Negative-G Six Flags Over Georgia 2003

Six Flags Over Georgia
Austell, Georgia
September 13, 2003
Page Nine

Here is the Six Flags Railroad's new engine.

Paul Drabek on The Six Flags Railroad @ Six Flags Over Georgia

Here's me resting on the Six Flags Railroad and enjoying the park. If you're going to have a big park you need to have rides that get people off of their feet for a while and a train is one of the best ways to do so.

Thunder River @ Six Flags Over Georgia

You get a great view of one of the wettest rapids rides around from the Six Flags Railroad, Thunder River.

Deer Park Plunge @ Six Flags Over Georgia

The final wet ride at Six Flags Over Georgia is the Deer Park Plunge. Most people just call it the "log flume" but Six Flags has a branding partnership with Deer Park Spring Water so all of their flume rides are now called the Deer Park Plunge.

Deer Park Plunge @ Six Flags Over Georgia

The Deer Park Plunge is near the front of the park but I'm including it here because if you take the train and seat on the right side you may get wet. When we rode the train stopped so people could get unexpectedly wet from the log flume's splash.