Football star Travis Kelce has joined an investment group pushing for significant changes at the troubled Six Flags amusement parks.

Kelce joined forces with activist investor Jana Partners to buy a roughly 9 percent stake in the company, worth $200 million, with the intent to pressure the board, according to The Wall Street Journal.

The Six Flags portfolio includes Cedar Point, a rollercoaster park in Sandusky, Ohio, close to Kelce’s childhood home of Westlake, where Taylor Swift’s fiancé enjoyed the thrill rides.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end announced his investments on Instagram, saying, “couldn’t pass up the opportunity to continue the tradition and make Cedar Point and Six Flags even more special for the next generation of families!

“Excited to partner with JANA Partners as

See Full Page