Historic Retailer Stays Open + Theme Park To Shutter + Walmart Store Remodels: MD Business

MARYLAND — Six Flags theme park in Maryland will close after the 2025 season, while a beloved eatery in Bel Air has shuttered and TV's top game show is bringing a live version to the area.

Plus, the planned closing of a JCPenney store has been delayed, Rivian has opened another showroom for its electric vehicles, and Walmart will be remodeling several stores across the state. The Washington Commanders will have a new stadium — but not in Maryland — and two well-known restaurants have closed.

Here's top Maryland business news from the past week:

Popular Game Show Coming To Hanover's Maryland Live: How To Play

Come on down! You could be the next contestant on "The Price Is Right Live." The iconic game show is coming to Hanover this October. Attendees will have a chance to compete in the interactive program at The HALL at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland.

JCPenney Won't Close In May, Will Stay Open Through August

JCPenney's department store at this mall will remain open through at least August, Patch confirmed. Plans to redevelop the store into a supermarket, gym and additional retailers are now up in the air.

Rivian Opens Electric Vehicle Service, Demo Center

California-based electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian recently opened a service and demo center in Glen Burnie, its second in Maryland and its first in Anne Arundel County.

Rock Bottom Restaurant Closes Only MD Location

Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery has shuttered its only Maryland location after nearly three decades serving food and drinks. A sign on the restaurant door said, “Serving you has been a pleasure.”

MD Amusement Park To Close

Six Flags America and Hurricane Harbor in Prince George's County will close after the current season. All 2025 season passes and tickets will be honored for the final operating season at Six Flags America and Hurricane Harbor, the company said.

More restaurant news:

• Popular Eatery Closes At Bel Air Mall Due To Redevelopment Project
• James Beard Semifinalist Closes Nana Mexican Restaurant In Towson

More business news:

• Newest Trader Joe's Store Moves Closer To Opening Date
• Walmart Remodeling Glen Burnie, Pasadena, Severn Stores

• Walmart Remodeling Rosedale, Arbutus Stores
• Aberdeen Walmart Slated For Extensive Remodel
• Commanders, DC To Build Stadium With Roof At RFK Stadium Site
• New Village Academy Cancels Fall 2025 Opening Amid Trump Cuts, Tariffs
• Purchase Plants, Chat With Fellow Gardeners At Bel Air Garden Mart
• UPS To Cut 20K Jobs: Could MD Facilities Be Affected?