Six Flags Dubai
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Construction on the Six Flags theme park is progressing per plan and it is expected that DXB Entertainment will start drawing down on the available finance facility for the project towards the end of this year. At the end of the quarter seven ride agreements had been signed, and close to 90 per cent of the design works completed.

Sources: http://cpifinancial.net/news/post/40990/dxb-entertainments-announces-q1-2017-financial-results and https://www.sunhousedesign.net/project-page

Exactly, Six Flags is coming, funding is secured. And those pictures don't mean much. I went to IMG mid-march and the parking was looking like that as well. But there were people in the park (not much, but expected for a weekday). People tend to go out during the evening and on weekends.

First of all, It is under construction. Secondly, the parks are newly opened and the parking lot of Dubai parks is inside not near the gate, I went their last weekend and it was crowded.

The agreement is already signed and is been followed up by HH Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashed, so plz no more rumors

Don't expect Six Flags to see the light of the day.

The Theme Park Guy has just posted this on Twitter:


Dubai Parks and IMG parking lots are deserted!

Source:
https://twitter.com/thethemeparkguy

The different packages for the project are being tendered, so it will still be a while before you'll see actual progress on site.

This appears to be rather slow progress since groundbreaking:

the people who were let go were from high positions as VP's down to low levels

Even theme park GM's were laid off. DPR turnover is so much lower than expected, they were too expensive.

A press release has been sent this morning regarding the future opening of a Legoland Hotel next to the park.

The 250-room hotel is being built on 300,00 square feet of land and will have easy access to Legoland Dubai and Legoland Waterpark.

Six Flags is also confirmed for a 2019 opening.

Source: http://www.thenational.ae/blogs/scene-heard/first-legoland-hotel-in-middle-east-to-open-in-dubai