Six Flags Marine World

Six Flags Marine world is an amusement and animal park located in Vallejo, California. It offers a mix of roller coasters and other amusement rides with a number of animal exhibits and shows. As its name implies, it is a part of the Six Flags chain of parks. The park started as Marine World, a nonprofit animal-only park in Redwood City, California in 1968. In 1985 it moved to Vallejo, California (about 55 miles from Redwood City) and changed its name to Marine World Africa USA. After the park started losing money and the former owners wanted out, the city of Vallejo agreed to purchase it in 1996. They then hired Premier Parks (now known as Six Flags Inc.) to manage the park and upgrade and improve its attendance. Premier started to add some nonanimal attractions, particularly amusement rides, to increase attendance. Within several years the number of amusement rides greatly increased, including the addition of several major roller coasters. The park's name again changed, this time to Marine World Theme Park. After more additions of amusement rides, Premier changed the name again to Six Flags Marine World. While Premiers recent expansion and upgrade efforts have focused mostly on new rides, they have not completely abandoned the animal aspect of the park and have made some additions and improvements to the animal exhibits and shows over the last several years.

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