Leaving El Nopal with full stomachs we headed back to Six Flags St. Louis to grab a few rides before the sun went down, the park closed and the evenings festivities were to begin.



With exclusive ride time on all of Six Flags St. Louis' coasters during a two hour span we all decided to kick it off with a few laps on the oldest coaster in the park; the River King Mine Train.



With about eighty people attending the event you could pretty much choose any seat you wanted on any of the rides and just stay there.



As you can see Greg's son Rohan absolutely loves getting Boomerang to himself for as many rides as possible. 



Yes I did take the Boomerang for a ride with Rohan and I'll keep my review polite by saying that riding Boomerang with a stomach full of Mexican food (or an empty one to be honest) is not a good idea.  Just let the teenagers fill the queue for this ride and walk on down to a great ride like the Screaming Eagle.



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