Justice League: Battle For Metropolis is a 4D dark ride that has been operating at Six Flags St. Louis since 2015. It was one of the two original installations of Justice League. The other being at Six Flags over Texas which did open first. For Six Flags the theming is about the best I have […]
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Thunder River has been operating at Six Flags St. Louis since 1983. It is their water rapids ride. Up to 12 people sit in the circular boats, and they go down the river getting wet and making memories. While Thunder River is smaller than most similar rides, and to often certain effects don’t work. I
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Shazam at Six Flags St. Louis is the only amusement ride in the country by that name. Shazam! (yes, that exclamation is in the actual title) is its current name because it does sit in the DC comics Plaza. Yet the ride has very little theming to back that up. Most people at the park
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The Boss is a massive wooden roller coaster that has been operating in Six Flags, St. Louis since 2000. It was designed by Custom Coasters International. The Boss is one hot mess of a roller coaster. For everything that I love, there is something that I think desperately needs work. The Boss at Six Flags:
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The Log Flume at Six Flags St. Louis may not be the most imaginatively named ride. I mean it’s called the Log Flume, and it’s a log flume. This classic is one of the last original rides to still be operational. Back in 1971, this was one of the star attractions of the park. 1971
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Moon Antique Cars 2021 update This post is now to be considered archived. Six Flags St. Louis has announced that Moon Antique Cars will be removed for the 2021 season. All told, these classics gave us 49 years of fun! Follow this link for the full details on Six Flags STL Ride Removals. Moon Antique
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Mr. Freeze: Reverse Blast is a Premier Rides roller coaster at Six Flags St. Louis. It has been putting riders on ice since April 1998. It was originally supposed to open for the 1997 season, but due to complications, it had to wait one more year to get it safe and right. Mr. Freeze: Reverse
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Colossus operates at Six Flags, St. Louis. Originally built for the 1984 worlds fair in New Orleans. Then was relocated, and began operations at Six Flags St. Louis in 1986. Colossus at Six Flags: Overview and Analysis When driving to the park, it is one of the very first things that catch your eye from
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American Thunder opened at Six Flags St. Louis in June 2008. When it first made its debut, it was under the different name of Evil Knievel. This is Six Flags and the coaster wasn’t named after a DC superhero. Naturally, it got rebranded to American Thunder. Designed by Great Coasters International (GCI) by Jeff Pike
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The Ninja at Six Flags St. Louis ends up being the butt of a lot of jokes. Is the Black Belt of Roller Coasters the worst ever made? Do you need to pack some Tylenol anticipating a roundhouse kick to the brain from Ninja? I find most of this type of talk to be rather
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