Six Flags Says Georgia Accident Will Cut Quarterly EBITDA
Six Flags forecast current-quarter same-park EBITDA below the year-earlier $167 million after a fatal rollercoaster accident in Georgia in October.
By Chelsey DulaneySix Flags warned that the fatal accident on one of its Georgia rollercoasters in October will knock its earnings.The company forecast a key earnings measure-same-park Ebitda-will fall to between $140 and $150 million in the current quarter, down from $167 million a year earlier. S…