One of the largest redevelopment opportunities in the region is taking shape: a gathering place built around entertainment, dining, shopping, and commerce, generating revenue that flows back into county services and neighborhoods. Before we draw the plans, we're listening.
Background: early concept illustration, not a final design.
Our vision is to drive thoughtful design and execution to create a generative ecosystem that catalyzes long term growth in health, wealth, and community.
This site holds decades of memories for families across the region. Its next chapter will be a place people return to for entirely new reasons: to gather, dine, shop, work, and be entertained in one connected district, with natural open space set aside for everyone to enjoy.
We're in the early planning stages, and that's intentional. Entertainment, dining, shopping, and commerce lead this vision, alongside medical facilities, education facilities, and open space, the kinds of destinations you have told us the county deserves more of.
Venues, restaurants, and experiences that carry the site's legacy of bringing people together.
Businesses and ideas of the future that strengthen the county's tax base, funding services and improvements residents can feel.
Acres left natural and open: trails, shade, and room to breathe, set aside for the public.
Modern medical and wellness facilities serving county residents close to home.
Dedicated programming for lifelong learning hubs, from early childhood development to workforce training.
The community survey is live. Tell us what you want to see on the site. Every response is read and shapes the master plan.
Project naming is underway. Vote on the project name and share your ideas to help guide the final selection.
Development partners will be announced as they join the project, from entertainment and dining to medical and commercial.
Two ways to leave your mark on 515 acres, both open now.
What should this community feel like? What's missing in the county today? Your answers directly inform the uses, spaces, and priorities of the master plan.
Take the surveyWhat should this community be called? Vote on the project name here. Community input will help guide the final selection.
Vote on the Project NameA project of this scale is built by many hands. Development, entertainment, medical, and commercial partners will be announced here as agreements are finalized.
The firms leading the redevelopment of the site.
The mix of uses planned for the district. Specific tenants will be announced as leases are signed.
Announcements, press releases, and project milestones will live here as the story unfolds.
The development team behind the transformation of Prince George's County's former Six Flags site has invited the broader community to help shape the future of the 515-acre property by voting for its new name.
Read more →Washington Business Journal highlighted the long-term vision for the former Six Flags America redevelopment, outlining plans for a mixed-use destination centered on entertainment, housing, innovation and community input.
Read more →WUSA9 highlighted the community engagement process for the redevelopment of the 515-acre former Six Flags America site.
Read more →Partner announcements, project naming updates, new renderings, and community events, delivered as they happen.
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