Six Flags Over Georgia

Introduction

Known as the "Thrill Capital of the South," Six Flags Over Georgia offers an array of roller coasters for adrenaline seekers. Noteworthy rides include Twisted Cyclone, Georgia Scorcher, Pandemonium, and Goliath, which sends guests soaring at 70 miles per hour and features a 12-story drop. For those who prefer a tamer experience, there are plenty of family-friendly options such as the Dahlonega Mine Train and Riverview Carousel. Additionally, visitors can enjoy live shows and entertainment, like Looney Tunes meet-and-greets. To beat the summer heat, guests can visit Hurricane Harbor, the on-site water park boasting attractions like a wave pool and a lazy river.

Visitor Feedback

Recent guests have praised the variety of rides available but noted that some attractions, alongside a number of restaurants and shops, were closed during their visit. Several travelers suggested visiting in winter to experience the Holiday in the Park event, where the park is illuminated with millions of Christmas lights.

Location and Accessibility

Six Flags Over Georgia is situated on Interstate 20, approximately 10 miles west of downtown Atlanta. For those driving, an on-site parking lot is available, and parking can be purchased in advance online for $35, or $40 for preferred parking. Public transportation options include Cobb County Transit, which offers shuttle service to the park. Additionally, MARTA services Six Flags Over Georgia with Route 201 running from Hamilton E. Holmes Station to the park.

Park Hours

Park hours vary by season but typically range from 11 a.m. to 8 or 9 p.m.

Tickets and Pricing

Single-day tickets begin at $45 if purchased in advance online; prices at the gate are higher. Season passes, available for a higher fee, offer unlimited visits, free parking, food discounts, and more over a specific period. For additional details, visitors should check the official website.