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Eureka, Missouri, United States

Evidence of the parks previous name of Six Flags Mid America remains.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Tommy G. Robertson Railroad Six Flags St. Louis

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Tommy G. Robertson Railroad Six Flags St. Louis

The Tommy G. Robertson Railroad takes visitors for a lap around the park.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Tommy G. Robertson Railroad Six Flags St. Louis

A ground hugging helix finishes the ride.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Ninja Six Flags St. Louis

The double corkscrews can just be seen behind the lift hill structure.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Ninja Six Flags St. Louis

A double corkscrew comes towards the end, practically hidden by a forest of columns.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Ninja Six Flags St. Louis

The first part of the ride features a short first drop into an elevated loop and sidewinder, followed by a 270 degree turn.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Ninja Six Flags St. Louis

The 7 car train.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Ninja Six Flags St. Louis

Recently the option ride wearing a VR headset during certain hours was added, dubbed "The New Revolution.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Ninja Six Flags St. Louis

Ninja is a four inversion Arrow looping coaster.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Ninja Six Flags St. Louis

Moon....cars? What a time to be alive.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Moon Antique Cars Six Flags St. Louis

Like most rides at Six Flags St. Louis, the theming consists of overgrown grass and chainlink fencing.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Moon Antique Cars Six Flags St. Louis

American Thunder was built over the Moon Antique Cars

by Gazza, 8 years ago

American Thunder Moon Antique Cars Six Flags St. Louis

An overview of the somewhat drunken looking layout.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

American Thunder Six Flags St. Louis

The transfer track is just before you re-enter the station.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

American Thunder Six Flags St. Louis

One last turn (out of view) and you hop up to the final brakes.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

American Thunder Six Flags St. Louis

GCI coasters often feature tiny hills taken at speed. When you pass these ones you're nearing the end of the ride.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

American Thunder Six Flags St. Louis

Next, a 270 degree helix wraps around the first turnaround.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

American Thunder Six Flags St. Louis

A few more hills follow parallel to the first high trestle in the opposite direction to the train depicted.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

American Thunder Six Flags St. Louis

High on the 2nd turnaround.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

American Thunder Six Flags St. Louis

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