex, and hotel succeed where Six Flags failed in New Orleans East? Those are businessman Troy Henry’s plans to redevelop the site, in a project dubbed ...

Bayou Phoenix LLC will announce major development partners and updated plans for the long-vacant former Six Flags and Jazzland site during a public forum March 6, marking a significant step forward in ...

NEW ORLEANS — The team redeveloping the old Six Flags site in New Orleans East is ready to make some major announcements. Bayou Phoenix developer Troy Henry is set to reveal his partners for the $500 ...

HOLD NEW LEADERSHIP ACCOUNTABLE. RESIDENTS ARE SET TO GET A MUCH ANTICIPATED UPDATE ON THE FORMER SIX FLAGS SITE. SO TODAY DEVELOPERS WILL INTRODUCE NEW PARTNERS TO RESIDENTS DURING A PUBLIC MEETING.

Six Flags will offer a new twist on one of its most popular season passes that will bundle together access to Knott’s and Magic Mountain with other parks in Northern California, Arizona and Mexico for ...

Six Flags is selling off seven of its parks. A company called EPR Properties will buy the parks for $331 million, Six Flags Entertainment Corp. announced in a news release on March 5.

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation has launched an enhancement to its Gold season passes and memberships with the addition of regional park access, delivering more flexibility, variety and value for ...