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Six Flags St Louis

4900 Six Flags Rd • Eureka, MO 63025

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A thrilling amusement park ride that swings riders high above the ground, surrounded by various roller coasters and a lush green landscape.

A large Ferris wheel alongside a colorful amusement ride entrance marked "Justice League Headquarters," set against a backdrop of blue skies and fluffy clouds.

A group of thrill-seekers on a swinging amusement ride, suspended high above the ground against a backdrop of blue sky and fluffy clouds.

A thrilling theme park ride where participants, wearing 3D glasses, are engaged in an interactive battle against iconic superheroes and villains amidst a vibrant, animated city backdrop.

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Six Flags St Louis offers endless family fun with 40+ exciting rides and attractions, spectacular live shows, shopping and dining. Get your shot of adrenaline on hair-raising coasters like Goliath and Boomerang, and family coasters rides like Rookie Racer. There are tons of fun for the little ones, too, including rides inspired by Looney Tunes characters.

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Enjoy wholesome family fun and top-notch entertainment with live shows and character meet-and-greets.
Brave 10 world-class roller coasters, including American Thunder, Screamin' Eagle, BATMAN The Ride, and MR. FREEZE.
No outside food or beverages are allowed; however, there are numerous restaurants and dining options throughout the park.
The park is cashless and only accepts major credit/debit cards. If you only have cash, you can convert your cash to card at one of the cash-to-card kiosks located throughout the park.
Children ages 2 and under are admitted free.
Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring a jacket or sweatshirt for cool mornings or evenings.
If you want to visit when park attendance is lightest, your best bets are Spring weekends, summer weekdays, and early Frist Fest weekends.

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Get ready for ultimate fun and excitement at Six Flags St. Louis, the Gateway to Thrills! Nestled in Eureka, Missouri, just 30 miles southwest of downtown St. Louis, this iconic St. Louis amusement park features over 40 thrilling rides, attractions, and entertainment for visitors all ages.

Thrill-seekers will rejoice in the park's impressive lineup of exhilarating roller coasters, including the gravity-defying Boomerang™, that rockets riders through loops, twists, and inversions at speeds of up to 55 miles per hour. For a truly unique experience, don't miss the CATWOMAN Whip™, the park's first ride to combine height, speed, and dual motion, offering a thrilling adventure unlike any other.

Batman fans can channel their inner caped crusader on BATMAN The Ride™, an intense 55-mile-per-hour juggernaut that takes riders on a journey through GOTHAM's skyline, complete with inversions, loops, and breathtaking drops. Meanwhile, the River King Mine Train offers a nostalgic trip through the Wild West, with swift curves, plunging hills, and a scream-inducing 41-foot drop.

Families with young children will find endless entertainment in the park's kid-friendly attractions, such as Bugs Bunny Fort Fun, Taz Twisters, and Daffy Duck Stars on Parade, all inspired by beloved Looney Tunes characters.

Meanwhile, Hurricane Harbor* offers endless fun in the sun for visitors of all ages. Dive into the action with multiple water slide complexes, make a splash in the interactive kid’s area, or relax in the lazy river and wave pool, creating the perfect tropical escape on hot summer days. Hurricane Harbor is open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. Attraction is not included in the one-day Six Flags ticket.

But the excitement doesn't stop there. Throughout the year, Six Flags St. Louis hosts spectacular shows and special events, plus seasonal festivals like Fright Fest and Holiday in the Park, ensuring every visit is packed with entertainment and unforgettable memories.

NEW Attraction! THE JOKER™: Carnival of Chaos
THE JOKER™: Carnival of Chaos is one of the world’s tallest pendulum rides, standing at a staggering 17-stories in the air! This impressive giant disk reaches speeds of up to 75 miles per hour as it whips back and forth, swinging higher and higher to give riders a jaw-dropping view of the world below them. For even more chaos, the ride spins as it swings, creating a unique thrill experience.

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The "SUPERGIRL Sky Flyer" is a vibrant spinning pendulum attraction, featuring a predominantly red ride with yellow and blue accents, matching the Supergirl theme, while in the background, a large roller coaster with a massive red track loops into the sky on a clear, sunny day surrounded by lush green trees at Six Flags St. Louis.

Adults and kids alike raise their hands in excitement as they ride the River King Mine Train on a sunny day, with lush trees in the background at Six Flags St. Louis.

A thrill ride called "Catwoman Whip," with riders suspended high above the ground, enjoying an exhilarating experience against a backdrop of fluffy clouds.

A group of adults and kids revel in the thrill of the ride, their arms raised in excitement, as they board the River King Mine Train on an early afternoon, with lush trees and a wooden fence in the background at Six Flags St. Louis.

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D2406BWbenm

"Thank you for a wonderful time."

Reviewed December 05, 2024 NEW

I took my nephews to St. Louis June 23-28. June 25, 2024 we went to Six Flags. Hooey it was hot, almost 100!! Luckily, there was hardly any lines at almost every ride. We got to do every coaster except Mr. Freeze. My favorites were Boss, Sky Screamers, Screamin Eagle, American Thunder and Justice League Battle For Metropolis.

475bethanyr

"Garbage Park, avoid coming here"

Reviewed October 25, 2024

My dad & I grew up going to this park; my dad used to come to thisark in the 70's & 80's when they first opened River King Mine Train, Screamin' Eagle, etc. I used to come here frequently with my dad when I was little & as a teen had good memories of riding Batman, Mr, Freeze, Pandemonium which used to be called Tony Hawk's Big Spin, American Thunder, previously known as Evel Knievel, etc. I went with a neighbor/childhood friend one year, another year with my cousin & aunt, one time to Fright Fest with 3 of my friends from junior high, & I used to go to Six Flaga parks all the time with my brother Luke & best friend Anne. I came with her to Holiday in the Park a few years ago which had some nice meet & greets & holiday/Christmas decor. However, like many others have said, I started noticing several years ago the park has gone really downhill. I can't remember the last time they got a leginimate ride that was actually new; I remember when they got Boomerang & called it "new" & it's actually Flashback from Six Flags Over Texas, which was a Vekoma built in 1979. My best friend & I stopped riding The Boss about 3-4 years ago because it has gotten rougher just like a lot of the other rides over the years & just causes migraines & back pain. Ninja is known for the same thing, it has been rough ever since it opened & for being jerky and last time I rode it I remember it just banging my ears & head side to side going through the corkscrews & inversions. I made the mistake of coming one Saturday in June when I had a day off from work & even Batman has gotten rough just like Mr. Freeze & other wooden coasters. I also went to Hurricane Harbor & didn't realize until the day I was there the Bonzai Pipelines were replaced with cabanas a few years ago; apparently they broke down a lot & were very rarely open. I did still enjoy other slides like Tornado, tube slides, & Big Kahuna which were slides I loved since I was little, & went on Typhoon Twister for the 1st time which I also had fun on, but after this last visit, Six Flags St. Louis is definately not one I'd come back to. After a short day at the park, I left around 3:40pm & enjoyed a nearby place, the Sunset Hills Aquatic Center for the rest of our day, which is local & much better run & maintained. I'd much rather go to Universal, Islands of Adventure, & Volcano Bay which is better managed, run, & friendly employees than here, which has turned to absolute trash.

chaddM1783NS

"OVERCROWDED!"

Reviewed October 12, 2024

If you're going for haunted houses, don't bother. You'll be waiting over an hour for each one unless you have fast past. Ridiculous. Just charge more for general admission and get more haunted houses. You're over crowded.

424yuliyal

Saint Louis, Missouri

"Too much people, Prices for food are extremely high"

Reviewed September 14, 2024

I bought a membership for me and My kids. Time to take a at least one hour in the line. Prices for food and drinks are extremely high. I’m not buying membership next year

chthatvthc

"Six flags has many rides and make you feel safe on a Normal bases"

Reviewed July 25, 2024

Honestly it was a pleasant experience. The rides are fantastic. The only thing I got against the roller coasters are the wooden ones. They hurt a lot but are still fun to ride. The food is expensive but good. I wauld recommend to those who love rides and a good time.

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Six Flags St. Louis is located at 4900 Six Flags Rd • Eureka, MO 63025

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Frequently Asked Questions about Six Flags St. Louis

Where is Six Flags St Louis located?

This St Louis amusement park is located approximately 30 miles southwest of Downtown in Eureka, Missouri. It is easily accessible from almost anywhere in the Midwest via a straightforward drive on I-44 to Exit 261.

Can you bring food into Six Flags St Louis?

Only baby food/formula and food for guests with allergies and special dietary needs are allowed to be brought inside the park. Look for park security or guest relations to have your food container marked and dated to show that it has been approved for entry into the park.

Is there an alcohol policy inside the park?

Yes. Alcoholic drinks from outside are not allowed inside the park. However, you can buy alcoholic beverages. Please note that any alcohol purchased cannot leave the park premises, so only buy what you can consume. Excessive alcohol consumption will also not be tolerated inside the park. Only guests ages 21 years and older with a government-issued ID are allowed to purchase alcohol.

Can I bring a pet?

Only ADA-defined service animals are permitted inside the park. However, the park offers complimentary daily kennel facilities to all guests. To reserve a kennel for the day, visit the toll plaza attendant. You will find Park-a-Pet in the parking lot, just past toll plaza.

Are there strollers and wheelchairs for rent?

Yes. A limited number of strollers, wheelchairs, and electronic conveyance vehicles are available for rent on a first-come, first-served basis. You can find them inside the park to the left of the front gate, next to the lockers.

Is there a dress code?

Yes. Six Flags strictly enforces a dress code to maintain a safe and family-friendly atmosphere. Proper attire, including shirts and appropriate footwear, is required at all times. Guests are not permitted to wear clothing or display tattoos with offensive language/graphics. Shirts cannot be turned inside out as an alternative. Bathing suits are only allowed in the water park area. Management may refuse park admission for inappropriate attire.

What is the loose article policy?

Loose articles are not allowed on most rides. Cellphones, wallets, or other small items can be secured in cargo pockets, zippered jacket pockets, or waist packs. Loose articles, including but not limited to purses, backpacks, and drink containers, which cannot be secured must be left with non-riders in your group or in a locker prior to entering the queue line.

What ride restrictions does the park have?

The park’s common safety restrictions include height and weight requirements, health and safety advisories, and accessibility guidelines. You can find these restrictions detailed on the signages posted at the entrance of each ride.

What happens if it rains? Does the park offer rainchecks?

During electrical storms, heavy rain, or high winds, rides may temporarily close for everyone’s safety. Rides will resume once safe operations can be guaranteed. Please note that the park does not offer refunds or rainchecks for inclement weather.