Six Flags Over Georgia

Let Your Inner Daredevil Shine at Six Flags Over Georgia

As the largest regional theme park in the Southeast, Six Flags Over Georgia is home to more than 40 rides including 12 roller coasters, three water rides and thrill rides. 

Some of the most popular roller coaster rides at Six Flags Over Georgia include:

• Blue Hawk. This coaster features a 122-foot lift hill, and a more than 50 mph first drop.
• Batman: The Ride. It takes riders through relentless loops and twists over the dark streets of Gotham.
• Dare Devil Dive. This ride features a 95-foot-tall vertical lift hill, a 95-degree first drop, three inversions and a top speed of 52 miles per hour.
• Dahlonega Mine Train. An old favorite at Six Flags, it’s a runaway mine car.
• Goliath. This giant roller coaster’s name says it all.
• Twisted Cyclone. The wood and steel twisted cyclone hybrid roller coaster sends riders upside down through three inversions. There is a steep 75-degree initial drop from nearly 10 stories in the air right into a reverse cobra roll perpendicular to the ground. 

Six Flags Over Georgia is home to Hurricane Harbor water park, a massive water park and tropical paradise full of wave pools and slippery slides, open late May through September. Tsunami Surge is a dual-slide complex that drops riders down an enclosed five-story drop and whirls them around in a 40-foot wide bowl follow by a zero-gravity plunge out the bottom. Bonzai Pipelines soar through winding curves, dark tunnels and swirling bowls.

Things to Do at Six Flags Over Georgia

1. During the summer months, take the kids to splash around in Paradise Island, the park’s huge interactive water play structure featuring dozens of water elements and slides.
2. Each October, Six Flags Over Georgia is transformed into a haunted theme park for Fright Fest. Halloween shows, roaming zombies and terrifying ride makeovers make Fright Fest one of the best Halloween experiences in Atlanta.
3. In November and December, Holiday in the Park kicks off with Christmas trees and more than one million holiday lights that give the park a magical glow.
4. Six Flags also features live entertainment throughout the park, food options for every taste and budget, as well as shops with the perfect souvenir to take home with you.

Insider Tips

• To beat the crowds, go on weekdays in the summer and any operating day in April, May, June or September.
• Start your day at the farthest attraction from the main entrance and work your way back.
• Visit your favorite rides as soon as the park opens or after 5 p.m.  

Know Before You Go

When is Six Flags Over Georgia Open?

View the park’s operating schedule for the days you plan to visit.

Where is Six Flags Located?

Six Flags Over Georgia is conveniently located on Interstate 20, just west of Atlanta, at:
275 Riverside Parkway, SW
Austell, Ga. 30168

What Attractions are Near Six Flags Over Georgia?

Six Flags White Water, is located just minutes away, with attractions and the water park for a day’s fun in the sun.