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Eureka, Missouri, United States

Riders waiting to unload. As you wait to re enter the station the cars continue to spin, which can be a bit sickening.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Pandemonium Six Flags St. Louis

A camel hump and one last helix leads to the brakes.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Pandemonium Six Flags St. Louis

One end of the ride has a large wavy turn on a skateboard ramp style structure.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Pandemonium Six Flags St. Louis

Another helix leads up to a mid course brake run.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Pandemonium Six Flags St. Louis

Transitioning between each helix.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Pandemonium Six Flags St. Louis

Following the switchbacks are a few helices.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Pandemonium Six Flags St. Louis

Lift hill motor mechanism.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Pandemonium Six Flags St. Louis

The u turn shaped first drop leads into a couple of switchbacks.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Pandemonium Six Flags St. Louis

The skateboard themed ride cars.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Pandemonium Six Flags St. Louis

Take a step back though and the entrance looks a bit strange in the context of the Britannia area. Hey, that archer is wearing a baseball cap! We guess it fits!

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Pandemonium Six Flags St. Louis

The ride was previously branded "Tony Hawk's Big Spin", and this is reflected in the "extreme sports special event" inspired entrance.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Pandemonium Six Flags St. Louis

Pandemonium is a spinning coaster.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Pandemonium Six Flags St. Louis

The ride was relocated 900km from its previous home at Six Flags over Texas in Dallas-Fort Worth.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Boomerang Six Flags St. Louis

Boomerang travels forwards and backwards along its short track. The train passes through each inversion twice, meaning riders are turned upside down 6 times in a short period.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Boomerang Six Flags St. Louis

The turnarounds of Tidal Wave and Screamin' Eagle

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Screamin' Eagle Tidal Wave Six Flags St. Louis

Tidal Wave sits against a backdrop of the Screamin' Eagle.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Screamin' Eagle Tidal Wave Six Flags St. Louis

Virtually all Six Flags parks have a "Shoot the chutes" ride like Tidal Wave.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Tidal Wave Six Flags St. Louis

The train is unique for being propane powered, as seen by the tanks onboard.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Tommy G. Robertson Railroad Six Flags St. Louis

A level crossing.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Tommy G. Robertson Railroad Six Flags St. Louis

This "ghost town" set is just a little to real.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Tommy G. Robertson Railroad Six Flags St. Louis

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