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ACME Rock-n-Rocket
Six Flags Over Texas
Location Arlington, Texas, USA
Coordinates 32°45′25″N 97°04′09″W / 32.756931°N 97.069092°W / 32.756931; -97.069092
Section USA
Status Defunct
Operated June 16, 2006 to August 24, 2014
Replaced by Queue for Justice League: Battle for Metropolis
Six Flags AstroWorld
Location Houston, Texas, USA
Coordinates 29°40′34″N 95°24′32″W / 29.676064°N 95.408925°W / 29.676064; -95.408925
Park section International Plaza — Coney Island
Operated 1986 to October 30, 2005
Six Flags Over Georgia
Location Austell, Georgia, USA
Operated During 1985
Replaced Wheelie
Statistics
Manufacturer Intamin
Product Looping Starship
Type
Capacity 50 per cycle

ACME Rock-n-Rocket was a Ranger built by Swiss manufacturer Intamin previously located at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington, Texas, USA.

History

The ride originally opened at Six Flags Over Georgia in 1985 and replaced Wheelie, which was relocated elsewhere in the park.[1] In 1986, it was moved to Six Flags AstroWorld where it operated until the park's closure in October 2005.[2][3]

In 2006, the attraction reopened at Six Flags Over Texas. A new chassis was allegedly built for the attraction at this time.

The ride closed in 2014 and was replaced with a queue for the new Justice League: Battle for Metropolis.

References

  1. Emerson, Bo (1985-04-05). "Six Flags' Starship: slow build to thrills". The Atlanta Constitution. Retrieved 2025-01-27.
  2. "Looping Starship new ride at AstroWorld". Teche News.
  3. "For AstroWorld, the ride is over".


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