Location:
Eureka, Missouri.Near St. Louis (Duh!)
Phone:
Park Information: (636) 938-4800Six Flags St. Louis Admission and Area Hotel Info:
Tickets to the theme park include admission to the on-site water park. Reduced price for children (under 48"). 3 and under are free. Discounted tickets are often available online. Season pass tickets include admission to all Six Flags parks.Save money and time. Buy discounted tickets online, direct from Six Flags.
For an additional fee, the park offers the Flash Pass go-to-the-front-of-the-lines program. VIP tours available for an extra fee (which is quite high).
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Directions:
From Indianapolis: I-70 to St. Louis to I-44W, then take exit 261/Six Flags Road.From Kansas City and Columbia, MO: Take I-70E to I-270S to I-44W, then take Exit 261/Six Flags Road.
From Jefferson City: Take Hwy. 50E to I-44E, then take Exit 261/Six Flags Road.
General Travel Tip: Avoid crossing the Mississippi River during rush hour, 7-9am and 4:30-6pm on weekdays.
Six Flags St. Louis Highlights:
- Among its thrill machines, the park features the electromagnetic powered coaster Mr. Freeze, the looping super-coaster Batman: The Ride, and Tony Hawk's Big Spin, which gives you a different ride every time.
- The whole gang will enjoy watching the Justice League Superheroes, Looney Tunes characters, and others parade through the park every day, not to mention the numerous other family-friendly events scheduled throughout the year.
- The Hurricane Harbor Water Park, included with the price of admission, offers plenty of water slides and other aqua activities for all ages.
Other Six Flags St. Louis Info:
- Hurricane Harbor Water Park at Six Flags St. Louis overview.
- Six Flags Flash Pass Skip-the-Lines Program.
New for 2008:
A new wood coaster called Evel Knievel will celebrate the legendary motorcycle stuntman.New for 2007
]: Inspired by one of the most popular extreme sports athletes ever, Six Flags St. Louis introduces Tony Hawk's Big Spin, a spinning coaster that whirls and twirls as it hurls you down a quarter-mile track. (Hopefully the ride is the only thing doing the hurling when all is said and done!)See Tony Hawk's Big Spin photos
See Tony Hawk's Big Spin Coaster Preview video
Six Flags St. Louis Halloween Event:
Six Flags Fright Fest OverviewOfficial Web Site:
Six Flags St. LouisSix Flags St. Louis Overview:
The Six Flags park has a good collection of thrill rides that includes everything from a former Guinness World record holding wooden coaster to the quintuple loopty-looping, zero-gravity rolling Batman: The Ride. But Six Flags St. Louis also adds a little splash to it's flash with Hurricane Harbor, a giant 12-acre water park featuring the Tornado funnel ride, as well as the usual assortment of water slides and river rafting. Best of all, the water park is included in the general admission price to Six Flags St. Louis.If coasters aren't your speed (metaphorically speaking) and you didn't bring your suit, Six Flags St. Louis also offers a wide variety of entertainment featuring some of your favorite characters from the Looney Tunes and Justice League, not to mention all the concerts, parades, fireworks displays offered at different points throughout the season.
As with all Six Flags parks, St. Louis offers Fright Fest. The annual Halloween celebration includes haunted mazes, special shows, and other features to mark the holiday.
