Ride is amazing!! Best ride in the park and gives great airtime. A very fun ride every time.read more

200 feet and 70 mph of hyper coaster awesomeness! This is a great hyper if you love air time. Oh…read moreman, you just float in your seat. Love how for everyone except the tallest of riders (6'3"+ is my guess), your feet don't touch the floor. If you don't hang on for dear life and just let go, you float through most of the ride as you go over hill after hill after hill after hill. Truly a great ride. And because it's 4 across and I think 10 rows, it chews through the line pretty well.

Hurricane Harbor is like a mini White Water! It doesn't have quite as many attractions, but…read moreeverything it does have is well maintained and a lot of fun. The atmosphere feels a little more intimate and relaxed, making it easy to spend a few hours there. There's no lazy river, but there are plenty of water slides and a large wave pool to keep you entertained. One of the biggest perks is that you can leave Hurricane Harbor whenever you want and head over to Six Flags to ride roller coasters--all in the same day. It's the best of both worlds!

So much fun. I thought it was a great water park, and I love the slides! It surprised me how fun it…read moreall was!

Great ride at Six Flags. Wonderful for kids, they'll really enjoy it. If you're kid is very small,…read moreskip it. But children 7 and up will definitely enjoy without being scared

AQUA MARINE This…read morecompact Vekoma roller coaster is astoundingly intense and is one of their best models installed in the US, thanks to its striking setting and some recent remodeling. (( fans and followers of mine will appreciate the frequent use of puns and double-entendres in my titles/headers, and this review is no exception. 'Aqua Marine' is in fact an elusive **triple** play-on-words; 'aqua' an indicator of the ride's construction over water, 'marine' an allusion to the revamped military theme tie-in, and 'aquamarine' for the overhaul in blue paint the entire ride was given. just go ahead and give me the Pulitzer in Creative Writing now. )) A top speed of 52mph sends the trains through a quintet of inversions - a highly unique "butterfly" element, sidewinder, and consecutive double corkscrews - across a 2,742ft course. All of this is fairly compressed into a ride time of 1 minute 20 seconds. Lines aren't terribly long, a testament to good station crews and two train operation. Coaster nerd moment: the "butterfly" element is essentially back-to-back sidewinders taken in series. The only other ride to use this is 'Goudurix' at Parc Astérix in France, so it's pretty special. It's like the "batwing" found on 'Vortex' @ Kings Island, but the train exits the element traveling in the same direction as it began. Tough to describe, and even tougher to visualize, I know. Just do a Google image search. Existing as 'Ninja' from 1992-2015, this coaster was painted red and was hated by many guests for the unpleasantly rough ride it gave. For the 2016 season, Six Flags Over Georgia made the decision to re-paint it blue, re-track parts of the coaster, replace boxy shoulder restraints with soft vest ones, and re-introduce the ride with a military theme as 'Blue Hawk'. My only criticisms about this coaster are the CRAZY sluggish chain lift hill (quite possibly the slowest in existence) and the fact that it's still kinda jarring. Although not as rough as it was when operating as 'Ninja', 'Blue Hawk' still delivers a pretty turbulent ride. The new, soft vest-style over the shoulder restraints make a *big* difference in rider comfort. .......oh, a word of caution.....do NOT attempt to extend your arms or legs outside of the car at any time. They will go bye-bye. The ride's manufacturer built the structure in such a way that beams and track come within MERE INCHES of the oncoming train. I counted at least 5 "headchopper" moments, which is a lot for a single coaster. It's apparent in any row and much like the inverted 'SLC' models built by Vekoma, this ups in the intensity factor considerably. Normally this ride would garner 4* from me, with 'Blue Hawk' it's all about location, location, location. This custom coaster is built ENTIRELY over water and 90% of the supports rest on concrete footer built atop a small lagoon. That earns it major plus points in my book and makes for some fantastic photo opportunities, the sapphire track reflecting off of the cool cobalt water. Eric S's Six Flags Over Georgia rating: 4th out of 9. Final verdict --- between the patriotic re-branding ('Murrica, f*ck yeah!), the fresh new coat of azure paint, and the tightly-packed succession of inversions, I'd have to award 4.5* for this particular roller coaster. I can't do half stars, but since I enjoyed the watery whereabouts of this one so much, I'm going to err on the side of awesomeness and go for the full 5*. Yes indeed, 'Blue Hawk' is one of the better rides at Atlanta's Six Flags and it makes for some phenomenal picture taking. It's a very Instagram-worthy ride, in my opinion. With very reasonable wait times, I highly recommend you check this out on your day at the park!

Blue Hawk is probably one of my least favorite, if not my least favorite ride in the park. The…read more"rival" would be - Georgia Scorcher. Of course, this is all my opinion. Blue Hawk was re-done from the previous "Ninja" and oh boy - did Ninja have a rep. Ninja was considered one of the shakiest coasters in the park, and even in the busiest of days, it never had a long line. You knew how busy it was if Ninja had a line. Anyways, in an effort to "rebrand" this painful ride, they repainted the tracks, re-DID the tracks to make it smoother and re-opened it as Blue Hawk. Did it actually change? Yes -- actually the ride feels significantly smoother, but the shakiness is still there. Because the restraints are pull-down, your neck or head or shoulder is bound to bump into it after the infinite amounts of loops and inversions the ride has. Mainly the reason this ride earns 2 (vs. 1) I would ONLY ride this if someone sincerely asked me to ride - I usually always skip this one and Georgia Scorcher but sometimes, it's not that bad to ride honestly. It really just... "could be better."

SERVINGLOOKS20 saves 20% on SkyView Atlanta tickets…read more My hubby and I rode SkyView Atlanta right before attending the FIFA Fan Festival at College Centennial Park, and the views were immaculate. From 200 feet above Downtown Atlanta, we enjoyed incredible views of the Atlanta skyline, Centennial Olympic Park, and all the excitement happening below. Located in the heart of Downtown Atlanta, SkyView Atlanta offers some of the best skyline views in the city. It's also right next to Centennial Olympic Park, where the FIFA Fan Festival is currently taking place. Why I recommend it: * Incredible Atlanta skyline views * Perfect Atlanta date night activity * Great for visitors and locals * Ideal before concerts, sporting events, and festivals * Private gondola options available * One of the most unique things to do in Atlanta

This was a bit pricey for the four cycles we sat on the ferris wheel for, and our view was…read moreobstructed by all of the different "graffiti" people had carved into the ferris wheel windows over the years. Looked like a cool experience, but probably not worth the cost in retrospect.

This is a fun section of Six Flags over Georgia geared towards small children. Several times a day…read moreWB Characters come out to get pictures with folks under the BoomTown sign on the way into the area. BoomTown includes several rides and a jungle gum/play area. There are some benches for the parents to hang out on, but most are located directly in the sun. One of the best-kept secrets of the park is the multi-layered, covered area filled with picnic tables in this area. The tables are open to everyone, but are seldom used. There is also a snack stand that sells hot dogs, corn dogs, cheese nachos and popcorn right next to the picnic area, but you can bring food from anywhere to eat here - or just take a break in the shade from the beautiful (and hot!) Georgia sunshine. :) This is a great place to hang out if you have little ones.

I'm a big fan of these giant spinning pendulum rides. The belly dropping sensation going down and…read morethe negative g's when the ride crests are just exhilarating. Cedar Point's MaxAir might edge out SFOG's Pandemonium but it's still a 5 star slam dunk. I only gave Pandemonium one spin but would've loved to go for seconds, thirds, etc. Unfortunately, they had already closed up the queue at around 6:20pm when the park was supposed to stay open til 7pm for some colonizer holiday on a Monday in October. Boooo!!! Whatever, I rode Twisted Cyclone instead. I'm completely neutral on the steampunk theme here. The promotional sign with Pandemonium rising high above the clouds made me laugh though. Six Flags is known for fibbing about the grandiosity of their rides but the artistic license there just hit my funny bone in how it wasn't even trying to be taken literally... at least I hope not.

Pandemonium is one of the newest thrill rides at Six Flags over Georgia, located at the back of the…read morepark where Deja Vu used to stand. It is a swinging pendulum where it gets people spinning while it swings nearly 270 degrees! While this ride is definitely thrill-intriguing, I personally get dizzy everytime I ride this (maybe I'm getting old) and it really isn't my cup of tea anymore. Because the ride is relatively new, I also see a long line (though it has fast turnover due to how many people it can fit per dispatch). I would probably only ride this if someone really wanted to ride it and not ride on my own time.

This is a pretty standard log flume ride. It's nothing too special and I've been on log flumes with…read moreconsiderably taller drops. But these type of rides are a dying breed and they have a certain rustic charm. On a day with temps in the upper 70s it got the job done - it get me wet but not completely drenched like a river rapids ride on an October afternoon in Georgia. I could split hairs and wonder why there was no type of banjo or bluegrass music playing here cause that's what Jamboree implies to me. But then I looked it up and the definition of jamboree is "a large celebration or party, typically a lavish and boisterous one" or "a large rally of Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts". I guess it could fit the first one with a full queue of excited park goers so I guess I'll let them slide. I've been on enough rides with metaphorical names afterall. Still, I can't help but wonder if it one point this here Jamboree did play music. Aw, hell, I done introduced it enough...