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Reopening delayed for Six Flags theme parks due to COVID-19

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Gurnee, Apr 28 (EFE).-Six Flags, which operates theme parks across the US, Mexico, and Canada, is delaying the reopening of its theme parks due to the coronavirus pandemic.(Camera: TANNEN MAURY).FOOTAGE SHOWS THE AERIAL VIEW OF THE EMPTY SIX FLAGS GREAT AMERICA AMUSEMENT PARK IN GURNEE, ILLINOIS, USA (SHOT ON DRONE WITH NO AUDIO).

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