Six Flags, New Orleans

Demolition begins at abandoned Six Flags park
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - More than 19 years after Hurricane Katrina ravaged the park, the old Six Flags in New Orleans East is coming down. Developer Troy Henry confirmed demolition has begun on the property. He expects demolition to be completed by January 2025, paving the way for the new Bayou Phoenix development.
Years after Hurricane Katrina, demolition at Six Flags in New Orleans begins
Demolition has started at New Orleans' abandoned Six Flags, closed since Hurricane Katrina. The site is set for redevelopment.
Demolition begins at abandoned New Orleans Six Flags site. Here's the timeline.
Nearly two decades after Hurricane Katrina shuttered a Six Flags theme park in New Orleans East, demolition is underway at the decaying complex of carnival rides and buildings that became a symbol of the storm's enduring devastation. New Orleans-based ...
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VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images Jazzland, a former Six Flags theme park in New Orleans, is scheduled for demolition. Originally opened in 2000, the park filed bankruptcy to reduce its debt by $1.8 billion after flooding caused by Hurricane Katrina.
Demolition begins at old Six Flags site in New Orleans
The big picture: Bayou Phoenix, the development company for the project, is hosting a Nov. 12 event so elected officials and others can "watch as the demolition phase begins," the invitation says. Henry says New Orleans-based Smoot Construction has already begun demolition.
New Orleans former Six Flags park is finally being demolished 19 years after Hurricane Katrina’s devastation
The park opened in 2000 just off Interstate 10 as Jazzland Theme Park, but it went bankrupt in two seasons.
A former Six Flags park is finally being demolished after Hurricane Katrina’s devastation
New Orleans’ former Six Flags theme park, which shuttered in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, is finally coming down.
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