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Travis Kelce-backed Six Flags Settles for $11.2 Million Over Hidden Fees
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What Happened?
Six Flags has agreed to an $11.2 million settlement after allegations of hidden fees during online ticket purchases. The settlement could benefit over 1.4 million California customers.
Key points
- The lawsuit was initiated in June 2024 by Sargis Isayan against Cedar Fair, L.P.
- Isayan accused the company of 'drip pricing,' where extra fees appeared at checkout.
- Six Flags merged with Cedar Fair in July 2024.
- Eligible California customers who bought tickets online between June 28, 2020, and July 1, 2024, may qualify.
- Approximately 1,405,235 customers could receive $8 in cash or an $8 voucher.
- Claims must be submitted by December 22, 2026, via the official settlement website.
Key insights
- The case highlights ongoing issues with online pricing practices in the entertainment industry.
- Consumers may become more cautious about hidden fees in future purchases.
- The involvement of a celebrity like Travis Kelce could increase public awareness of consumer rights.
Why it matters
This settlement addresses consumer concerns about transparency in ticket pricing.
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Travis Kelce· PersonSix Flags· OrganizationCedar Fair, L.P.· OrganizationCalifornia· StateKnott's Berry Farm· LocationCalifornia's Great America· Location
Source
Times of India
