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You can vote on the name for the Six Flags redevelopment. Here are your options

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Prince George’s County residents with an interest in what happens to the former Six Flags site get a new opportunity to make their voices heard. The public can now vote on what name is given to the 515-acre project on Central Avenue in Bowie. The amusement park closed for good in November 2025, then sat unused for several months before an investment group including NBA star and Prince George’s native Kevin Durant purchased the site for an unknown sum in early April. When the sale was announced, the group and county leaders promised lots of community involvement as the project moved forward. “This is a new chapter for Prince George’s County and one that will be guided by a son of Prince George’s County, NBA legend Kevin Durant,” County Executive Aisha Braveboy said at the time. “We are excited about being able to work collaboratively with Wanda Durant [Kevin Durant’s mother] and the team to really have an inclusive vision for the Six Flags site.” The website for the project reiterates t

First report: Public invited to help name redevelopment of former Six Flags site — fox5dc.com, 14d