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Upper Marlboro, United States

The main entrance.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Superman - Ride of Steel Six Flags America

Superman - Ride of Steel is one of the rush of Intamin hyper coasters built in the early 2000s.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Superman - Ride of Steel Six Flags America

The "Whistlestop Bus Line" moves against the wall in an orbital motion.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Whistlestop Park Six Flags America

The "Up, Up & Away" ferris wheel.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Whistlestop Park Six Flags America

The "Whistlestop Train" miniature railway.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Whistlestop Park Six Flags America

Sky Jumper - A mini drop tower.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Whistlestop Park Six Flags America

The portal into the area. Previously, it carried a Thomas the Tank Engine theme.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Whistlestop Park Six Flags America

The layout concludes with a corkscrew, elevated turnaround, and a figure 8 turn.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Apocalypse Six Flags America

After the helix is a straight drop into the 2nd half of the ride.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Apocalypse Six Flags America

The ride begins with a twisting first drop, vertical loop, elevated turnaround and uphill helix.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Apocalypse Six Flags America

They even found a way to recycle the mountain structure of the "Skull Mountain" flume which previously operated at the park.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Apocalypse Six Flags America

The queue passes through a post apocalyptic environment.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Apocalypse Six Flags America

Riders stand on their feet during the ride. An adjustable height harness and a "bicycle seat" between the legs keeps them securely in place.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Apocalypse Six Flags America

Apocalypse was the coaster that started it all for Bolliger & Mabillard, and previously operated as "Iron Wolf" at Six Flags Great America in Illinois.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Apocalypse Six Flags America

Returning to the station.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Penguin's Blizzard River Six Flags America

At the end of the slide you splash into a concrete channel.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Penguin's Blizzard River Six Flags America

The slide has rubber pads glued to the flume surface that 'catch' on one side of the raft as they pass (due to friction), causing the rafts to pick up a bit of spin.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Penguin's Blizzard River Six Flags America

The attraction is themed to the villain Penguin from the Batman universe. The giant umbrellas covering the queue are a nod to the trick umbrella weapons the Penguin uses.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Penguin's Blizzard River Six Flags America

Penguin's Blizzard River is essentially a 'dry' version of the family raft slides seen at many water parks. The rafts are watertight, with higher sides, so you can ride in street clothes.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Penguin's Blizzard River Six Flags America

The final inversion as you exit the tangle is a corkscrew. The ride features the same layout as the indoor "Flight of Fear" coasters at Kings Island and Kings Dominion.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Joker's Jinx Six Flags America

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