Six Flags Over Georgia

Six Flags Over Georgia is a theme park located in Austell, Georgia, USA. The park has a collection of twelve roller coasters. It is the largest amusement park in Georgia.

History

Six Flags Over Georgia is one of the original three parks opened by Six Flags. The park opened in 1967,^[1] after the success of Six Flags Over Texas. Even though Six Flags Over Georgia carries the "Six Flags" name, the park is owned in a limited partnership held by the Wynn family, the patriarch who started the Six Flags concept. The other parks that share this distinction are Six Flags Over Texas and Six Flags Great Adventure.^{[citation needed]}

Roller coasters

Under construction

Name	Manufacturer	Type	Opening	Status
Georgia Gold Rusher	Intamin	Launched Spinning Shuttle	2025	Under construction

Present

Name	Manufacturer	Type	Opened	Status
Batman The Ride	Bolliger & Mabillard	Inverted	May 3, 1997	Operating
Blue Hawk	Vekoma	Sit-Down	March 1, 1992	Operating
Dahlonega Mine Train	Arrow Dynamics	Hybrid	June 16, 1967	Operating
Dare Devil Dive	Gerstlauer	Sit-Down	May 28, 2011	Operating
Georgia Scorcher	Bolliger & Mabillard	Stand-Up	May 8, 1999	Operating
Goliath	Bolliger & Mabillard	Hyper	April 1, 2006	Operating
Great American Scream Machine	Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters	Wooden	March 31, 1973	Operating
Joker Funhouse Coaster	Chance Rides	Sit-Down	August 2004	Operating
Kid Flash Cosmic Coaster	Skyline Attractions	Single rail Twin	November 5, 2023	Operating
Riddler Mindbender	Schwarzkopf	Terrain	March 31, 1978	Operating
Superman Ultimate Flight	Bolliger & Mabillard	Flying	April 6, 2002	Operating
Twisted Cyclone	Rocky Mountain Construction	Hybrid	May 25, 2018	Operating

Past

Name	Manufacturer	Type	Opened	Closed	Fate
Déjà Vu	Vekoma	Inverted Shuttle	September 1, 2001	2007	Relocated to Mirabilandia (Never built)
Georgia Cyclone	Dinn Corporation	Wooden	March 1990	July 30, 2017	Scrapped (supports reused for Twisted Cyclone)
Mini Mine Train	Arrow Dynamics	Hybrid Kiddie	July 1967	1988	Scrapped
Viper	Schwarzkopf	Launched Shuttle	April 29, 1995	September 16, 2001	Relocated to Kentucky Kingdom
Z-Force	Intamin	Sit-Down	April 1988	1991	Relocated to Six Flags Magic Mountain

Attractions

Operating

Name	Manufacturer	Type	Opened
Acme Trucking Company	Zamperla	Track Ride	1992
Acrophobia	Intamin	Drop Tower	2001
Catwoman Whip	Zamperla	Endeavour	2020
Daffy Duck Bucket Blasters	Mack Rides	Twist 'n' Splash	2016
DC Super Villains Swing	Zierer	Waveswinger	2004
Goldtown Racer	J&J Amusements	Go-Karts	1999
Hanson Cars	Arrow Dynamics	Track Ride	1967
Harley Quinn Wild Whirl	Larson International	Tilt-A-Whirl	2015
Justice League: Battle for Metropolis	Oceaneering Entertainment Systems	Tracked Dark Ride	2017
Log Jamboree	Arrow Dynamics	Log Flume	1968
Monster Mansion	Arrow Dynamics	Scenic Boat Ride	1967
Pandemonium	Zamperla	Frisbee	2019
Poison Ivy Toxic Spin	Eli Bridge Company	Scrambler	2020
Riverview Carousel	Philadelphia Toboggan Company	Carousel	1971
Rockin' Tug	Zamperla	Rockin' Tug	2004
Six Flags Railroad		Miniature Railway	1966
Skycoaster	Sky Fun 1 Inc.	Skycoaster	1996
SkyScreamer	Funtime	Star Flyer	2013
Speedy Gonzales Speed Boats	Zamperla	Jump Around	2016
Superman: Tower of Power	Zamperla	Drop Tower	2016
Thunder River	Intamin	River Rapids	1982
Tweety Tweehouse	Zamperla	Junior Drop Tower	2001
Up, Up And Away	Zamperla	Balloon Race	2004
Wonder Woman Flight School	Larson International	Flying Scooters	2016

Closed

Name	Manufacturer	Type	Opened	Closed	Fate
Astrolift	Von Roll	Ropeway	1967	1981	Scrapped
Bugs Bunny High Sea Adventure	Intamin	Flying Dutchman	1986	2020	Unknown
Drunken Barrels	Intamin	Teacups	1971	1984	Scrapped
Fiesta Wheel	Unknown	Junior Ferris Wheel	Unknown	2015	Unknown
Flying Dutchman	Intamin	Pirate Ship	1980	1996	Scrapped
Free Fall	Intamin	Free Fall	1983	2006	Scrapped
Great Gasp	Intamin	Paratower	1976	2005	Scrapped
Great Six Flags Air Racer	Intamin	Barnstormer	1984	2000	Scrapped
Highland Swings	Chance Rides	Waveswinger	1979	1997	Unknown
Joker: Chaos Coaster	Larson International	Super Loop	2015	2022	Unknown
Jumping Frijoles	Unknown	Unknown	1983 or earlier	1983 or later	Unknown
Little Aviator	Zamperla	Junior Jets	1989	2015	Unknown
Log Jamboree	Arrow Dynamics	Log Flume	1967	1990	Scrapped
Looping Starship	Intamin	Ranger	1985	1985	Relocated to Six Flags AstroWorld
Looping Starship	Intamin	Ranger	1989	2005	Scrapped
Phlying Phlurpus	Tread Corp.	Flying Scooters	1974	1977	Scrapped
Skybuckets	Von Roll	Ropeway	1968	2019	Scrapped
Skyhook	Von Roll	Paratower	1969	1977	Relocated to Magic Springs
Splashwater Falls	Hopkins	Shoot The Chute	1986	2018	Scrapped
Toro, Toro	Allan Herschell Company	Happy Caterpillar	1994 or earlier	2015	Unknown
Wheelie	Schwarzkopf	Enterprise	1977	2012	Relocated to Fun Spot America in Orlando
Whistlestop Train	Unknown	Miniature railway	2008	2012	Track scrapped, Train became a non-functioning prop within the Six Flags Railroad

Water slides

The park also includes Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, which opened for the 2014 season and is included with the price of admission. The park includes a small number of slides as well as the Calypso Bay wave pool.

In contrast to most Hurricane Harbor parks, the Over Georgia one is much smaller at only seven acres; likely due to Six Flags White Water being located nearby.

Name	Manufacturer	Class	Type	Opened
Bonzai Pipelines	Unknown	Tube	N/A (Green and Yellow) Bowl (Purple)	2014
Paradise Island	Unknown	N/A	Water Play Structure	2014
Tsunami Surge	Unknown	Tube	Bowl Wall	2014

Other Venues

Six Flags Over Georgia's management also owns the nearby Six Flags White Water in Marietta, Georgia, which is one of the largest water parks in the United States.

White Water also formerly had its own theme park that was aimed at young children and families - American Adventures, which operated until 2010.

References

↑ "Maddox Praises Six Flags As Tourist, Industry Lure". The Atlanta Constitution.

This box: view edit Amusement parks operated by Six Flags
Current Theme Parks	California's Great America Canada's Wonderland Carowinds Cedar Point Dorney Park Frontier City Kings Dominion Kings Island Knott's Berry Farm La Ronde Michigan's Adventure Six Flags America Six Flags Darien Lake Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Six Flags Fiesta Texas Six Flags Great Adventure Six Flags Great America Six Flags Great Escape Six Flags Magic Mountain Six Flags Mexico Six Flags New England Six Flags Over Georgia Six Flags Over Texas Six Flags Qiddiya Six Flags St. Louis Valleyfair Worlds of Fun
Current Water Parks (Within Park Grounds)	Carolina Harbor Oceans of Fun Six Flags Hurricane Harbor (Great Escape) Six Flags Hurricane Harbor (Over Georgia) Six Flags Hurricane Harbor (St. Louis) Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Darien Lake Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Maryland Six Flags Hurricane Harbor New England South Bay Shores Splash Works Soak City (Kings Dominion) Soak City (Kings Island) Soak City (Valleyfair) WildWater Adventure Wildwater Kingdom Wild West Water Works
Current Water Parks (Separate Admission or Standalone)	Castaway Bay Cedar Point Shores Knott's Soak City Schlitterbahn Galveston Schlitterbahn New Braunfels Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Arlington Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Chicago Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Concord Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles Six Flags Hurricane Harbor New Jersey Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Phoenix Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Oaxtepec Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Rockford Six Flags Hurricane Harbor San Antonio Six Flags Hurricane Harbor SplashTown Six Flags White Water White Water Bay
Former Properties (Theme Parks)	American Adventures Bellewaerde Park Six Flags AstroWorld Six Flags Belgium Six Flags Elitch Gardens Six Flags Holland Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom Six Flags New Orleans Six Flags Worlds of Adventure Walibi Aquitaine Walibi Lorraine Walibi Rhône-Alpes Warner Bros. Movie World Germany Warner Bros. Park Madrid Wild Waves and Enchanted Village Wyandot Lake
Former Properties (Water Parks)	Aqualibi Hurricane Harbor (Worlds of Adventure) Six Flags Atlantis Six Flags Splashwater Kingdom Six Flags WaterWorld Waterworld Sacramento
Cancelled	Dubailand Zhejiang

[1] "Maddox Praises Six Flags As Tourist, Industry Lure". The Atlanta Constitution.

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