The park's name refers to the six different nations that have governed Georgia throughout its history: Spain, France, Great Britain, the Confederate States of America, the United States, and Georgia.
The Georgia Scorcher is one of the few remaining stand-up roller coasters in the world, designed by B&M.
The Dahlonega Mine Train, one of the original rides from the park's 1967 opening, remains in operation today.
The park is located on a former forest site, utilizing the natural hilly terrain to enhance the intensity of its coaster layouts.
ArieForce One, added in 2023, was named in honor of the owner's father, who was an avid pilot.
Six Flags Over Georgia is a 290-acre theme park situated along the Chattahoochee River, famous for its extensive collection of roller coasters. The park features the ArieForce One coaster, which boasts the longest drop and largest zero-g stall of its kind. It includes Hurricane Harbor, an integrated water park that requires no additional entry fee. The park's layout is divided into various themed sections, including the DC Super Friends and Gotham City areas. Guests have access to over 40 rides, ranging from high-intensity thrill coasters like Goliath and Superman: Ultimate Flight to family-oriented attractions. It originally opened in 1967 as the second park in the Six Flags chain. The park operates a rotating schedule that transitions from daily summer operations to weekends-only during the spring and fall seasons. Periodic seasonal events such as Fright Fest and Holiday in the Park significantly alter the operating schedule and park offerings.
The observation deck near the Goliath turnaround offers a clear view of the coaster's massive drop against the park skyline.
Download the official park app to view real-time ride wait times and navigate the park map.
Bring a change of clothes if you plan to visit Hurricane Harbor, as standard theme park attire is required for the main park areas.
Hydrate frequently during summer months, as the Georgia humidity significantly increases the heat index.
Attempting to visit on major holiday weekends, which frequently result in maximum capacity and limited ride availability.
Operates daily during summer months; shifts to weekends-only in spring and late autumn; typically closed in January and February.
Shirts, shoes, and appropriate bottoms are required at all times; swimwear is restricted strictly to the water park area.
