More than 100 Six Flags Entertainment jobs across California parks will be eliminated or reduced to part-time just weeks after the company announced the closures of two parks.

The presidents at Knott’s Berry Farm and Six Flags Magic Mountain have been let go as part of ongoing cost-cutting after Six Flags' $8-billion merger with Cedar Fair.

Six Flags to cut 135 jobs and eliminate executive roles in a major restructuring effort following a $220M Q1 loss.

Six Flags Entertainment Corp. is set to cut 135 jobs at its California theme parks, including executive positions such as the presidents of Knott’s Berry Farm and Six Flags Magic Mountain.

Kansas City’s Worlds of Fun amusement park will be impacted by job cuts at Six Flags Entertainment, the amusement park’s parent company, according to a Six Flags spokesperson.

Six Flags Entertainment, the parent company for Knott’s Berry Farm and Six Flags Magic Mountain, will cut 135 full-time jobs at its California theme parks.

Six Flags continues restructuring after Cedar Fair merger, cutting 10% workforce to save costs and streamline operations amid growth opportunities.