No, Six Flags filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy rather than Chapter 7. Chapter 11 bankruptcy is filed so that a company can restructure it's debt, eliminating much of it, and come out a stronger company. They may close some under performing parks or sell them to another corporation but the parks should remain open in the meantime.
Yes. Most of Six Flags bondholders also bought CDS protection, and unlike most bankruptcies where bondholders try their best for companies to stay away from Ch11, it is believed that in this case the bondholders actually pushed the firm to file for bankruptcy.
Chang is going to Six Flags St. Louis. That's where the trains were sent to. It is being taken down to make room for the waterpark expansion, Bonzai Beach, to open in 2011.
The theatres generally hoisted flags to say they were in business that day. The flags may have had an emblem suggested by the name of the Theatre.
Oh yeah. I love Six Flags. So worth going.
I am going to visit Houston, Texas and Six Flags over the summer.
An amount or balance of money that goes in and out of a business it pretty much keeps the business going if there is no cycle of money going in and out the business isn't really making good profit
Six Flags is planning to stay open at this time.
This Friday, @ six flags. im going[: it will be amazing ! the tickets are only 40$, so cheap !!!
it went the purposes is wen your business is going really well lol xx
if no one is going there anymore but really it depends on what company you have. Good luck hope you don't run out of business,
it is going to be where iron wolf used to be
Yes it is. Sorry for the bad news if you really like this company! :(