The popular roller coaster closed in November 2021 for several upgrades. Updates included a new track, new wood throughout the ride, a renovated queue house and over 400 gallons of fresh paint. Six Flags envisions the changes will offer guests a smoother ride and better experience.
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Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Six Flags turned 57 on June 16! (The Flying Dutchman) (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia How many rides during those 57 years do you recognize? (The Great Gasp) (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Put your Six Flags knowledge to the test! (Splashwater Falls) (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Horror cave
The Dahlonega Mine Train
Anyone who has taken a turn on the Mine Train can tell you that the clickety-clackety descent into the Dahlonega's final tunnel is as thrilling today as it was when this classic coaster opened in June 1967.
Looping Starship This astronomical ride could be found at Six Flags from 1985 to 2005, before closing to make way for a colossal coaster - Goliath! Looping Starship would swing multiple times back and forth before turning guests completely upside down! (Six Flags)
Visitors ride the Tale of Okefeenokee, one of the original rides at Six Flags Over Georgia. The ride floats past scenes from Uncle Remus stories.
Crystal Pistol
The Southern Star Amphitheater hosted an array of musical acts including The Beach Boys, Willie Nelson and New Kids on the Block, to name a few.
The Southern Star Amphitheater hosted an array of musical acts including The Beach Boys, Willie Nelson and New Kids on the Block, to name a few.
Six Flags Over Georgia historical photos Deja Vu (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Deja Vu (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Mind Bender (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Mind Bender (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Mind Bender (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Jolly Roger's Island (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Jolly Roger's Island (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Jolly Roger's Island (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia The Great Gasp (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia The Great Gasp (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia The Great Gasp (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia The Great Gasp (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia The Flying Dutchman (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Splashwater Falls (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Splashwater Falls (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Free Fall (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Free Fall (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Old rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Free Fall (Dedra Brown-Harvey)
Viper at Six Flags Over Georgia Take a walk down memory lane and see how many old rides and attractions from Six Flags your recognize!
Viper
Mo Mo Monster
Wheelie
Six Flags Over Georgia historical photos Flooding filled Six Flags in 2009. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Flood waters from the Chattahoochee River cover Six Flags.
Visitors at Six Flag Over Georgia cool down with a refreshing trip on Thunder River in 1992.
Aerial shot of Six Flags Over Georgia in 1967. The 3,000 acres of land, just west of Atlanta in Austell, was originally a dairy farm.
Six Flags Over Georgia opens for the season on March 28, 1975. Admission was $3.95.
Visitors at Six Flags Over Georgia ride the Ninja roller coaster in July 1996. The ride soars at 52 MPH over 2,742 feet of track.
Visitors at Six Flags Over Georgia ride the Cyclone roller coaster on August 5, 1996.
Six Flags Over Georgia historical photos (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Sky Hook
Here's a photo from the Porpoise Show.
Cherry Berries
Six Flags Amphitheater
Cotton States
Great Gasp
The Chevy Show
Cling and Clang
Sid & Marty Kroft's Puppet Theatre
Remember this? This is the USA Section at Six Flags in 1975.
H.R. Pufnstuf
Six Flags Over Georgia entrance
Six Flags Over Georgia entrance
Six Flags Railroad
Six Flags Over Georgia has offered thrillseekers nonstop fun since its doors opened to more than 3,000 visitors on June 16, 1967, in Austell. Here’s a look back at Six Flags through the years. Pictured here: Visitors at the park on March 28, 1975.
Betty Horrex works in the wardrobe department at Six Flags Over Georgia in the 1970s.
Shriners from the Yaarab Shrine Temple of Atlanta visit Six Flags Over Georgia in 1967.
Six Flags Over Georgia opens for the season on March 28, 1975.
Construction workers discuss the site for the Thunder River amusement ride at Six Flags Over Georgia on February 25, 1982.
The Batman roller coaster was unveiled April 30, 1997, at Six Flags over Georgia. The ride combines state-of-the-art thrill ride technology with blockbuster Batman movie magic; speeds reach 50 mph, height is 105 feet.
Visitors enjoy a splash at Six Flags Over Georgia on March 28, 1975.
Six Flags Over Georgia historical photos Great American Scream Machine (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Six Flags Over Georgia historical photos Six Flags celebrates 40th anniversary. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Six Flags Over Georgia historical photos Who could forget Mr. Six? (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Six Flags Over Georgia historical photos (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Six Flags Over Georgia historical photos Thomas Town in 2008 (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Metro area students enjoyed the Great American Scream Machine roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia during Spring Break on April 7, 1993. The wooden coaster speeds along nearly 4,000 feet of track.
Six Flags Over Georgia employees test ride the Ninja roller coaster on April 3, 1992. The ride is 122 feet high and goes 52 mph. 'This is demonic!' roller coaster expert Paul Ruben said.
A man services old-fashioned vehicles designed for Six Flags Over Georgia on February 25, 1982.
Barbara Mandrell, Bill Boggs, Billy Lee Lewis, and Judy Abercrombie (cast of 'All Star Anything Goes') visit Six Flags Over Georgia on June 24, 1977.
Hanson Cars were introduced to visitors at Six Flags Over Georgia in 1967. These sporty, one-cylinder, 7-horsepower gasoline buggies were the latest in transportation in the early 1900s.
Six Flags Over Georgia historical photos Here's a bonus! Ridgeline Racer was at American Adventures, a theme park that used to exist right next to White Water. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
The Great American Scream Machine arrived at Six Flags Over Georgia in 1973. The ride includes 3,800 feet of track with an initial climb to 105 feet. The ride lasts two minutes and reaches speeds of 57 mph.
American Coaster Enthusiasts designated the attraction as a national roller coaster landmark.
Monster Mansion at Six Flags Over Georgia Do you know Six Flags Over Georgia?
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Six Flags Over Georgia opens the 2024 season this Saturday, on March 2. The Atlanta area amusement park has dozens of rides, shows and experiences. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
But it's time to put your knowledge to the test!
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia How many rides can you name? (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia We'll start with an easy one! This roller coaster soars 200 feet in the air and hits 70mph. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia It's Goliath! (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Here's another easy one!
Photo by: Craig T. Mathew/Mathew Imaging
(Craig T. Mathew/Mathew Imaging/Six Flags Over Georgia)
The Superman roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia opened in 2002. (JEAN SHIFRIN/staff)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia How about this one? (Six Flags Over Georgia)
It's Acrophobia.
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia It's one of Six Flags' most famous rides! This classic wooden roller coaster has been an instantly recognizable landmark for almost five decades of riders at Six Flags Over Georgia. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia It's the Great American Scream Machine! This gargantuan creature was built in 1973. It rolls out over 3,800 feet of track that will have you screaming from the moment you leave the station on your initial climb up to a dizzying 105 feet. This was sure steep back in 1973 and it’s still steep now. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia It's one of the park's oldest rides. Know it? Launched in 1967, The Dahlonega Mine Train was one of the very first roller coasters at Six Flags Over Georgia (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia It's the tall swings! But what's the name of this ride? (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia If you said SkyScreamer, you are correct! (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Know this roller coaster? (Six Flags Over Georgia)
The Batman roller coaster was unveiled April 30, 1997, at Six Flags over Georgia. The ride combines state-of-the-art thrill ride technology with blockbuster Batman movie magic; speeds reach 50 mph, height is 105 feet.
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Towering a staggering 15-stories tall, this impressive giant disk will reach speeds up to 70 miles per hour, as it whips back and forth — higher and higher giving riders an exhilarating riding experience as they soar high above the Atlanta city skyline. Can you name it? It's Pandemonium. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Guests will soar seven stories high as they board for an adrenaline-charged flight on this ride. Can you name it? It's CATWOMAN Whip. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Lex Luthor and The Joker hacked into BATMAN’s computer and kidnapped the world’s favorite superheroes, BATMAN, SUPERMAN, WONDER WOMAN, THE FLASH and GREEN LANTERN. Now you must bust into Lex Corp. to rescue them! Can you help? Can you name it? It's JUSTICE LEAGUE: Battle for Metropolis. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia This roller coaster recently got an upgrade. Can you name it? It's the THE RIDDLER Mindbender. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Know this one? It's ACME Trucking Company. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia How about this one? It's Paradise Island, a 2,000-square-foot interactive water playground. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Barrel down an enclosed five-story drop that includes a 125 foot long whirlpool bowl, spinning you round and round at 360 degrees on this ride. Can you name it? It's Tsunami Surge. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Riders begin this ride being taken up a 95-foot tall lift hill—but it isn’t really a hill, because this lift is straight up. It's Dare Devil Dive! (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Here's another from the waterpark. Know the name? It's the Bonzai Pipelines. The first two set of slides will take you on a dark and watery decent through enclosed tunnels before soaring down steep curves ranging from 180 and 360 degrees. Propel through serpentine tunnels and rushing water before finally plunging into the splash pool at the very bottom.
Curious about the third option? First you’ll travel down a four story drop into a gigantic bowl that will whoosh you around and around in gushing water before finally dropping through a corkscrew chute into the splash pool below. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia What is Six Flags' wave pool named? It's the Calypso Bay Wave Pool! (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Take a ride with a villain on this Gotham City ride. It's POISON IVY Toxic Spin. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Tower up a 122 foot lift hill before hitting 50mph on this roller coaster. Can you name it? It's Blue Hawk. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Take flight while learning! Do it on WONDER WOMAN Flight School. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Take off on a thrilling helicopter ride just for kids, with the Dark Knight himself and his elite team of choppers built to fly! It's the The BATCOPTERS. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Experience an insanely steep 75-degree initial drop from nearly 10 stories in the air right into a jaw-dropping reverse cobra roll perpendicular to the ground. The one-of-a-kind coaster train, modeled after a classic 1960’s sports car, sends you racing at 50 miles per hour. Get the adrenaline rush of feeling weightless through a 360-degree zero gravity roll. Ride through 10 hair-raising airtime moments through nearly 2,600 feet of roller coaster track. Do it all on Twisted Cyclone. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Your youngest little cowboys-in-training can take a seat in their very own brightly colored car (with enough room for a grown-up too!), then they’ll lift up and around on this junior variation of a beloved theme park classic. Do it on Yosemite Sam Wacky Wagons. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Ahh the go-karts! Who doesn't love a good go-kart race? Name the ride. It's the Gold Town Racer Go-Karts. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia We'll make this one an easy one! It's DC SUPER-VILLAINS Swing. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia For generations, the carousel has been one of the most magical and cherished rides for young and old alike. In a beautiful early 1900’s pavilion in Carousel Hill, the Riverview Carousel carries on that very special tradition with 60 lovingly hand-carved horses. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia It’s epic. It’s chaotic. It’s devious. And, it’s waiting for you and 23 other riders! Experience the insanity of facing off against one another and rocking back and forth through seven stories of looping mayhem. It may seem like the madness is slowing down, but you are about to be thrown for a loop, upside down, 72 feet in the air. And, it’s not over yet. It’s THE JOKER Chaos Coaster. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Here's a roller coaster named after one of the bad guys! Know it? It's THE JOKER Funhouse Coaster. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia This ride where people can have a water battle is named after a popular cartoon character. It's Daffy Duck Bucket Blasters. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Need to cool down? Jump aboard the log flume. This is the Log Jamboree. It had been racing down this Georgia mountainside since 1968, but has closed. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia You can't go wrong cruising around the park in a a classic turn-of-the-last century motor car. Know the name? It's the Hanson Cars. Top speed 7mph! (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia This is the DC Super Friends part of the park. Do you know the name of the tower ride in the middle? It's the SUPERMAN: Tower of Power. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Take a boat ride without getting wet on this ride. It's Rockin’ Tug. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia These family-friendly boats will spin around the high seas and make you feel as if you are riding straight through the wakes on this bumpy boat ride. It's Speedy Gonzales Speed Boats. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Most people have ridden the train at Six Flags at some point, but can you name the railroad stations? It's Marthasville Railroad Station and Rabun Gap Railroad Station. Your train leaves from Peachtree Square, and it’s just about the coolest way possible to get to the Rabun Gap Railroad Station over in the French section. Along the way, you’ll pass through great neighborhoods like the British section, the Promenade, Georgia, U.S.A., and even GOTHAM CITY. You’ll also cruise past huge roller coasters like the Dare Devil Dive. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Ready to get soaked? Did you remember the name of this ride? Hop aboard Thunder River! It has closed. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Take a hot air balloon ride at Six Flags on Up, Up and Away. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia Take a spin on this ride at Six Flags. It's HARLEY QUINN Wild Whirl...just wait a few minutes after eating! (Six Flags Over Georgia)
Rides at Six Flags Over Georgia This stand-up roller coaster features an 11-story lift hill. Can you name it? It's the Georgia Scorcher. (Six Flags Over Georgia)
