Six Flags Over Georgia
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"Busy, but fun!"
Our family has been to a lot of different theme parks and I have to say this is one of the busiest. However, there are wide walkways and lots of rides so it doesn't slow your day down as much as it might at other parks. There are lots of good roller coaster options (a little more than your average park). Try to go by a local fast food restaurant before you go and you'll probably be able to pick up a coupon to save on your tickets.
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"too crowded"
I went ot Six Flags over Georgia last year with a school group. We arrived at the park when they opened. I am a roller coaster lover, so we hit up several of the coasters. I have to say I was not impressed with the coasters. Several were very jerky. I actually ended up with a headache from all the jerking around. I did enjoy the batman ride, but not enough to ride it twice. The park was also incredibly crowded the day we were there. I don't know if that is normal or not, but there were so many people you couldn't walk down the sidewalks and the lines for rides were really long. I have definitely been to better amusement parks and if coasters are your thing, I would choose somewhere else.
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"Fun for teens!"
I visited here as a teenager and was it fun. This was over 20 years ago. I had a great time with friends even though they peer pressured me into the wacky roller coaster rides. I myself am scared of heights and these were the first roller coasters i have ever been....gosh, are they fast and scary! As scared I was (closed my eyes throughout the rides as shown in camera after you take the ride), I still had fun. There is so much to do here from buying unique gifts to winning prizes for playing crane games. Almost everyone can win a cute toy in the crane games for sure. I am sure so much has changed since my visit for the better. Definitely a fun and memorable place for pre-teens and up.
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"Expensive for Families"
Six Flags is not a great place to go if you're on a budget. Our oldest boys saved us a bit by earning free tickets through a reading program that Six Flags does.
There is a Thomas the Tank engine area for young kids. It's fun but very basic.
The crowds are significant. It's difficult to move around if you have many of them and they are young. I'd definitely save this high-priced activity for children who are older.
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"Great Park"
This is a great, clean amusement park. The kids area is central to the park but kind of secluded. The characters and Spanish theme make it really fun. The kids shows were fun too. This was a highly enjoyable outing. Expensive though, but worth it for a splurge every now and then.
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"Fun with older kids"
We've taken our older nephews to Six Flags a couple times, and they've really enjoyed it. There is not a whole lot for the younger kids to do, though with the recent addition of Thomas the Tank Engine, that's improved a little. It is basically a very nice playground, and a pretty cool Thomas the Train ride. My 2yo son could have played all day there.
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"Average theme park"
Yes, six flags over Georgia is a good theme park, but I just can't give it 5 stars after having been to Universal Studios in Orlando. Universal Studios is highly innovative, and six flags is just an average theme park. I will say that they are both more so aimed at older kids (a lot of rollercoasters have height requirements, you can see what these are on their website). I recommend going on a weekday, start counterclockwise (it's proven most people go to the right when entering a theme park), and skipping the first big rollercoaster if you get there early (it is likely to be packed). We did this, and we never had to wait more than 15 minutes. It was great!
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"Be prepared for long lines"
Six Flags is fun- for the 2 mins you are riding the coaster. And you almost forget the hour long wait, and heat until your two minutes are up and you are waiting for the next one. If you go during non-peak times (early summer, late fall, early morning, before close) you will have a fun time. Otherwise you will think you've wasted your money. I wouldn't recommend this for little kids as their attention spans are short. But for teens or adults- this can be a fun place. If you live nearby- go ahead and splurge- buy the season pass. It will pay for itself in 2 visits.
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"amusement park"
Its a great amusement park its like a minature disney land but alot cheaper. Its fun for kids and adults. You should buy the reuseable cup at the begining of the day it will save you money in the long run and it makes a nice souvenoir to take home at the end of the day.
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"Six Flags"
Six Flags is an amusement park located right outside of Atlanta, Georgia. If you are a trill seeker or enjoy relaxing shows, Six Flags is a great place to visit. It has plenty to offer for everyone. There is Toon Town for the little ones. Here they have rides and play areas for the little ones. If you have a child that is a trill seeker but not quite tall enough for the bigger rides, they have a great mini roller coaster located in this area. They have added in just the past few years a splash zone which is great to access during the mighty Georgia heat of summer. If you go during the summer it is very crowded. Be expected to wait in line for just about anything. We attended this past August. It was crowded during the day but a few hours before closing a majority of the crowd( many daycares or church groups) had left. We were able to ride everything 2 or 3 times with out a wait. I would highly suggest getting there early or being the last to leave. If you live near a Six Flags, ask your school about the Six Flags reading program. Six Flags will give a free ticket to kids in K-6th if they complete 6 hours/360 minutes of reading.
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"Thrills and Fun!"
Six Flags may not be the best place to take a small child, but it is definitely a fun place to visit. If you love a good thrill, you will love Six Flags. Some of my personal favorites include Goliath, Batman, and Georgia Scorcher. I have never been brave enough to try Acrophobia and I don't ever plan on it! Also, Six Flags is really cool around Halloween and it truly scared me! Make sure you go and visit there if you are ever in the Atlanta area!
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"Fun for Older Kids"
Six Flags over Georgia doesn't have too much that would excite small kids, and in my opinion is way overpriced. It's nice to go every now and again but be prepared for long waits. Food and drinks are also very pricey as well. Make sure you have good comfortable walking shoes. I may or may not take my children back.
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"Fun park!!!"
Another great family friendly theme park!!! There are things to do from all ages!! My personal favorite are all the great rollarcoaster this park has!!! Also make sure you stay and have lunch there....great theme park food!!! There is a great kiddie area for the youngsters as well. My child enjoyed this a lot.This would be the perfect stop if you are in this area!!!
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"We visited Six Flags specifically for ThomasTown"
I have two young boys who love Thomas. So when we heard Six Flags had ThomasTown we made a trip. At the ages of 2 and 4 they were in love. The ThomasTown section of the park was very clean and we all really enjoyed it. It was smaller than I thought it would be but for their age, it was really nice.
The rest of the theme park, there really was not much for their age group. There were more kid rides in others sections but they seemed to be more like carnival rides than theme park rides.
We also brought our 10 year old nephew. He loved the rollercoasters and truly enjoyed the day!
The staff was all very helpful and knowledgeable!
The park seemed to be much cleaner than it was when I visited it 8 years ago. It really was a nice visit.
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"Six Flags over Georgia"
Your typical amusement park. Lots of roller coasters and games. A fun day but lots of walking and standing in very long lines to ride for 2 minutes. Took forever to get in with not very many window open. Food prices are high and the park wasn't very clean but all in all an ok day.
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"Old theme park, lines too long"
Six Flags Over Georgia had potential at one time, but they are really an old park (and really dirty) and the lines are way too long. Seems like you spend the whole day in line and ride very few rides. The theme park overall is very dirty feeling compared to other parks.
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"Six flags"
I am a mother of two children and we took a trip to six flags over Georgia during the summer. We stayed about five hours and I would not recommend this trip for anyone. The lines were too long we got to ride a total of three rides they should not let but such a limited number of people inside just so they can make money. It is not fun to wait a hour or two for money when families visit to have fun and relaxing time I would not recommend this trip.
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"Six flags"
I am a mother of two children and we took a trip to six flags over Georgia during the summer. We stayed about five hours and I would not recommend this trip for anyone. The lines were too long we got to ride a total of three rides they should not let but such a limited number of people inside just so they can make money. It is not fun to wait a hour or two for money when families visit to have fun and relaxing time I would not recommend this trip.
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"Fun Spans the Ages"
Six Flags is a wonderful experience for families with all ages. There are fun-filled shows you can watch with delight, fun rides for all ages, and wonderful "fun food"! It is kinda pricey for a one day experience, but it is a pretty standard rate, and there are coupons out there! The roller coasters are amazing, but my favorite is the monster ride that takes you on a boat ride underground!
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"Good for an occassional activity"
We always take part in the Six Flags Reading Program. This is a great program to encourage reading and get the free fun tickets. Thanks to Six Flags for that program and educational support. We have a really good time...its is just sooooo hot here for this activity and they do not stay open late enough. We do enjoy the tickets though...so we do go once a year.
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