Six Flags St. Louis

Six Flags St. Louis is a theme park in Eureka, Missouri.
== History ==
== Themed areas ==
== Rides ==
=== Roller coasters ===
Ride Name 	Picture	Year Opened	Manufacturer/Ride Type 	Current Location 	Other Notes
River King Mine Train 	 	1971 	Arrow Mine Train 	Gateway To The West	Location was originally part of the Illinois section. One of two separate Arrow Mine Train roller coasters, one of which was sent to Dollywood. Other Names - The River King Mine Train (1971), River King Run-Away Mine Train (1972–1983), Rail Blazer (1984). Operated with Stand-up trains as "Rail Blazer"
Screamin' Eagle 	 	1976 	Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters wooden roller coaster, designed by legendary Designer John C. Allen	Illinois 	Opened as the tallest, longest, and fastest roller coaster in the world
Ninja 	 	1989 	Arrow/Vekoma Custom MK-1200 	Studio Backlot 	Relocated from Vancouver's Expo 1986 fair where it was known as Scream Machine.
Batman: The Ride 	 	1995 	B&M Inverted roller coaster 	Studio Backlot 	Opened in 1995 as one of the whopping nine installations of the same design in the Six Flags chain, however one of the few with a mirrored drop and layout.
Mr. Freeze: Reverse Blast	 	1998 	Premier Rides LIM launched roller coaster 	DC Comics Plaza 	Originally ran forwards, but in 2012, changes were made to the launch system to allow for the trains to launch out of the station backwards for a more thrilling experience.
Other Names - Mr.Freeze (1998-2011).
The Boss 	 	2000 	Custom Coasters International wooden terrain roller coaster 	Britannia 	Tallest and fastest coaster built by Custom Coasters International, also one of the longest wooden roller coasters in the world, boasting an astonishing 5,051 feet of track.
Pandemonium 	 	2007 	Gerstlauer Spinning Coaster 	Britannia 	Ride replaced Sherwood Forest Theater (former Dolphin Arena). Other Names - Tony Hawk's Big Spin (2007–2010).
American Thunder 	100px 	2008 	GCI wooden twister coaster 	1904 World's Fair 	Ride located where part of the Moon Antique Cars was located and where the "Fairgrounds"/Looney Tunes Town/Goodtime Hollow kiddie area was located. Other Names - Evel Knievel (2008–2010).
Boomerang 	 	2013 	Vekoma Boomerang 	Illinois 	Originally operated as Flashback at Six Flags Over Texas from 1989-2012 until it was completely refurbished and repainted then relocated to Six Flags St Louis for the 2013 Season. Ride replaced Water Street Cab Company the park's bumper cars.
=== Current adult rides ===
Ride Name 	Year Opened	Manufacturer/Ride Type 	Current Location 	Other Notes
Log Flume 	1971 	Arrow Log Flume 	DC Comics Plaza 	Ride has 2 separate/different sides.
Other Names - The Hoo Hoo Log Flume (1971–1977), The Plunge (1978 - 1979), Log Flume (1980 - 2000), The Ice Mountain Splash (2001–2005).
Moon Antique Cars 	1971 	Arrow Antique Cadillac 	1904 World's Fair 	Ride originally had 2 sides/tracks, one side/track removed during 80s, track shortened in 1999, lengthened in 2006.
Ride was heavily modified for the 2008 season for American Thunder (formerly Evel Knievel).
Six Flags Railroad 	1971 	Crown Metal Products 	1904 World's Fair and Bugs Bunny National Park	This is a narrow gauge railroad featuring two stations, St. Louis and Bugs Bunny National Park (Old Chicago).
Engine is named Tommy G. Robertson after the head maintenance official when the park first opened. Tommy G. Robertson is a real-working 25 ton steam locomotive that burns non-polluting propane.
During Fright Fest, the train was originally converted to the "Terror Train" with a main villain "Pigman" who hijacks the train and scares guests. After 2010, there have been many rethemings for Fright Fest, including "Zombie Rails" in 2012, the "Holidead Express" in 2013, and most recently "Radioactive Rails" in 2014. For the Fright Fest 2015 season, the train will not have a show at all for the first time in the history of the event.
Six Flags originally had two engines, the #5 was green and is now at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and the #6 which is red and still operating at the park today. Tommy G. Robertson had a few modifications later after the initial design such as moving the whistle to the top of the steam dome.
Grand Ole Carousel 	1972 	1915 PTC Carousel 	Britannia 	Other Names - Carousel (1972–1983), Grand Ole Carousel (1984–1994), Enchanted Carousel (1995–1997).
Shazam! 	1972 	Eli Bridge Scrambler 	DC Comics Plaza 	Originally located in USA section (near where Ninja's station is located), moved to current location in 1988
Was closed for a complete rebuild. Reopened at the beginning of the 2009 season.
Other Names - Space Scramble (1972 - 1980), The Scrambler (1981 - 1986), U.S. Express (1987), El Toro Bravo (1988–1996)
Highland Fling 	1977 	Schwarzkopf Enterprise 	Britannia 	
The Joker Inc. 	1980 	Intamin Bounty - swinging ship 	Studio Backlot 	Other Names - The Buccaneer (1980 - 1986), Yankee Clipper (1987 - 1994), Gotham Harbor (1995).
Thunder River 	1983 	Intamin river rapids ride 	Gateway To The West 	Replaced Mississippi Adventure, entrance replaced Tiltmore Hotel.
Colossus 	1986 	Carousel Holland B.V. . tall Ferris wheel 	1904 World's Fair 	Replaced Petting zoo. There are two sets of lights installed, one for the regular season, and one that is a big animated pumpkin for the annual Fright Fest event.
Ride was relocated from the 1984 Louisiana World Exposition in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Rush Street Flyer 	1987 	Chance Rides Falling Star 	Illinois 	Ride was Standing but not operating (SBNO) for the 2005 season. One of the few rides that does not allow single riders. Scheduled to be removed at the end of the 2015 season and replaced by the Larson Loop flat ride 'Fireball' in 2016
Tidal Wave 	1991 	Hopkins Shoot-the-Chutes water ride 	Illinois 	
Xcalibur 	2003 	Ronald Bussink Professional Rides Evolution	Britannia 	Replaced Great Escape arcade (original Illinois Sky-Way station building).
Ride moved from Six Flags Great Adventure.
Superman: Tower Of Power 	2006 	Intamin . tall giant drop 	Illinois 	Ride Relocated from Six Flags Astroworld.
SkyScreamer 	2011 	Funtime StarFlyer 	Illinois 	Tallest ride in park at in the air swing ride.
Tsunami Soaker 	2014 	Mack Rides Twist 'n' Splash 	Chouteau's Market 	Replaced the "Hannibarrels" in 2014 which had been out of operation since the 1997 season.
Justice League: Battle for Metropolis	2015 	Sally Corporation Interactive Dark Ride 	DC Comics Plaza 	Replaced Scooby-Doo! Ghostblasters: The Mystery of the Scary Swamp
Fireball 	2016 	Larson International Giant Loop 	Illinois 	Replaced Rush Street Flyer
=== Current extra charge attractions ===
== Former attractions ==
== Gallery ==
== References ==
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