Literally every roller coaster had issues while waiting to ride them.. the riddler, Batman, Superman, Goliath… so many were down I wondered how they were able to claim they have exciting rides. I got to enjoy them eventually but felt weird when the next car to go out was stuck with riders on it. That never happened to that level at any other theme park I’ve been to. Staff was polite though and crowds were small
daryl myers
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December 03, 2024
Finally stepping up their game. They have some shows and some typically closed rides open. Christmas theme was in full effect. Have to give the Holiday Spectacular @ The Crystal Pistol Music Hall a thumbs up. It was about 30 min long with a handful of songs and it was nice and enjoyable. Had a few rides down for maintenance (guessing end of the year) but characters were out and about and the lines were fairly short on most rides in this offseason time. However, their customer service has definitely improved over this past year.
Sterling Taylor
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December 15, 2024
We purchased our tickets online and printed them out. We were told at the entry gate that they were not tickets for Six Flags, even though they were purchased directly from your website and were branded with the Six Flags logo. We waited in the ticket line for 45 minutes only to be told that the tickets were legit and the ticket agent had to walk us over to the agent at the entry gate and tell her that the tickets are legit?!
My son was pulled out of the line to be told to take off his jewelry and belt?!
We had the All Day Dining Unlimited passes, however they were limited to only one drink every 90 minutes. Also, multiple locations that “accepted “ the dining passes were closed and/or said they don’t accept them, such as all of the restaurants in Lickskillet area, like the Funnel Cake stand.
We were not informed of any instructions on the Photo pass even after waiting in line at the ticket office and having all of our tickets reviewed and checked out for authenticity, so I went to guest relations before leaving for the night to find out what can be done. The agent, Lucky, was extremely rude and told me to go walk over to each ride and scan the QR code. Mind you, it’s 30mins before the park closes. I asked if we could use it for another day and she is visibly annoyed at me and walks away.
She returned with someone else who said we could use them for another day. Great! I then asked Lucky if I could purchase tickets for the next day and she tells me to go online and do it.
I didn’t expect extravagant customer service, considering the location of the park, however we were treated like crap by multiple people! My son was made fun of for his Balenciaga boots by a ride attendant at Superman. The Victorian Actors were rude and didn’t interact with us as they walked by.
Owsley Fike
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March 23, 2025
Having engaged in a lengthy pursuit of leisure at the esteemed establishment known as Six Flags Over Georgia, I find myself compelled to share the particulars of my recent expedition. This occasion, while marked by some measure of expectation, ultimately proved to be rather lackluster, indeed, akin to a rather ordinary affair.
Alas, the operations of the park were nothing short of disconcerting. It appears that the management may benefit from a more diligent approach to the orchestration of their attractions, for the overall experience left much to be desired. Perhaps it is my penchant for the extraordinary that renders this so grievous to my sensibilities. The anticipation that accompanied my visit was soon eclipsed by the disarray encountered amidst the attractions.
That said, one must commend the cleanliness of the park—it was maintained with a vigilance that is often hard to find in such establishments. The throngs of visitors, indicative of the park’s popularity, did create a vibrant atmosphere, yet one cannot help but feel that such busyness further compounded the operational challenges at hand.
Among the various amusements, the introduction of the Georgia Goldrusher stands as a notable highlight of this expedition. This new addition possesses a certain charm and is splendid in its execution, although I find myself wishing that they might consider omitting the spinning component; the thrill of such contrivance is rather lost upon me.
In summation, while I would earnestly encourage those who find themselves in the vicinity to pay a visit to this park, I opine that it does not warrant an extensive journey. My final judgment, after careful consideration of all factors—both the delightful and the disappointing—leads me to a rather modest appraisal of 6 out of 10. It is a harmonious blend of merriment and mediocrity, deserving of both patronage and critique in equal measure.
Heather Stewart-Williams
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January 16, 2025
We have been before, but this trip was to see the holiday lights. We waited until after Christmas, Friday of the last weekend for the lights. It was not busy compared to our summer visit! We hardly had to wait in line for any of the rides, which was absolutely excellent for my teen who gets very anxious waiting in line for rides.
It did start drizzling some later in the evening, but everything stayed open and running until the rain got a little heavier. Then some rides had to close. However because we did not have to wait in line earlier, we got to ride everything that we had wanted to ride! It was a really fun afternoon.
We loved all of the holiday lights and decorations. They had a s'mores roasting station, some places serving hot cocoa, and even a North Pole area where you could play in fake snow and do some crafts if you wanted to.
Jillian S
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March 19, 2025
Literally every roller coaster had issues while waiting to ride them.. the riddler, Batman, Superman, Goliath… so many were down I wondered how they were able to claim they have exciting rides. I got to enjoy them eventually but felt weird when the next car to go out was stuck with riders on it. That never happened to that level at any other theme park I’ve been to. Staff was polite though and crowds were small
daryl myers
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December 03, 2024
Finally stepping up their game. They have some shows and some typically closed rides open. Christmas theme was in full effect. Have to give the Holiday Spectacular @ The Crystal Pistol Music Hall a thumbs up. It was about 30 min long with a handful of songs and it was nice and enjoyable. Had a few rides down for maintenance (guessing end of the year) but characters were out and about and the lines were fairly short on most rides in this offseason time. However, their customer service has definitely improved over this past year.
Sterling Taylor
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December 15, 2024
We purchased our tickets online and printed them out. We were told at the entry gate that they were not tickets for Six Flags, even though they were purchased directly from your website and were branded with the Six Flags logo. We waited in the ticket line for 45 minutes only to be told that the tickets were legit and the ticket agent had to walk us over to the agent at the entry gate and tell her that the tickets are legit?!
My son was pulled out of the line to be told to take off his jewelry and belt?!
We had the All Day Dining Unlimited passes, however they were limited to only one drink every 90 minutes. Also, multiple locations that “accepted “ the dining passes were closed and/or said they don’t accept them, such as all of the restaurants in Lickskillet area, like the Funnel Cake stand.
We were not informed of any instructions on the Photo pass even after waiting in line at the ticket office and having all of our tickets reviewed and checked out for authenticity, so I went to guest relations before leaving for the night to find out what can be done. The agent, Lucky, was extremely rude and told me to go walk over to each ride and scan the QR code. Mind you, it’s 30mins before the park closes. I asked if we could use it for another day and she is visibly annoyed at me and walks away.
She returned with someone else who said we could use them for another day. Great! I then asked Lucky if I could purchase tickets for the next day and she tells me to go online and do it.
I didn’t expect extravagant customer service, considering the location of the park, however we were treated like crap by multiple people! My son was made fun of for his Balenciaga boots by a ride attendant at Superman. The Victorian Actors were rude and didn’t interact with us as they walked by.
Owsley Fike
-
March 23, 2025
Having engaged in a lengthy pursuit of leisure at the esteemed establishment known as Six Flags Over Georgia, I find myself compelled to share the particulars of my recent expedition. This occasion, while marked by some measure of expectation, ultimately proved to be rather lackluster, indeed, akin to a rather ordinary affair.
Alas, the operations of the park were nothing short of disconcerting. It appears that the management may benefit from a more diligent approach to the orchestration of their attractions, for the overall experience left much to be desired. Perhaps it is my penchant for the extraordinary that renders this so grievous to my sensibilities. The anticipation that accompanied my visit was soon eclipsed by the disarray encountered amidst the attractions.
That said, one must commend the cleanliness of the park—it was maintained with a vigilance that is often hard to find in such establishments. The throngs of visitors, indicative of the park’s popularity, did create a vibrant atmosphere, yet one cannot help but feel that such busyness further compounded the operational challenges at hand.
Among the various amusements, the introduction of the Georgia Goldrusher stands as a notable highlight of this expedition. This new addition possesses a certain charm and is splendid in its execution, although I find myself wishing that they might consider omitting the spinning component; the thrill of such contrivance is rather lost upon me.
In summation, while I would earnestly encourage those who find themselves in the vicinity to pay a visit to this park, I opine that it does not warrant an extensive journey. My final judgment, after careful consideration of all factors—both the delightful and the disappointing—leads me to a rather modest appraisal of 6 out of 10. It is a harmonious blend of merriment and mediocrity, deserving of both patronage and critique in equal measure.
Heather Stewart-Williams
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January 16, 2025
We have been before, but this trip was to see the holiday lights. We waited until after Christmas, Friday of the last weekend for the lights. It was not busy compared to our summer visit! We hardly had to wait in line for any of the rides, which was absolutely excellent for my teen who gets very anxious waiting in line for rides.
It did start drizzling some later in the evening, but everything stayed open and running until the rain got a little heavier. Then some rides had to close. However because we did not have to wait in line earlier, we got to ride everything that we had wanted to ride! It was a really fun afternoon.
We loved all of the holiday lights and decorations. They had a s'mores roasting station, some places serving hot cocoa, and even a North Pole area where you could play in fake snow and do some crafts if you wanted to.
Jillian S
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March 19, 2025
Literally every roller coaster had issues while waiting to ride them.. the riddler, Batman, Superman, Goliath… so many were down I wondered how they were able to claim they have exciting rides. I got to enjoy them eventually but felt weird when the next car to go out was stuck with riders on it. That never happened to that level at any other theme park I’ve been to. Staff was polite though and crowds were small
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Literally every roller coaster had issues while waiting to ride them.. the riddler, Batman, Superman, Goliath… so many were down I wondered how they were able to claim they have exciting rides. I got to enjoy them eventually but felt weird when the next car to go out was stuck with riders on it. That never happened to that level at any other theme park I’ve been to. Staff was polite though and crowds were small
Finally stepping up their game. They have some shows and some typically closed rides open. Christmas theme was in full effect. Have to give the Holiday Spectacular @ The Crystal Pistol Music Hall a thumbs up. It was about 30 min long with a handful of songs and it was nice and enjoyable. Had a few rides down for maintenance (guessing end of the year) but characters were out and about and the lines were fairly short on most rides in this offseason time. However, their customer service has definitely improved over this past year.
We purchased our tickets online and printed them out. We were told at the entry gate that they were not tickets for Six Flags, even though they were purchased directly from your website and were branded with the Six Flags logo. We waited in the ticket line for 45 minutes only to be told that the tickets were legit and the ticket agent had to walk us over to the agent at the entry gate and tell her that the tickets are legit?! My son was pulled out of the line to be told to take off his jewelry and belt?! We had the All Day Dining Unlimited passes, however they were limited to only one drink every 90 minutes. Also, multiple locations that “accepted “ the dining passes were closed and/or said they don’t accept them, such as all of the restaurants in Lickskillet area, like the Funnel Cake stand. We were not informed of any instructions on the Photo pass even after waiting in line at the ticket office and having all of our tickets reviewed and checked out for authenticity, so I went to guest relations before leaving for the night to find out what can be done. The agent, Lucky, was extremely rude and told me to go walk over to each ride and scan the QR code. Mind you, it’s 30mins before the park closes. I asked if we could use it for another day and she is visibly annoyed at me and walks away. She returned with someone else who said we could use them for another day. Great! I then asked Lucky if I could purchase tickets for the next day and she tells me to go online and do it. I didn’t expect extravagant customer service, considering the location of the park, however we were treated like crap by multiple people! My son was made fun of for his Balenciaga boots by a ride attendant at Superman. The Victorian Actors were rude and didn’t interact with us as they walked by.
Having engaged in a lengthy pursuit of leisure at the esteemed establishment known as Six Flags Over Georgia, I find myself compelled to share the particulars of my recent expedition. This occasion, while marked by some measure of expectation, ultimately proved to be rather lackluster, indeed, akin to a rather ordinary affair. Alas, the operations of the park were nothing short of disconcerting. It appears that the management may benefit from a more diligent approach to the orchestration of their attractions, for the overall experience left much to be desired. Perhaps it is my penchant for the extraordinary that renders this so grievous to my sensibilities. The anticipation that accompanied my visit was soon eclipsed by the disarray encountered amidst the attractions. That said, one must commend the cleanliness of the park—it was maintained with a vigilance that is often hard to find in such establishments. The throngs of visitors, indicative of the park’s popularity, did create a vibrant atmosphere, yet one cannot help but feel that such busyness further compounded the operational challenges at hand. Among the various amusements, the introduction of the Georgia Goldrusher stands as a notable highlight of this expedition. This new addition possesses a certain charm and is splendid in its execution, although I find myself wishing that they might consider omitting the spinning component; the thrill of such contrivance is rather lost upon me. In summation, while I would earnestly encourage those who find themselves in the vicinity to pay a visit to this park, I opine that it does not warrant an extensive journey. My final judgment, after careful consideration of all factors—both the delightful and the disappointing—leads me to a rather modest appraisal of 6 out of 10. It is a harmonious blend of merriment and mediocrity, deserving of both patronage and critique in equal measure.
We have been before, but this trip was to see the holiday lights. We waited until after Christmas, Friday of the last weekend for the lights. It was not busy compared to our summer visit! We hardly had to wait in line for any of the rides, which was absolutely excellent for my teen who gets very anxious waiting in line for rides. It did start drizzling some later in the evening, but everything stayed open and running until the rain got a little heavier. Then some rides had to close. However because we did not have to wait in line earlier, we got to ride everything that we had wanted to ride! It was a really fun afternoon. We loved all of the holiday lights and decorations. They had a s'mores roasting station, some places serving hot cocoa, and even a North Pole area where you could play in fake snow and do some crafts if you wanted to.
Literally every roller coaster had issues while waiting to ride them.. the riddler, Batman, Superman, Goliath… so many were down I wondered how they were able to claim they have exciting rides. I got to enjoy them eventually but felt weird when the next car to go out was stuck with riders on it. That never happened to that level at any other theme park I’ve been to. Staff was polite though and crowds were small
Finally stepping up their game. They have some shows and some typically closed rides open. Christmas theme was in full effect. Have to give the Holiday Spectacular @ The Crystal Pistol Music Hall a thumbs up. It was about 30 min long with a handful of songs and it was nice and enjoyable. Had a few rides down for maintenance (guessing end of the year) but characters were out and about and the lines were fairly short on most rides in this offseason time. However, their customer service has definitely improved over this past year.
We purchased our tickets online and printed them out. We were told at the entry gate that they were not tickets for Six Flags, even though they were purchased directly from your website and were branded with the Six Flags logo. We waited in the ticket line for 45 minutes only to be told that the tickets were legit and the ticket agent had to walk us over to the agent at the entry gate and tell her that the tickets are legit?! My son was pulled out of the line to be told to take off his jewelry and belt?! We had the All Day Dining Unlimited passes, however they were limited to only one drink every 90 minutes. Also, multiple locations that “accepted “ the dining passes were closed and/or said they don’t accept them, such as all of the restaurants in Lickskillet area, like the Funnel Cake stand. We were not informed of any instructions on the Photo pass even after waiting in line at the ticket office and having all of our tickets reviewed and checked out for authenticity, so I went to guest relations before leaving for the night to find out what can be done. The agent, Lucky, was extremely rude and told me to go walk over to each ride and scan the QR code. Mind you, it’s 30mins before the park closes. I asked if we could use it for another day and she is visibly annoyed at me and walks away. She returned with someone else who said we could use them for another day. Great! I then asked Lucky if I could purchase tickets for the next day and she tells me to go online and do it. I didn’t expect extravagant customer service, considering the location of the park, however we were treated like crap by multiple people! My son was made fun of for his Balenciaga boots by a ride attendant at Superman. The Victorian Actors were rude and didn’t interact with us as they walked by.
Having engaged in a lengthy pursuit of leisure at the esteemed establishment known as Six Flags Over Georgia, I find myself compelled to share the particulars of my recent expedition. This occasion, while marked by some measure of expectation, ultimately proved to be rather lackluster, indeed, akin to a rather ordinary affair. Alas, the operations of the park were nothing short of disconcerting. It appears that the management may benefit from a more diligent approach to the orchestration of their attractions, for the overall experience left much to be desired. Perhaps it is my penchant for the extraordinary that renders this so grievous to my sensibilities. The anticipation that accompanied my visit was soon eclipsed by the disarray encountered amidst the attractions. That said, one must commend the cleanliness of the park—it was maintained with a vigilance that is often hard to find in such establishments. The throngs of visitors, indicative of the park’s popularity, did create a vibrant atmosphere, yet one cannot help but feel that such busyness further compounded the operational challenges at hand. Among the various amusements, the introduction of the Georgia Goldrusher stands as a notable highlight of this expedition. This new addition possesses a certain charm and is splendid in its execution, although I find myself wishing that they might consider omitting the spinning component; the thrill of such contrivance is rather lost upon me. In summation, while I would earnestly encourage those who find themselves in the vicinity to pay a visit to this park, I opine that it does not warrant an extensive journey. My final judgment, after careful consideration of all factors—both the delightful and the disappointing—leads me to a rather modest appraisal of 6 out of 10. It is a harmonious blend of merriment and mediocrity, deserving of both patronage and critique in equal measure.
We have been before, but this trip was to see the holiday lights. We waited until after Christmas, Friday of the last weekend for the lights. It was not busy compared to our summer visit! We hardly had to wait in line for any of the rides, which was absolutely excellent for my teen who gets very anxious waiting in line for rides. It did start drizzling some later in the evening, but everything stayed open and running until the rain got a little heavier. Then some rides had to close. However because we did not have to wait in line earlier, we got to ride everything that we had wanted to ride! It was a really fun afternoon. We loved all of the holiday lights and decorations. They had a s'mores roasting station, some places serving hot cocoa, and even a North Pole area where you could play in fake snow and do some crafts if you wanted to.
Literally every roller coaster had issues while waiting to ride them.. the riddler, Batman, Superman, Goliath… so many were down I wondered how they were able to claim they have exciting rides. I got to enjoy them eventually but felt weird when the next car to go out was stuck with riders on it. That never happened to that level at any other theme park I’ve been to. Staff was polite though and crowds were small