Prince George’s County Seeks Public Input for New Name for Former Six Flags America Site
Residents are invited to participate in selecting a new name for the former Six Flags America site located in Prince George's County.
Washington, DC, July 28, 2026 —
Prince George’s County is engaging its residents in a significant decision: the renaming of the former Six Flags America theme park site. The county is inviting the public to submit suggestions for a new name for the expansive property located in Prince George’s County.
This initiative marks a new chapter for the site, which has been a prominent landmark in the region. The process aims to involve the community directly in shaping the future identity of the area. Specific details regarding the timeline for name submissions, the selection process, or potential future uses of the site were not immediately available.
The former theme park, which operated for several years, has been a subject of discussion regarding its future development and use. The county’s decision to solicit public input underscores a commitment to community involvement in such pivotal decisions. Further information regarding how residents can participate and the criteria for name submissions is expected to be released by county officials.
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