Six Flags Zhejiang was a Six Flags theme park project that was under construction in Haiyan, Zhejiang, China.[1] The park was to contain attractions based on Looney Tunes, Garfield, and Tuzki franchises, as well as ones based on pre-existing attractions at other Six Flags parks. Financial problems caused the project to be taken over by Sunac China Holdings, which rebranded it as Hangzhou Bay Sunac Tourism City.
History[]
Park plans for Six Flags Zhejiang
On March 22, 2018, Six Flags and Riverside Investment Group announced that Tuzki and other Turner-owned IPs would have a presence in the parks.[2]
However, the Riverside Investment Group, Six Flags' partner in the project, became financially distressed and was unable to pay its debts.[3] As a result, the project was taken over by Sunac China Holdings, which rebranded the project as Hangzhou Bay Sunac Tourism City. The Hangzhou Bay Sunac Water Park was opened in June 2021, but the Sunac Land theme park's construction was delayed from 2022 to 2025 due to the property sector crisis in China.[4]
Areas[]
Thrillseeker Plaza[]
- Main article: Thrillseeker Plaza (Six Flags Zhejiang)
Concept art of Thrillseeker Plaza
The main area of the park, with access to all the other areas of the park.
Attractions[]
Magic Mountain[]
- Main article: Magic Mountain (Six Flags Zhejiang)
Concept art of Gold Rusher Mine Train
An area based on Six Flags Magic Mountain, with attractions based on ones found at the California park.
Attractions[]
Great Adventure[]
An area based on Six Flags Great Adventure, with attractions based on ones found at the park, like Cyborg: Cyber Spin.
Fiesta Texas[]
An area based on Six Flags Fiesta Texas, with attractions based on ones found at the Texas park.
Attractions[]
- Fireball Coaster
Dining[]
- Fiesta Cantina
Shops[]
- Lone Star Mercantile
Garfield Beach[]
- Main article: Garfield Beach
Concept art of Garfield Beach
A beach-themed area based on the Garfield comic strip by Jim Davis.
Attractions[]
Waterfront Square[]
A coastal-themed area connected to Garfield Beach.
Gallery[]
Six Flags concept art[]
Sunac China Holdings[]
References[]
- ↑ Martin, Hugo. "Six Flags announces partnership to open theme parks in China", Los Angeles Times, June 23, 2014.
- ↑ McCaffrey, Sam (March 22, 2018). Tuzki attractions and theming coming to Six Flags park in China. blooloop.
- ↑ Six Flags Announces Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2019 Earnings (February 20, 2020).
- ↑ David. "Sunac Cultural Tourism City to Replace Suspended Six Flags Park Project in Haiyan, China", June 16, 2020.
External links[]
- Hangzhou Bay Sunac Tourism City official website
- Hangzhou Bay Sunac Water Park official website
- Six Flags Zhejiang official website (archived 2019-09-16)
Six Flags Zhejiang at Wikipedia
