Six Flags Magic Mountain entrance sign.
Two class actions allege Six Flags continued to automatically charge monthly and season pass holders despite closing its amusement parks through mid-May due to the coronavirus.
April 14, 2020 at 03:03 PM
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Two class actions allege Six Flags Theme Parks Inc. has continued to automatically charge monthly and season pass holders despite closing its amusement parks through mid-May due to COVID-19.
Both lawsuits, filed on Friday and Monday in the Central District of California federal court, allege that Six Flags used credit and debit card information to charge customers soon after announcing on March 13 that its parks had closed.
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