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Upper Marlboro, United States

Ragin' Cajun is a spinning coaster with a New Orleans Mardi Gras theme.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Ragin' Cajun Six Flags America

Cyclone is a typical scrambler type ride.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Cyclone Six Flags America

Rodeo is a Breakdance ride themed to Bulls.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Rodeo Six Flags America

One of the smallest Skycoasters out there.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Sky Coaster Six Flags America

An overview of the ride.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

The ride concludes with a 450 degree helix.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

The ride concludes with a 540 degree helix.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

After flipping back to the flying position a couple of turns lead into a double inline twist.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

The element puts quite a bit of force on your chest and back.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

Whilst the ride is mostly about simulating flying, it does do some unique things with the riding position, such as a vertical loop.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

After the overbanked turn the track turns riders onto their backs again.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

The sweeping first drop and an overbanked turn.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

Riders ascend the lift on their back, at the top on the first turn the track flips over into the flying position.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

The ride features a split loading station for use on busier days. The nature of flying coasters is that the loading, checking and seat tilting process all adds extra time to each cycle, so a twin station allows one train to return and park even if the other is still loading.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

Unlike other models, this version retains an onboard hydraulic system to lift and lower the seats into the upright boarding position.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

Riders lie on their back during the ride.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

The main entrance.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

Batwing is one of the three Flying Dutchman coasters built by Vekoma, and gives the sensation of flying like a superhero.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Batwing Six Flags America

Wild One is an out and back wooden coaster that was relocated piece by piece from Paragon Park in Massachusetts in 1986. The original ride dates back to 1917.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Wild One Six Flags America

Guests disembark at a separate platform at the bottom of the course, saving them slow ride up the conveyor that most of these rides finish with.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Renegade Rapids Six Flags America

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