Negative-G - Six Flags St. Louis 2026 - Opening Day- Page Three

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Six Flags St. Louis/Mid America Park By Enchanted Parks, Eureka, Missouri

Even though Six Flags got quite tight with budgets for Six Flags St. Louis after they decided to sell the park a few projects got accomplished during the off season including a new bridge for the Six Flags Railroad over by the Old Glory Amphitheater. While Six Flags hasn't spent much on this park in ages Danny and his team have been doing a lot of work to preserve what the park has over the last five years by doing projects like redoing roofing all over the park, replacing the parks antiquated water system, and replacing all of the trestles on the railroad.

The Boss at Six Flags St. Louis/Mid America Park By Enchanted Parks, Eureka, Missouri

It is time for my meeting with The Boss.

The big question that was on my mind was were we going to see some more Titan Track on this troublesome coaster like last year.

Danny's plan had been to replace a few hundred feet of track on The Boss each year but with Six Flags putting as little into this park as possible there is no new Titan Track on it this year.

Still The Boss was running as well as it did last year. Maybe Enchanted Parks is not going to Titan Track The Boss because they are going to finally pull the trigger on the long discussed conversion of this coaster to a hybrid by Rocky Mountain Construction? It will be interesting to see what the future has in store for this coaster.