Flags Georgia has beautiful terrain and a solid, if unremarkable ride lineup with an unusually good B&M hyper and Intamin raft ride as the standouts. Unfortunately, the park is held back, if not ruined utterly by absolutely abysmal operations in both rides and food service.

Great park, great rides. One of the most underrated and well-rounded coaster collections in the country, and they basically have no bad coasters. Acrophobia and Pandemonium are great flat rides and Monster Mansion is low key one of the most entertaining dark rides in the country.

Fiesta Texas is the “soon to be 8th” haha, from what I’ve heard I’m expecting it to become my favorite Six Flags park though. Great America is the other one I’m referring to. Fucking great coaster lineup and a nice park overall.

SFoG's gentle hills are a walk in the park compared to Busch Gardens Williamsburg or Dollywood.

It’s a nice park, and technically my home Six Flags Park (although 9 hours away). They have a really nice park atmosphere. Great collection of rollers coasters with Twisted Cyclone being truly elite. And Monster Mansion is a spectacular dark ride and something that I would never expect at a Six Flags Park. I love their Holiday In The Park event too.

They have an incredible atmosphere and great rides there, with Goliath being one of the best B&M hypers and twisted cyclone being amazing, but I have to put it down as the single worst park I’ve ever visited experience wise.

There’s no reason ultimate flight should have a 2.5 hour line with 12 minute dispatches. There’s no reason it should take 30 minutes to serve the three families in front of me at their cafeterias. I’ve never experienced anything even close to that level of operations. Granted, I’ve only been there one time so it might have been an outlier, but it sure seemed like these issues were not ones that would be temporary.

Goliath at Over GA didn't slap the same way for me as Goliath at La Ronde (terrible park). My favorite B&M hyper [that I've ridden] is Behemoth.

Over GA was my home park though and I would go like 30 times a season so perhaps it lost its punch.

Scorcher and Mind Bender though, both underrated 👌.

I’ve been to 7 (soon to be 8) Six Flags parks, and there’s only 2 that I really, really enjoyed, and Over Georgia is one of them. Very charming park with a SOLID lineup. Nicely landscaped and a good amount of the park’s history has been preserved, see Monster Mansion. I feel like a guest and not a consumer when I’m at Over Georgia which is more than can be said about a few of its sister parks.

Really the only nitpick I have is that there isn’t a true standout coaster. But if that’s the price to pay to have Superman, Twisted Cyclone, Goliath, Mindbender, and Dare Devil Dive in the same park, I suppose it’s worth it.

I’m on Team SFFT here. SFoG is my home park, and I love it, but SFFT is in a whole different league. I recently visited SFFT and can’t wait to get back there. I also recently visited SFoT and did not enjoy that park as much as the other two, although I do like Shockwave and Mr. Freeze (when it’s working).

SFOG is the park to visit this year with a new coaster opening. The coaster lineup is already slightly better with Goliath, TC, and Batman being standouts. Arieforce One is not far away and nearly always a walk on if you really like RMCs.

SFOT will be an improved park a year or two from now though. Freeze (backwards) is my favorite coaster from the two parks. I do think the theming is slightly better compared to SFOG as well though that's not saying much.

Like others have said, you should highly consider SFFT. Very unique and nice park. The 2 RMCs there are top coasters. San Antonio also has Sea World, the riverwalk, and other things of interest.

If you're going to Texas select Fiesta Texas, hands down. One of the only SF parks that Management puts effort into keeping it a great experience for the visitors.

Also San Antonio is a tourist destination, the lodging and restaurant choices near the park alone make it the best choice. Go to Delias and get some tamales, it's close to the park.

SFOG has very limited lodging and SFOT is a series of parking lots and limited restaurant choices, it's near The Rangers and Cowboys parks so it's very much business and sports not really a destination

Fiesta Texas is better to me

OG and OT are both good. As others said, FT is better. OT is year-round operations, so I would expect to see more rides open there than at OG since OG will be just opening at that point.

Kings Island has a really solid line up as well and is a worth a visit. The Beast is the longest wooden coaster in the world. Diamondback and Orion are really smooth and have great airtime. Mystic Timbers is really fun, Banshee is a great invert. Then there's the Racer, Invertigo, and Adventure Express. Also three kids/family coasters. Their ride ops there are great as well.

I would suggest turning it into a road trip and hitting up multiple parks within a specific region

I just did KD and BGW since they are an hour apart, and that's a 1-2 combo I highly recommend. Especially if you're familiar with BGT out in Florida.

Hershey Park has a great lineup.

Vital question: where do you live?

I think every amusement park is worth a visit. I've heard mixed reviews about this park, but even the bad reviews don't make me not want to visit.

I just went recently because I was in the area and I needed to kill some time before my flight home. Typical Six Flags park. Some really great coasters but the wait times are obscene and there either aren’t enough workers to keep thing efficient or they don’t run enough trains. I’ve ver seen a Six Flags park have all their coasters open at any given time so that puts more pressure on the ones that are open too. And a lot of rides weren’t running all their trains. So it wasn’t a horrible way to spend my time or money being that I was there anyhow and was looking for something to do, but I’d be disappointed if I had gone out of my way to visit the park and had high hopes.

Definitely worth it. Some great roller coasters there.

Is Mindbender still open?

If so, then the answer is yes.

So, if you are familiar with Six Flags as a chain, Over Georgia is securely in the upper half of those parks. But yes, if your only experience happens to be with the Florida collection of parks, then it's going to be a major step down from the high-end resort parks like Disney and Universal down to the High quality theme parks like Busch Gardens and Seaworld almost to a spot right above a FunSpot. Don't expect elaborate themes and amazing food choices. The biggest complaints I have about Six Flags is that they are always jammed packed with these insane lines for food and rides that makes the entire park feel like you are waiting. That seems to be getting solved with a new pricing structure that will bring them back up around prices of the competition and make it so not everyone in a hour radius feels comfortable buying season passes and going almost every week. As for the coasters, they are safe; they are incredibly enjoyable, and they have 11 of them.

Cedar Point

Knoebels Grove. World class roller coaster, wonderful kiddie rides, cheap food or bring-your-own-picnic, tree-shaded, nice pool, free entertainment, family-owned. A throw-back oasis.

Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio…”Rollercoaster Capital of the World.” If coasters are your thing, this is a great place to go! Nowadays, there could be other theme parks that have more coasters altogether, but Cedar Point seems to break some kind of record with each new rollercoaster they introduce, in terms of speed & height, for example.

Lots of other rides & stuff to do there, too. 

It subjectively doesn't have the biggest and best rides, not even in the same city, but Disney World Florida is a whole different level. The sheer size, iconic rides, theming, etc... I know Universal has great theming, too, and some noteworthy iconic rides of their own, but the massive size difference tips it in Disney Worlds favour.

Fun ride but that queue is BRUTAL on a hot summer day

Did you get a lot of spinning? That makes all the difference between the ride being meh and being great imo.

I really feel like my experience was different than everything else I was severely underwhelmed which was dissapointing

This ride caught me by surprise. Figured it would be a one and done, after my first ride I just kept buying one shots to keep lapping it. It’s a ton of fun. Beat out flash at GAd this year in my rankings

Cedar Point in Sandusky Ohio is arguably the best roller coaster park in the world, I grew up about 2 hours away so we'd go there a few times every year. It's right on Lake Erie, the drive there was through farm country and along the lake and small towns, just an idyllic All-American place for many reasons.

Great call. Kings Dominion is not far away and has a much better selection of roller coasters but Busch Gardens is a far nicer park. And the enjoyment of coasters and beer cannot be understated. Really enjoy the German beer hall in particular.

Dollywood, Gatlinburg, TN. It's insanely cheap for what it provides and the atmosphere is amazing.

Disneyworld in Florida. It's also the only amusement park I've ever been to. When I was 4. Trips like that were too expensive to do more than once.

It's sadly gone downhill a bit. We went last year on an average day in summer and half.of everything is closed, assuming to save on staffing. It's becoming increasingly imbalanced in terms of ride locations as well.

I went with a large group on a day when the morning was solid downpour. Not long after we got there, it stopped but it was enough that we had the park effectively to ourselves - we all got to ride, front seat, on every roller coaster there, multiple times. It is one of my single fondest memories!

This is my answer too, but I haven’t been in 20 years or so, but I love the ersatz Euro theming and the rides are fun. And it’s a nicely shaded park too.

Does anyone remember the cartoon map from like the 70's that you got when you visited the place? I had one of those on my walls and loved looking at it. Also... loved the parachute rides! The Great Gasp? Can't remember the name.

My parents: Ahh, Monster Plantation, a nice air conditioned ride to get out of the heat. Its Henson, my kids love the Muppets.

Me (at 6 years old): THEY SAID DON'T GO INTO THE SWAMP? WHY ARE WE GOING INTO THE SWAMP?!?! THIS IS A BAD IDEA!!

...30 some odd years later: Man, we shouldn't have gone in the swamp...

Same. Hands down fave coaster there. Please tell me it’s still there

Deja Vu is currently in Brazil and has been in storage for the past decade.

Found some more pics. Also seen in GMaps.

Same here. I was always afraid of roller coasters but one day I got the courage to ride it and I've loved them ever sense.

I had one day i had gotten a fast pass and the wait time was always basically instant and got to ride it 8 times. Was definitely one of my favorite rides but besides that day I can't remember a day that it wasn't broke down constantly.

When it was (rarely) operational, it was my favorite roller coaster at the park, easily. I rode it maybe twice ever, despite having season passes for Six Flags all through middle school and high school. The last time I got to ride it was on my birthday when I was in middle school (probably around 2004), I want to say in 8th grade. I was so happy, that was honestly the best birthday present I got that year was riding Deja Vu one time, front row.

That feeling of being in the front row and being pulled up backwards up the first tower, with 100% of your body weight resting on the harness and the harness alone... that was the scariest part of that ride. Like if that thing unhooked while you’re up there, there was nothing between you and the ground. Terrifyingly awesome.

It was the first roller coaster in the world with three inversions.

By far, the scariest ride in Atlanta is I-285.

When I was a kid that was the “big, new” rollercoaster. We’d stand in line for 2 hours. God, I’m old.

Goliath is my #3 coaster, but god I hate the new paint job, the orange was so much more vibrant.

Does anybody have a favorite seat on Goliath?

Visiting Friday!

From my understanding, Goldrusher is not operating to its full potential cuz sfog is working with Intamin to resolve the issue that will have the ride operate as it is intended by waiting on some parts to fix the the fins that causes the gondolas to spin.

Went Monday it was completely dead. Had so much fun a really solid park in my opinion with a great variety on coaster type