Six Flags Entertainment Corporation announced Monday it would not be taking sole ownership of the Arlington park.

The company’s recent moves might be bad decisions, but they were the only options available for the struggling chain.

The parent company of Dorney Park has been busy in the new year as it attempts to conjure up a rosier financial future.

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If you’ve noticed a very tall new structure rising above Six Flags Over Texas, you’re not imagining things—a major milestone just happened in North Texas. The park has officially completed the tallest ...