Look! Up in
the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a roller coaster?
Six Flags Over
Georgia recently opened for weekend operation and will also be open for
the rest of this week for Spring Break. The park added two new thrill
rides last year to all of the rides and attractions patrons have grown
to love. There will be a new addition to the park this Saturday, when
Superman Ultimate Flight accepts riders.
Superman Ultimate
Flight is a rollercoaster that lets passengers feel as if they are flying
like the Man of Steel. Passengers take their seats and are tilted forward
into flying positions. They travel up a 115-foot lift hill and then are
taken on a wild ride through curves, spirals and the first ever pretzel-shaped
inverted loop at 65 miles per hour.
Of course there
are dozens of other rides at the park including Deja Vu, a coaster that
takes passengers forward and backward over an enormous drop at speeds
close to 65 miles per hour, and Acrophobia, which drops standing passengers
161 feet and stops them 10 feet from the ground. If you need something
a bit tamer there are bumper cars, log rides, a carousel and the Monster
Plantation.
There are also
a number of live performances including a magic show, the Gotham City
Circus, concerts, the Wild West Comedy Gunfight Show and more. There will
also be several special concerts and events throughout the year. Sugar
Ray will perform their hits on May 18 and a Gospel Jubilee will take place
June 1. Atlanta Fest, a four-day series of Christian concerts and events,
will take place June 19-22. Country Music Week will be July 21-28. There
will be a Latin Music Festival Sept. 8 and, of course, Fright Fest, weekends
in October.
Six Flags Over
Georgia is also celebrating its 35th birthday this year and will host
a celebration complete with cake and entertainment June 9.
Six Flags is
open weekends until May 24 and gates open at 10 a.m. General admission
is $39.99 and junior and senior admission is $24.99. Season passes are
also available. For more information on Six Flags Over Georgia, phone
770-948-9290 or visit sixflags.com/georgia .
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