Chop Six at Six Flags St. Louis is an Asian cuisine restaurant. Like a lot of restaurants inside this theme park it is trying to imitate another restaurant. I think it’s safe to say that the business model that Chop Six is trying to emulate is Panda Express. I find Chop Six to be one […]
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Beachside BBQ at Six Flags St. Louis is located inside Hurricane Harbor. They serve up some BBQ options if you are hanging out in the Water Park. This mostly means they have some Pulled Pork on your Nachos or a Sandwich. This is our least favorite option when it comes to food in Hurricane Harbor.
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1904 Classics at Six Flags St. Louis is an eatery located very close to the front of the park. They serve up mostly Hot Dogs and Corn Dogs. 1904 Classics at Six Flags Overview The legend has it that at the 1904 World’s Fair that the Hot Dog was invited and debuted to the public.
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Roller Coasters at Six Flags St. Louis ranked from least to the best. Here we will examine all nine coasters at the park. So let’s take a closer look and see which ones you should ride once and those you need to save time for a marathon. Roller Coasters at Six Flags St. Louis: Before
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Pandemonium at Six Flags St. Louis has been in operation since 2007. Designed and manufactured by Gerstlauer, this is a spinning family roller coaster. Pandemonium at Six Flags: History and Overview The original Pandemonium was installed at Six Flags New England in 2005 at that time known as Mr. Six’s Pandemonium. When Pandemonium was built
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Hurricane Harbor at Six Flags St. Louis is the park’s attached water park. This Theme Park has been open since June 5th, 1971. Many updates have been given to the park since then, yet I don’t think that any single edition has ever been as value-adding as what they had and plan for the 2006
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Typhoon Twister at Six Flags St. Louis has been in operation since 2018. Designed and manufactured by Pro Slide Technology Inc. this A group raft water-slide designed for thrill-seekers. Very much along the lines of Tornado also at Hurricane Harbor. Typhoon Twister at Six Flags: Overview You and up to three other thrill-seekers will carry
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Bonzai Pipeline at Six Flags St. Louis has been in operation since 2012. Designed and manufactured by Pro Slide Technology Inc., this is an extreme water slide built for those looking to be scared. Bonzai Pipeline at Six Flags: Overview You walk the stairs to 290 feet where you will see two enclosed pipes. The
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Wahoo Racer at Six Flags St. Louis has been an operation at Six Flags, St. Louis, since 2009. Designed and manufactured by Pro Slide Technology Inc., this is the park’s matt racing water slide. So in a nutshell, it’s very short, but a thrilling ride. Wahoo Racer at Six Flags St. Louis: Overview Instead of
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Tornado at Six Flags St. Louis has been an operation since 2005 in Hurricane Harbor. Manufactured and designed by Pro Slide Technology Inc., this thrill water slide is great fun for you and your group. Tornado at Six Flags: Overview You can have up to four people, as long as everybody combined weighs under 1000
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