Ranking EVERY Six Flags Park (Except Mexico) 

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Sfga is my home park, I didn’t think too highly of it until I started going to other parks and was wishing I was back to my home park

Magic Mountain is my home park. And I totally agree with you! The lines get exceptionally long on random rides, made worse by the sometimes unbearable heat. The park opened in 1971 and it definitely showing its age in places. Left over artifacts of long defunct attractions as well as general degradation of que areas. Ninja especially has a lot of wood rot and missing elements that have never been replaced or repaired over the years. The poor Sky Tower has been stuck in limbo due to the elevator needing repairs/replacement. That being said, I love the place.

I'm not a huge theme park enthusiast but I grew up going to SFGAm and i loved hearing your thoughts about it. :) I always loved the reflecting pool in front of the carousel and Raging Bull is my favorite too! I'm so glad you felt the people were friendly too. Sweet Home Chicago!

In regards to La Ronde, any park that has a B&M hyper automatically cannot be the worse in the chain, when there are several others without anything close to that scale (SFDK, Great Escape, etc). Awesome video, your rankings are well justified and thought out. This must have taken a lot of work to put this together!

Six Flags Great America is my home park, everything really is like a dream to go on but I feel like once you go on everything, there’s no fun into it really, overall, all the parks are really great and I loved to hear your thoughts on them!

This was a fantastic video! I had to save it for later so I could watch the whole thing in one go. Glad to see Great America get the praise it deserves

Brother i couldn't agree more!! Finally a number 1 that is correct!! Everything u said from atmosphere, cleaness, , to the hospitality and all out fun hits my heart. As a guy who grew up in S Chicago, this was my second home every summer snd every Halloween for Fright Fest!! Bravo my friend, i miss the Shock Wave, it originated here...

Lived inbetween Great Escape And La Ronde, I always enjoyed La Ronde more but haven't been in 16 years. Hoping to go again soon. Nice review about La Ronde makes me excited to go again.

Great video! I enjoyed watching! The order kind of surprised me like the top 3 but I like your reasons.

Great video!!! Great Adventure is my home park, I’ve been going there since 1976. It has really changed but my family and love it. After watching your video I want to check out some of the other Six Flags!!!

My home park is Six Flags Great America, I absolutely LOVE it there. I was just there 2 days ago and I rode almost every roller coaster on my visit and even rode some 2-4 times. Great video and thanks for making it!⭐️ ❤️ X-Flight is definitely my favorite :)

Happy to see my home park La Ronde ranked so high. It's sadly used to have to more coasters : Le Cobra and Super Manège. Not the best coasters but still enjoyable. I like their kiddie coaster La Marche du Mille Pattes as well, which is one of the few rides remaining of the original line up of park when it opened in 1967. Brought my niece there so I could do it again.

I'm very glad that you ranked SFGAM number 1. It's technically my home park if you exclude Mt. Olympus. But the rides at SFGAM are amazing. I didn't ride all of them because I'm not fully prepared for the "Larger ones" but the ones I did ride were great. American Eagle is not as bumpy as people think it's a really good wooden coaster. Viper my favorite wooden coaster in the park was amazing, filled with tons of airtime. X-flight is a very underrated wing coaster, my favorite of the park by its uniqueness, and how fun the rollercoaster is. ( That's why I'm excited to go on Gatekeeper. ) Joker... I had no idea what happened but it was insane. Superman Ultimate Flight was very smooth for me and the pretzel loop threw me off. Whizzer is a top tier family coaster. It is just intense for a family coaster. Batman is very intense, it's a great rollercoaster. Demon was still very solid, the entrance into the 1st corkscrew kinda whipped me around but the operator was great. He sent us off with, " Have fun on the headache. " Which was very surprising that I didn't get a headache. And we went on a Tuesday so all the rollercoasters were WALK ONS. The operations are great also except for X-flight which took a little longer but it was still fairly decent. If you live near Six Flags Great America you should definitely go.

Came across this video after spending all day yesterday at six flags great America. You are so right, great line of of coasters and easy to get around. Had a a blast there!

SFGAM is my home park and I would go twice a year in my teens and twenties. About 12 years ago they really started to tank due to some really bad choices by management that ruined it for me. However, I finally decided to go yesterday (first time back after 10 years) and was more than pleasantly surprised! They fixed the issues that I had and added more pretty amazing coasters which also helped to make the lines much shorter. The Raging Bull will always be my personal favorite, but I loved Goliath and X Flight. Didn't get to try Maxx Force, but getting to ride all the big ones I really wanted to (multiple times) with only 20 minute wait times more than made up for that. The Joker was a great ride, too! Staff members were upbeat and interacted wonderfully with the crowds which was a far cry from how they were the last few times I was there. I will be buying a season pass next year! Great video, keep up the good work!

Happy to see La ronde at 9th on the list. My home park. The setting is very nice and the rides are not that bad at all. I saw your review it was pretty good (pretty much not as biased as Coasters Studios's which i thought was atrocious) Anyways, great video ! P.S The lake at La ronde is where they do firework shows on Wednesdays and on Saturdays in the middle of July until the end of August. Hope my information was useful !

Great video! When I went to la ronde a few days ago the operations for Goliath wasn’t the best and everyone was crowding the station and cutting the lines. but the other operations were decent and I had a fun time.

This was really fun to watch. Thanks for making it.

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Great America is my home park and I agree. This is a very underrated park, Raging Bull is my favorite roller coaster here.

Magic Mountain is my home park and I'll say you pretty much nailed my thoughts on it. I went this past May for my best friend's birthday with a group of 10 people ranging from big thrill seekers to borderline non riders and overall it was a great time for everyone but outside of the rides its not good. The food especially is wayyyyy overpriced and not good. If anyone is planning on visiting, I'd say go during the Fall or Winter because the heat can become unbearable and don't go to the park's Johnny Rockets. It's below average at best and not worth the price, the shakes are the only saving grace

Im still watching but I am enjoying so far. Thanks for the great video! :)

That was great! I hope you make more long videos like this!

I’m glad that this is your own opinions and it’s not biased based on other reviews for me it is very annoying to hear something get praised or trashed on because a large creator likes it for example I feel nitro is a decent hyper but it isn’t the best in America like a lot of people claim because that’s what coaster studios praise.

Great America and Great Adventure are so close in quality for me. Both are parks with amazing ride Lineups. Great America has the better coaster collection, but I slightly take Great Adventure because I think in excels over Great America in all nearly all the other categories like food, flat rides and operations My overall ranking of the sf parks I've been to would be 1. Six Flags Great Adventure 2. Six Flags Great America 3. Six Flags (Good) America 4. Six Flags St Louis

my family have been season pass holders to Six Flags Great America for a couple summers here and there. it's amazing watching this video i can recognize when you are using shots of Great America in the intro and i can tell where you are in the park! i can even name all the rides in the shot. love this video! edit: i wrote this comment at the start of the video having ZERO IDEA Great America was gonna be #1. made me watch the whole video waiting to hear you talk about it XD

You fixed the way you said Dahlonega😂You said it right this time! YAAA. Also, operations are always hit or miss. Most times I have been, the operations have been great. But Superman has never had good operations, it is always so slow, and it always breaks down

Just want to say thank you for giving the six flags park of my childhood (America)some respect. It’s definitely a dump but those are the coasters I grew up on so I love them. The bonus about growing up with roar as my woody (I understand that most people think that’s an oxymoron) is that I’ve never hopped off of another woody and felt beaten up lol.

I would like to thank you for your grind on this video man! I see you!

As Six Flags Magic Mountain as my home park I am biased, but I must say: You hit the nail on the head about the parks appearance, atmosphere, and park operations. And yeah, most of the rides there are very pleasant, while others leave more to be desired. Although I have yet to visit other parks in the chain I agree with your ranking. Magic Mountain is spoiled no doubt, but definitely a work in progress.

LaRonde is my home park, so while I am happy to see it relatively high on the list I can’t say it’s been enjoyable in recent years. They do have some great rides, but every time I’ve gone several rides have either been closed, have closed while I was waiting in line, or have had hour long waits. They do have a pretty nice firework show and some cool decor during Fright Fest though. Glad you had a good time!

Its so awesome seeing Great America at #1! I've been going there since I was very young and now at 19 I still go there 5-6 times a summer. Raging Bull is the absolute best!

THANK YOU! While I have not been to great adventure or magic mountain, I’ve been to Cedar Point and Kings Island and some of the other larger parks; and Great America, in my family is considered in very close relation to CP and KI. Great America is sooooo good, I always forget just how many insane coasters they have together until I go again, it being my third closest park to Nebraska!

If you get a King Da Ka rollback it changes the feel of the coaster... drastically. Unfortunately I have never experienced a roll back but have seen and talked to people who have. It was cool to see my home park at #2! Great video too

I just went to sfmm this weekend, which was the opening weekend of the new Wonder woman ride, and I have to say it was probably my best visit in the past few years. Longest I waited was 1 hour for tatsu, and the highlight would be riding the new Wonder woman ride 5 times on it's opening day and waiting 5 minutes to get on X2 the day before. Definitely lots of improvements to the park, and with it operating 19 of it's 20 coasters I would put it #1

I agree completely with Great Escape. This and Great Adventure are my closest and I choose GA over Escape any day. Not to mention that every time that I've been to Escape since I was little, there have always been so many attractions that were closed down. After some time, we just completely gave up on it.

Since my wife has one, do season passes work in multiple parks? If we decided to go on vacation and there happened to be another six flags in the area would we be able to go with the season pass?

Thank you for the video! You never mentioned our Train system at Six Flags over Texas!

Hey I love your content keep up the good work

I was at Magic Mountain during spring break and with a flash pass I still had to wait 3 hours in line for X2. People that didn't have the flash pass had to wait 6 hours in line. The park closed and people never left the line queue until they got to ride so I'm not sure how long they were open that day. That was definitely the worst operations I've ever experienced in any Six Flags park.

The water at La Ronde def adds some appeal to me 😍 Thanks for this list! I'm an adrenaline junkie but haven't been to near as many amusement parks as I would like to. Magic Mountain was always my favorite amusement park memory as a kid (even as a kid I loved it more than Disney...which I've always found overrated) but I think it may be the only Six Flags I've been to thus far (dad was Navy when I was growing up so I don't always remember where all we've been in our travels) though Great Adventure has been on my bucket list for FOREVER and I'm hoping to FINALLY get there this summer (Kingda Ka, Dare Devil Dive, and Zumanjaro here I come!) My friends and I stayed at a hostel near Six Flags Over Georgia and I wish we'd been able to go but we were there for Dragoncon so already spending too much money. Def would like to get there next time I'm down there for DC. When you said "shark encounter" I got all excited thinking they had a "get in the water with sharks" kind of experience and I was gonna bump Discovery up to the top of my see Six Flags parks 😅 (If this wasn't sue-happy America maybe they would have such a thing) Also thanks for noting about rides being closed I'm going to have to remember to call before going to Great Adventure. Would be crushed driving all the way 2 1/2 hours for my faves to not even be up and running. Only thing...all your mentions of "smoother"...nah some of us like 'em rough 😜

Great job eric nice review id like to get to six flags great america someday lots of them look like fun parks even look better then the ones iv been to

The Great Escape is my "local" park being from northern Vermont and it used to feel like an amazing place to visit, especially as a kid. As I've gotten older, each time I've visited the park, it seems like there's not only physically less stuff than each previous visit but the overall experience and atmosphere has become much more watered down. 8 years ago my siblings, parents, and I bought season passes and we visited the park about a dozen times during the summer. The first few visits had no issues, but by mid-June, they began taking away benefits, no free drinks, no free meals, etc, and by the end of the summer we were paying out-of-pocket for nearly everything that was originally included. Since 2014, I've only been about 4 times and the entire experience has been "meh". It's smaller than other parks, it's repetitive, and unless you're doing it as a kid or for your kids, it's not really a fantastic adult experience. Additionally, their resort property across the street is grossly overpriced for the quality of the park. If you are spending the night in the area, get a cheaper hotel for a quarter of the price. I have no problems with Queensbury NY as an area, but outside of The Great Escape, you're harder-pressed to find interesting things to do compared to other locations on this list.

SFFT is my home park and I love it to death, I live about 10 minutes from the entrance \m/. I plan on visiting more parks over the next few years starting with SFOT but there is nothing quite like the quarry wall for a unique landscape.

SFFT is my home park and I even got to be a ride op over summer 21'. honestly, not surprised that those rides were closed, and your comments on operations. our trains are practically ancient, and when I worked back in 2021 they didnt start operating normally until about A MONTH AGO. I worked in the Crackaxle Canyon Area, and DDD im definitely not surprised it was down. my area always had a joke on placing bets on how many times the ride would break in the day and we would start at double digits. some of these rides are either too old, or frankly too new and still working out the kinks. apparently from some friends I still know around there, staffing for ride ops have been weak so I really hope you can visit again, especially when Cliffhanger opens!

Six Flags Great Adventure is my local park, and while I love it, I agree with you regarding the loose article policy. I went last week for the first time in 4 years, and was baffled by the policy. Not only did it come off as a scam to make you pay egregious prices for lockers, but the policy was super inconsistent. Some rides had staff turning you away before you even got on line if you had anything in your pockets. Others didn't care and just let you put it in a cubby or the floor. It didn't make any sense. But of course there is a drink rack for your $20-$35 drink cup you paid for.

as someone with their home park as great America I'm glad to see it number 1!! usually we are number 3 or 4. I agree with what you said about GA and am glad that you valued more than just the rides since IMO that is what gets GA put down where it is usually. we dont have a stand out ride to draw in the thusies and push GA up above a Great adventure or fiesta

now that youve been to all six flags park but mexico do ya plan on viisiting six flags mexico and do u plan to go to anymore cedar fair parks youve never been to

Great video also love that Six Flags Great adventure is number 2 its my home park. And I can actually tell you why they have the lose article rule. It’s because people lost way to much stuff on the rides .

The scariest part about Kingda Ka is when you don't know when you will shoot up 128 mph and then all of sudden you go 128 mph

I have lived in Orlando for 20 years but still make it back to my hometown of Chicago to visit SFGAM. Many complain about it's lack of elite coasters but not realize it is because of it's status as the true testing park (more so than fiesta Texas). Great America has received the most investment this millennium, while also being top heavy invested from 1988 to 1999 (rivaled only by great adventure and magic mountain at this time. Great Adventure was down to 4 coasters in 1989 And magic mountain was trying to take advantage of longer seasons and major metro to compete with cedar point as a capital). Once they were able to reinvent Great adventure, and expand Magic Mountain, six flags returned to Great America to become their park of choice. My guess is due to it's attendance rivaling nearly the same as it's two bigger markets, but year after year their earnings report put Great America well above others in profit. Also allowing it to be a testing park in metro that is 10 million (and racially matching of America's diversity count), it gives great data about public opinion as a whole. Final two advantages are Great America's proximity to Cedar Point and it's record of having the chains Hardest fighting park presidents I'm terms of getting a it's fair share in investment due to it's financial power brought into the companies profits.. Jim Withrobe (Previous park president of Great America is owed all the credit for the establishment of B&M, the creation of the inverted, outside looping coaster, and the constant height variance approvals he would win in court despite push back from local communities). Many don't know this but B&M never wanted to be a company. They worked on that bad intamin z force Coaster for intamin which put them initially in relationship with Jim. He was so impressed that when Great America was the recipient of Great Adventures Bobsled in 1989, they called what would be B&M to build new trains for capacity. It was this visit that got the ball rolling and convinced B&M to go into Business by building their first coaster Iron Wolf at Great America. It was then Jim's idea to compete with arrow suspended coasters by created a sketch of the inverted floorless trains that he wanted in the park. The relationship was so strong that B&M was back to build one of their first two hyper coasters in great America (with great America opening second, yet was taller, longer, and more unique). Great America was picked to get the b&m flying clone just one year after debut, and was the first park in north America to announce a wing coaster in 2012). B&M really is a staple or Chicago history in terms of firsts or near firsts). Hank the next president who passed in January, got the park 6 coasters (3 record breakers) in his final 10 years, He fought against the superloop craze as early as 2013, which is why the park ended up getting the world's largest out of the deal as he demanded better for great America. Hank was also president of the committee that installed the justice league dark rides across the nation. He ensured as many kinks we're worked out before bringing such a tech driven attraction to his own park. Hank is also famous for being the park president that officially got Great America's Height Variance changed after 2014 Public outcry on Goliaths height and noise. He convinced the village administration that 125 feet was too short to compete these days, as it needed to compete with other parks like cedar fair. This gave Great America approval to build up to 200 feet with no variance on any land south of roaring rapids and the Yankee harbor in park Bay. This is why MaxxForce was able to stay secret til the end, while Goliath we knew 2 to 3 months prior to it's announcement. X flight was 120 feet simply to keep it a secret from the competition. The park wanted innovation that fit today's need for larger size. As a final statement of why todays Great American History and coaster line up is so great - Six Flags Great America is the only six flags park with 4 woodies, technically 5 since Eagle offers two different experiences on each track). Of these woodies, Goliath is Six Flags Only topper track woodie from RMC. Since they no longer make these, and since lighting run went hybrid, it is one of only 2 in the world. Goliath is once again the fastest wooden coaster, still maintains the tallest drop, and is the steepest full circuit wooden coaster in the world. It was the first to introduce the zero G Stall, and the only wooden coaster to have a dive loop. American Eagle remains the tallest, fastest, longest racing coaster in the world, and even debuted as the tallest and fastest period. Viper is the only coaster in the six flags family that was designed and built directly in park. it is the best paced version IMO of the cyclone inspired model (I say inspired as Viper is slightly taller, has modernized unbanked laterals, and a double dip that Cyclone doesn't have). MaxxForce is the only airlaunch coaster in the chain. It's the fastest accelerating coaster in the world outside Japan, and has one of the most unique features that follow. The double invert from Vipers queue looks like one mega 175 foot loop with one of the greatest near miss head chopper moments as it passes under the track. The world's fastest inversion that follows is amongst the most intense elements I've experienced. With wicked twister gone, Vertical Velocity has become six Flags tallest and fastest inverted coaster, and making it a 3 way tie as Americas tallest and fastest with two cedar fair clones. Batman The Ride is the world's first inverted outside looping coaster. It also has ACE landmark status Superman Ultimate Flight is the only flying coaster in the Midwest Whizzer is the last of it's kind in America, and one of only two speed racers left in the world. It too is an ACE landmark coaster. The Dark Knight is one of the few wild mouse that truly lacks any breaking upon the hairpin turns and truly feels like a much bigger wild mouse that it is. Theming is good, not great, and the warehouse building is an eye sore next to superman's drop. X flight was underrepresented in 2012 due to Dollywood opening it's park for Wild Eagle. Earlier beating Great America to the punch. Wild Eagle's 131 foot straight drop and 4 non unique inversions was imo no where on the same level as X Flight. X flight introduced to America the nations first wingover drop, the most inversions on a wing coaster at the time, and that grand finale near miss of the air traffic control tower and the additional construction beam you travel into right after for a second near miss. XFlight's ride time is also longer than Wild Eagle's due to all the extra track wasted to go up and down a mountain. Demon is the chains best themed classic arrow with the 3 tunnels, rockwork, ect. One thing about demon that I enjoy is the fact of it's position in the skyline and direction of the lifthill. While the coaster is only 102 feet in height, viper sits down in a valley with the SW Territory, giving a false illusion of being higher up. In addition that pop of airtime on the first drop is always a shock. Raging Bull is truly the only b&m hyper twister in the world, has one of the best flojector first drops of all time thanks to the pre drop. It's also the first coaster to have open air sideless carts that have become standard today. The 9th row on this coaster, far right side seat actually has given me more airtime then Mako here in Orlando. Finally, Six Flags Great America to me truly beats others in over all coasters because only 2 are kiddie, with one actually being historical and therefore another rarity in the chain. The other parks with high numbers of coasters tend to cheat with a ridiculous number of kiddie coasters. To close up I just wanted to shout out a few other interesting notes * The Columbia Carousel is the world's tallest double deck carousel * The bumper cars have the largest bumper car floor in the world * The park was the first park to debut a 7 looping coaster. It also has the highest drop and fastest speed of any steel coaster for it's time. It also debuted with the worlds highest inversion at the time. * Iron Wolf, while now named firebird at SFA, yes it's a weak b&m but for it bring the first b&m standup twister, and the original tallest, fastest, and longest standup coaster it was big for it's day. It also was the first to introduce a corkscrew to a standup design. * Great America was home to the unfortunate Deja Vu, the world's largest boomerang model *Ragin Cajun at SFA always gets good reviews. I concur as when it was first built at Great America I remember thinking it was the best crazy mouse I had ridden. Not sure how this one is so different.

Did you call dahlonega mine train terrifying? I do agree with you about sfne's theming since none of the parks areas other than maybe Rockville are truly done well for six flags imo. Also the whole good day/bad day thing really causes the shift in people's park rankings. With that said I get why some enthusiasts aren't eager to revisit the majority of the six flags parks. I agree with your sfne ranking but your experience description was better than most times I've visited and I've been 4 times within the past year

You must do mexico , a surprisingly cool park with great theming and a safe atmosphere.. and sfmm is my home park. El Ultimo Escapo is a cool ride. I just subbed.sfmm needs more flat rides.

I was born and raised in North New Jersey and Great Adventure was always the place to go. Perfectly situated between NYC and Philadelphia. I was going to this park when it was just known as “Great Adventure”. Thanks for a great video. Just wish that you mentioned what state each park was in when you displayed the name. Two thumbs up. 👍🏻 👍🏻

I'm going to both Great Adventure and Great America next year, they will be my first 2 Six Flags parks and I'm so excited to ride the coasters at these parks.

Great video family....real talk.Salute👊🏿

What’s a shame is that St. Louis had great theming probably about 10-15 years ago, but do to random rides needing a place to be plopped down and (presumably) lack of budget, it went away since then.

sfga actually has a point with the loose article policy. my friend didn’t get a locker for his phone since he also found it dumb, and ended up completely losing his phone on nitro. we spent 40 minutes talking to staff about it. we still never found it to this day lol

Great job on your video and thank you for making my home park Six Flags Great America #1 !!! … 👍

Great job!

Having Great Adventure as my home park has spoiled me, but as a local, I will say that some of the park rides are poorly aging, especially on rides like El Toro. Of course on a first visit, that's not noticeable, but having gone multiple times, a visit in 2022 does not compare to a visit a few years back.

I grew up in WI, and SFGAM was my "home park"...although it was called Marriot's Great America "back in the day!" We are visiting here now (from AZ) and went to the park and it's changed a LOT, and for the better! I love all the coasters, though the line for Maxx Force was 60 min. and we just didn't want to wait, but I agree with Raging Bull. I've been on the Velocicoaster at Universal, and I'm guessing Maxx Force is similar? I also liked Goliath and X-Flight, although a kid had puked on the ride vehicle as it was coming in and we had to wait for them to clean it up and cycle the trains through a few times before we could ride it. We also didn't ride Joker since it looked a little too crazy for us! We loved Batman and Superman. I am a Disney fanatic so theming for me just isn't there, but I have to remember that this is NOT Disney! :)

Just an FYI for the Great Adventure loose article policy, the locker is only 10 dollars for the whole day and you can get a new locker anywhere they have them. (You pay once, say at el toro, then take your stuff to another ride’s locker and don’t have to pay again). Also only el toro, kingda ka, jersey devil, and joker require lockers. The rest you can put your things to the side before riding.

Didn’t expect to see frontier city here but a nice surprise. It was an independent park my whole childhood with the frontier theme. Sixflags bought it a few years ago along with white water bay. That’s probably why it had a different vibe. It also used to have a drop tower and a crazy slingshot ride called the eruption but they removed both sadly:(

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom is my home park. As a local I can definitely say it's underrated and I'll tell you what safari side wider is like, the que is amazing it has snakes in it, and the ride was just ok the turns were a little bit painful. By far it has the best que and my favorite ride is cobra, but ya I totally agree with you it is definitely underrated. Edit: You could have took the shuttle.

I’ve been to great adventure but honestly still think magic mountain should be number 2. It just has a much bigger collection of roller coasters even though some aren’t good.

Happy to see great America so high on the list I spent a good chunk of my summer there with friends

I went to Six Flags New England when it was still Riverside Park as a child. It made me smile to see Thunderbolt is still there.

I keep telling people that Iron Rattler is a serious underrated coaster. The first drop is just crazy and the quarry setting is so unique. It's a shame you went on a day when so much was closed.

I absolutely love the Great America placement! My favorite is personally Magic Mountain but Great America has the most well rounded lineup it’s crazy

Does MM having a Jersey Devil Clone bump it in your rankings. That makes 4 elite coasters according to TC Tatsu X2 right? Also Full Throttle is definitely only 1/2 a ride, and it is so sad because of that because it would be sick if there was more to it.

I love amusement parks and I especially love my hometown park Six Flags Great America. Whatever city I visi, I go to an amusement park when I can. I love the changes over the years, I'm 59 , with GA and they are friendly and the park is clean, you see someone sweeping everywhere you go. Maybe you could do a park to park best food options, hmm GA's taste of great america was very nice. I wish they'd bring back the option to bring your food inside again, its helpful to people with health issues and small children. Overall I loved your review, keep it up, Awesome work!

Twisted Colossus is truly a masterpiece. The restraints are comfortable and just loose enough so that you get some fantastic hang time, the drops at the beginning are intense, the dueling element is extremely well-done, the inversions are so smooth and fast you feel like you are flying. The feeling of being in the spiral loop when you are mere inches away from the other train is unmatched by any other coaster I’ve been on. The wait is long, yes, but the ride is a whole 4 minutes. 100% worth it. Would go to magic mountain just for that ride honestly

Honestly, SFFT is best in my opinion, and WW was down because both trains needed maintenance, the train was broken, Dr.D opens July 30. And tho others were maintenance issues. You just kinda got unlucky 😅

Great America is amazing and the best park. Great review. Got spoiled as its the local park.

SFOG is my home SF park. They have a extremely balanced lineup and are ready to open their long awaited launch coaster next year which is a world’s first ultra surf coaster. It currently doesn’t have a name yet but sounds very exciting

Magic mountain is my home park. I respect what you had to say but I disagree. X2 , tatsu , twisted colossus , full throttle ,scream and riddlers revenge are the best coaster line up in any six flags park. Ya we may have a trash hyper and no giga but we have more than enough coasters to make up for it. And X2 is one of the most intense coasters you will ever go on and it sure is a wild ride. easily number 1 at the park. And ya the bathrooms and the operations can be trash tho

As a SFMM fanboy I know all too well the strengths and weaknesses of the park. And I would also place it third. The potential is there for it to easily be the best, but there just isn’t enough diversity in the ride line up, and certain aspects of the park need updating. So I get it. And I don’t think you’ll find many people anymore that would rank this park above Cedar Point, or even Kings Island. The park really fell behind after a decade of sheer neglect by former management. I think it’s in the process of redemption however. Give it 10 years or so.

Grew up going to six flags St. Louis and I agree! So much potential there but we haven’t gotten a new coaster in sooooo long (i don’t count the boomerang lol)

Six Flags Great America is my home park! So happy with its ranking.

Great escape is my home park and I have to agree with you on most things but it was a pretty run down park when six flags bought it in 1996 and I have to say they have done a lot of work to it since then. So it is getting better

i would like to see great adventure and great america to combine into six flags america because I keep on forgetting about some coaster in great america in great adventure

I completely agree with this list. You are the goat.🥇🥇🥇

I took 2 of my kids to six flags fiesta Texas yesterday and we basically walked onto every ride and rode it as many times as we wanted for 8 hours. We had flash passes and only had to use them twice the entire day. Kinda a waste of money, but with the nice weather i was expecting it to be busier. It was the best day I’ve ever had at a six flags park outside of the time they only opened at half capacity right after the pandemic lockdowns. The lines were longer on the day it was only opened at half capacity, but the rides seemed so much more thrilling after being shut inside with nothing to do for so long.

Ayy happy to see Great America as #1! As my home park that's always cool to see

I live a couple miles from Great America and can’t remember the last time was there. Too expensive, long lines, lots of asphalt, over priced food. So overall I just don’t go, but then I’m not a big rollercoaster enthusiast. So I appreciate your #1 ranking of our local Great America that I drive by every single day.

As a GAm frequent guest, I'm kinda shocked to see it get number one on a list. It's great to see.

Sfga is just an hour away from where I live, and every time I go I never get bored of the rides there. I definitely think its #1 out of all the six flags parks I’ve been to

I was also at great escape earlier this season and i did experience horrendous operations on flashback but most of the other rides still had decent operations. I also did enjoy the bobsled coaster and i was surprised on how enjoyable it was.

The day I went to Great Escape with my friends and family was the day the Champions league final this year and at one point I sat at a table to eat near the Blizzard ride (which is probably my fav ground ride in GE) and all over the table was calipitters

This is a video that almost exactly ranks my Six Flags lineup.

I have a small back pack called a loctote. Its water proof, virtually cut proof and you can close it and lock it to any fence while waiting for a ride. Works great!

great america is right on the way to one of my close family friends lake house, so whenever we would all go up for a weekend or something we always would drive up a day early and do a six flags day together and those are some of the most fun summer days i've ever had. great park, imo the coaster lineup is nearly unrivaled.

So the 50’s themed area (aka Rockville) at SFFT is one of those weird areas where the whole area used to be completely immersive with 50s theme rides and over time new rides were stuck there that didn’t totally match the theme. There used to be a 50’s theme car ride where you ‘drive’ a car on a track that ran up to where the queue for poltergeist is, poltergeist used to have the bare minimum of theming, the DC themed rides (Wonder Woman and Batman) were a standard water ride where you go up a hill and then down to a giant splash and the mentioned above car ride. Part of me wishes they would do a slight retheme for the area because it is a mosh pit of different themes and this park has the strongest themed area of Six Flags overall but at the same time I love the 50s theme

You can take items to the station on most rides at Great Adventure despite the signs except for El Toro, Kingda Ka, Joker, and Superman. The log flume and Congo Rapids may also not let you bring items on. Also, El Toro is now running excellent since the retracking and fixing of pot holes.

Great America is my home park and so glad it made #1! I went there 24 times in one season by myself and agree with what you said about staff and guests being so friendly I always met and hung with new people every time I went 🎢💕💯

I feel you were a little hard on ‘The Great Escape’…growing up in central Vermont, this park was, and still is, LITERALLY all we have 😣. Lots of good memories in that park.

SF Great America is my home park. Been going regularly for over 20 years now and love it. Have been on every ride there. I definitely don't take it for granted. It's an amazing park. It definitely earned that #1 spot! Raging bull is my all time favorite!

I’ve had so many safety issues at six flags over Georgia. The worst being when I last rode Superman. No one checked to make sure I was locked in. I spent the whole ride terrified and won’t get on it again. I also got injured at the waterpark (Whitewater) after the attendants were too busy flirting with each other to hear me screaming that my tube went down and I could hold on. Went down the entire concrete slide with no tube. Scraped me up pretty bad.