Travis Kelce, the 37 year old tight end, has been focusing on his career on the field while one of his investments has continued to land in trouble in the last few months. As the Kansas City Chiefs look to bounce back on the field after consecutive losses, Travis Kelce’s investment in Six Flags faces a new hurdle.
Travis Kelce backed Six Flags faces a closure of the iconic park as the company faces low profitability and legal issues
A few hours ago, the star tight end Travis Kelce’s investment in Six Flags is facing a new issue as the company has announced that the California’s Great America in Santa Clara, California, will permanently close on Labor Day, September 6, 2027, after operating for more than five decades.In a statement to PEOPLE, Dave Vosejpka, park manager of California’s Great America, said, “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…”Dave Vosejpka, park manager of California’s Great America, added, “The Farewell Season is an opportunity for generations of Bay Area guests to return, spend time with family and friends, and revisit the attractions and traditions that have made the park in Santa Clara, California, such a meaningful part of the community.”According to the New York Post’s recent report, the closure of the park is linked to the low profitability that Six Flags have been facing for the last few months.New York Post’s recent report reads as, “Executives told investors that Great America ranked near the bottom of the company’s portfolio in profit margins, with the high cost of operating contributing to the decision not to renew the lease.”However, Six Flags has not confirmed the speculations yet as the company continues to remain involved in a number of legal issues.Six Flags’ website read as, “From iconic rollercoasters and family attractions to the kid-sized fun of Planet Snoopy and the splash-filled excitement of South Bay Shores Waterpark, guests can enjoy a full day of unforgettable experiences all with one admission…In 2027, the park celebrates its Farewell Season, offering one final opportunity to experience a Bay Area tradition before its final day of operation on Labor Day 2027.”The announcement has now sparked a number of different emotions among fans as Six Flags have also found themselves in controversial legal issues.
Six Flags witnessed a tragic death and brutal injuries as Travis Kelce keeps himself away
Just last month, a 42 year old school teacher from Atlanta was ejected from his seat in Six Flags Georgia and died a tragic death.Even before that, there had been many speculations about Six Flags’ safety. Amid all the mess, Travis Kelce has kept himself away from the mess after investing in the company last year.