California residents who purchased tickets online for Knott’s Berry Farm or California’s Great America are entitled to cash payments
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- California customers who bought certain Six Flags tickets online between 2020 and 2024 may qualify for a payout
- Without admitting wrongdoing, the amusement park operator agreed to pay $11.2 million in a class-action lawsuit over hidden processing fees
- Eligible customers must submit a claim by Dec. 22 to receive cash instead of an automatic voucher
If you bought Six Flags tickets online in recent years, you could be entitled to cash back following the amusement park company’s $11.2 million settlement over hidden processing fees.
The payout stems from a civil lawsuit first filed by Sargis Isayan in June 2024 in the Superior Court of California, Los Angeles County. At the time, Isayan filed a lawsuit against Cedar Fair, L.P., which operated Knott’s Berry Farm and California’s Great America amusement parks in Southern California. Cedar Fair and its portfolio of parks went on to merge with the Six Flags Entertainment Corporation in July 2024…