Six Flags Magic Mountain

[bdubsCEO]

No clue who this is, but it sounds like desperately needed good news for one of, if not the worst operated park in the country.

Six Flags appoints Casey Hamilton as manager of park operations for magic mountain​

https://www.linkedin.com/in/casey-hamilton-b56826124?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app

Literally worked his way up the food chain at the park

 

[chris.g]

No clue who this is, but it sounds like desperately needed good news for one of, if not the worst operated park in the country.

I’m sorry, but you need to get to other parks if you’re really gonna give SFMM that statement. In fact, I’d say SFMM has been better than KBF in operations the past 5 years!

 

[Rideguy70]

Agree... it certainly had a very long, rough period where things were pretty grim (which is what most people remember), but in the last few years, they've really shaped things up, operationally speaking. Is it perfect? No, it still has some hiccups. But nothing like what it was years ago.

There's especially a notable difference in guest relations and staff friendliness.

 

[Jerroddragon]

I think they are improving the park, its not perfect but I've had my pass again for about 18 months and last year compared to 2024 was a HUGE jump up in entertainment at the park and the events have just gotten better, even Fright fest having less was a good thing because then most houses were staffed at a good level and I had some of the best runs of my life in legacy mazes because of it

I think the new Looney tunes Land is a really good thing as well and honestly if the coaster keeps getting delayed, I hope they just take the L on that and replace Justice League in 2027 and give us the coaster in 2028 if need be

But anyway for the most the part they are getting better

I just wish the App let us see wait times, characters came out later most days and we had an event in the spring and at that point for the most part I'm pretty happy with it