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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Screamin’ Eagle at Six Flags St. Louis has been in operation since 1976. Park management wanted something special for their fifth anniversary. So they convinced legendary roller coaster designer John Allen to come out of retirement once more. What resulted is what the designer himself considers to be his masterpiece. I won’t disagree with him. Screamin’ Eagle
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River King Mine Train has been operating at Six Flags St. Louis since June 5th, 1971. It was one of the original rides that opened with the park. This classic Arrow Dynamic’s mine train has a top speed of 30 MPH. If you grew up at Six Flags as your home park, then there is
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Batman: The Ride has been operating at Six Flags St. Louis since 1995. It was the fourth installation of this Bolliger and Mabillard (B&M) Invert Clone. The original, which premiered at Six Flags Great America in 1992, opened to rave reviews. Regardless of Batman: The Rider’s many installations, it consistently is one of, if not the most popular ride
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Boomerang has been operating at Six Flags St. Louis since 2013. It was designed and manufactured by Vekoma. Boomerang began operation under the name Flashback at Six Flags over Texas in 1989 till 2012. Boomerang again? I don’t think I need to describe what a Boomerang is. Yet, in case you need to be brought
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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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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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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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