To celebrate “30 Years of Screams,” Six Flags St. Louis is challenging guests to spend 30 hours inside of a real coffin for a chance to win $300.
West Coast Racers, the world’s first racing launch coaster, is set to open at Six Flags Magic Mountain in 2019. Check out West Coast Racers, the world’s first racing launch coaster, coming to Six Flags Magic Mountain.
The horrific world of Knott’s Scary Farm returns for its 46th season this year, and every inch of the park will be covered with new scares, prowling creatures, and plenty of twists and frights for guests to get their scare on.
Six Flags, the world’s largest regional theme park company, announced a huge collection of world record-breaking roller coasters and attractions today, along with park upgrades and rebranding for 2019.
As reported by Blooloop, Six Flags and CBS Films are teaming up to launch new haunted attractions based on the “Hell Fest” film during the theme park’s Fright Fest event.
Cedar Point has announced a new interactive area called “Forbidden Frontier” will open next year, and is set to replace Dinosaurs Alive!
Six Flags America, located in Washington, D.C., has announced that its stand-up coaster, Apocalypse: The Last Stand, will close forever on Saturday, Sept. 8.
I recently had a chance to visit Elitch Gardens theme park during a visit to Denver, Colorado. The park used to be be a Six Flags park, but it’s now independently owned. It’s a fun seasonal amusement park with a connected water park. Here are some highlights of my visit.
A trip to Six Flags Over Georgia’s Hurricane Harbor was made unforgettable for one Georgia mother when she suddenly went into labor at the water park.
Six Flags Over Georgia is hosting a 6-hour coaster marathon to raise funds and awareness for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, one of the country’s top pediatric healthcare organizations.
