Kings Dominion



Theme Park:Kings Dominion (since 1975)
Address:16000 Theme Park Way
23047 Doswell
https://www.kingsdominion.com/
Operated by:Six Flags


Kings Dominion in Doswell, Virginia, has been a major East Coast amusement park since opening in 1975. Developed by the same team behind Kings Island in Ohio, the two parks still share some unmistakable similarities. International Street welcomes guests at the entrance, while the park’s Eiffel Tower has remained one of its most recognizable landmarks for decades.

The coaster lineup ranges from the classic wooden Grizzly to the towering giga coaster Pantherian and the modern wing coaster Rapterra. Beyond the roller coasters, Kings Dominion offers a wide selection of thrill rides and family attractions, along with the included Soak City water park during the summer season.

Away from the major attractions, tree-lined pathways and spacious park areas give Kings Dominion a surprisingly relaxed atmosphere. Even on a busy day, there are plenty of quieter corners to explore between rides.

 
Reviews

Having a great time at Kings Dominion


 
 
 

Highlights of the Theme Park

 




 

Backlot Stunt Coaster

A very fun launched coaster

 


 

Dominator

A very intense ride

 


 

Drop Tower

Going down

 


 

Flight of Fear

An awesome indoor coaster

 


 

Grizzly

The out-of-control wooden coaster

 


 

Pantherian

The intimidating ride

 


 

Racer 75

A rebel yell of a ride

 


 

Twisted Timbers

The best RMC coaster

 



 
 

Past Highlights of the Theme Park

 





 

Anaconda

A large-scale looping coaster

 



Six Flags Great Adventure



Theme Park:Six Flags Great Adventure (since 1978)
Great Adventure (1974 - 1977)
Address:1 Six Flags Blvd
08527 Jackson Township
https://www.sixflags.com/greatadventure
Operated by:Six Flags


Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey, has been one of the major amusement parks on the East Coast since opening in 1974. Originally created by businessman Warner LeRoy as part of an ambitious entertainment complex, Great Adventure was acquired by Six Flags only a few years later and has continued to grow ever since. Alongside the amusement park, the extensive safari has remained an important part of the destination for decades.

Roller coasters are at the heart of Six Flags Great Adventure. The park is home to a large and varied collection that includes Nitro, El Toro, Jersey Devil Coaster and the launched coaster The Flash: Vertical Velocity. Beyond the coasters, numerous thrill rides and family attractions fill the expansive park, while the Wild Safari offers a completely different experience with animals from around the world.

With its extensive coaster lineup, large park grounds and the neighboring safari, Six Flags Great Adventure has plenty to fill a full day. More than 50 years after opening, it remains one of the most important amusement parks in the northeastern United States.

 
Reviews

Going on a Great Adventure


 
 
 

Highlights of the Theme Park

 




 

Dark Knight Coaster

The indoor Wild Mouse coaster

 


 

El Toro

A blast of a ride

 


 

Jersey Devil Coaster

The intense single rail coaster

 


 

Medusa

A fun machine

 


 

Nitro

A great hyper coaster

 


 

Runaway Mine Train

A great family coaster

 


 

Skull Mountain

A fun indoor coaster

 


 

The Joker

The marble track roller coaster

 



 
 

Past Highlights of the Theme Park

 





 

Kingda Ka

The world’s tallest coaster

 



Six Flags Magic Mountain



Theme Park:Six Flags Magic Mountain (since 1979)
Magic Mountain (1971 - 1978)
Address:1001 Fairgrounds Dr:
94589 Vallejo
https://www.sixflags.com/magicmountain
Operated by:Six Flags


Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California, has been one of America’s leading amusement parks for roller coaster enthusiasts since opening in 1971. Originally known simply as Magic Mountain, the park became part of Six Flags in 1979 and has steadily expanded its ride collection ever since. Built across the hills north of Los Angeles, the park’s terrain has also shaped many of its attractions and gives Magic Mountain a layout unlike most traditional amusement parks.

Roller coasters are unquestionably the main attraction. Twisted Colossus, Tatsu, X2 and Full Throttle are just a few highlights in a collection that spans several generations of coaster design. Historic rides such as Revolution sit alongside much newer additions, while numerous thrill rides and family attractions fill the areas between them.

More than five decades after opening, Six Flags Magic Mountain remains a park built around roller coasters. The sheer variety of its collection, combined with the hilly setting and rides scattered across the property, makes exploring the park almost as much a part of the experience as riding the coasters themselves.

 
Reviews

The Thrill Capital of the World


 
 
 

Highlights of the Theme Park

 




 

Full Throttle

A blast of a ride

 


 

Goliath

The intense hyper coaster

 


 

Lex Luthor Drop of Doom

One of the largest drop towers

 


 

Riddler’s Revenge

The great Stand-Up Coaster

 


 

Scream!

The awesome parking lot coaster

 


 

Tatsu

An intense flying sensation

 



 

Twisted Colossus

The RMC racing coaster

 


 

Viper

An insane looping coaster

 


 

West Coast Racers

A wild ride

 


 

Wonder Woman Flight of Courage

A fast-paced coaster

 


 

X2

The insane 4th dimension coaster