Travis Kelce's Six Flags sells 7 amusement parks in $331 million deal
Travis Kelce's investment group is selling seven amusement parks to EPR Properties in a $331 million deal. The move is intended to improve liquidity and allow the company to focus on its most profitable locations.
Why it matters
This divestment highlights the volatility of celebrity-backed investments and the ongoing restructuring efforts within the amusement park industry.
Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end, might have a record breaking performance in the new season but one of his strategic investments have suffered in the last few months. In October 2025, the tight end teamed up with JANA Partners to invest $200 million into Six Flags and just a year later, the amusement park is set to sell its parks.Travis Kelce’s Six Flags set to sell some locations in a $331 million deal amid constant lawsuitsAs per ABC News, Travis Kelce’s Six Flags is all set to sell 7 of its amusement parks across North America and one in Canada in a move that was "designed to sharpen operational focus while further enhancing its liquidity position."The seven affected parks of the Six Flags include Valleyfair in Minneapolis, Minnesota; Worlds of Fun in Kansas City, Missouri; Michigan's Adventure in Grand Rapids, Michigan; Schlitterbahn Waterpark Galveston in Galveston, Texas;…
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