Six Flags Over Georgia, White Water, and American Red Cross have teamed up to give away 300 tickets to individuals who donate blood. Anyone who donates blood at select upcoming blood drives will receive one...
Six Flags over Georgia is planning not one but two new kids areas for the 2016 season: a DC Super Friends area and a Bugs Bunny Boomtown area. Combined, the two areas will bring 12...
For a limited time beginning March 14, 2015, Six Flags over Georgia will reverse the trains of Batman: The Ride, offering a completely different ride experience — as many other Six Flags parks have done with...
Temperatures are rising and waterparks are finally opening for the summer season after what was a brutally cold winter for many. Six Flags over Georgia recently held a preview event for its brand-new, in-park Hurricane...
Goliath at Six Flags over Georgia is this week’s A-Z Coaster of the Week. The 200-foot-tall Bolliger & Mabillard hyper coaster opened in 2006. The coaster features a first drop of 175-feet. One of the...
Announcement overload. August 30, 2012, was an exciting day for coaster enthusiasts. Six Flags announced 2013 plans for all of its parks on the same day. Needless to say, keeping up with all of those...
Six Flags over Texas and Six Flags over Georgia will both add a Sky Screamer ride to the park in 2013, although the two differ significantly in size. Six Flags over Georgia’s Sky Screamer will...
Six Flags over Georgia posted some photos of the new Dare Devil Dive coaster on their Facebook page: The drop looks small compared to the large car, but I’m sure it’s much more menacing in...
Six Flags over Georgia posted the below photo of a Dare Devil Dive train on their Facebook: I like the open-air design! Dare Devil Dive is expected to open later this month.
Dare Devil Dive at Six Flags over Georgia is progressing very quickly as of late, as shown by the following photos posted on the park’s Facebook page. The ride’s inversions are quickly taking shape. Some...
Vertical construction of Dare Devil Dive at Six Flags over Georgia has begun and the park is documenting the progress on its Facebook page. Crews assemble the bottom portion of the coaster’s first drop. Yellow...
Six Flags over Georgia recently posted some photos of Dare Devil Dive still under construction inside a warehouse. Although the giant piece of lift hill isn’t painted, it will be up before you know it!
