Built in 2001, Titan stands 245 feet tall and reaches speeds of 85 miles per hour, making it the largest coaster in the state of Texas! Join us as we construct the Coasterdynamix Nanocoaster model of Titan. These models are currently available for purchase at Six Flags Over Texas.
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Six Flags St. Louis, then known as Six Flags Over Mid-America, first opened in 1971 as one of the company's original three parks. Today, Six Flags St. Louis is home to ten roller coasters, including Screamin' Eagle and The Boss, a water park and nearly three dozen other attractions. In March, Six Flags announced that it sold the park to Enchanted Parks. Now under new management, join us for an opening day look at what to expect on your next visit to Six Flags St. Louis.
Construction continues to transform Six Flags Great Adventure’s iconic Boardwalk into the all-new Shoreline Pier, with vertical progress now visible as Barrels O’ Fun begins to take shape and site work advances for additional attractions debuting this season. Following the March announcement of Shoreline Pier, crews are actively assembling Barrels O’ Fun, a new spinning family coaster featuring barrel-themed cars and nearly 1,400 feet of twisting track.
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