-G Six Flags St. Louis 2004 Page Seven

Six Flags St. Louis
Eureka, Missouri
April 18, 2004
Page Seven

Screamin' Eagle Rollercoaster at Six Flags St. Louis

The Screamin' Eagle has a nice swoop turn before sending you down it's first big hill.

Screamin' Eagle Rollercoaster at Six Flags St. Louis

The Screamin' Eagle is all about hills being a John Allen design. John Allen was not a fan of twisters, helixes or lateral G forces. Airtime was the prominent feature of his designs and he considered the Screamin' Eagle to be his masterpiece.

Screamin' Eagle Rollercoaster at Six Flags St. Louis

Unfortunately there's not a whole lot that you can see of the Screamin' Eagle from the park because just a few hills peek out from above the tree line. But what you can see of it is a work of art.

The Old Skyway Building at Six Flags St. Louis

The Old Skyway Building at Six Flags St. Louis

This building right next to the Screamin' Eagle entrance used to be one of Six Flags St. Louis' skyway stations. ***I stand corrected this building has always been a games building. The skyway went from where Excalibur is over to where the Axis Games are next to Batman.***