We had a great summer at Six Flags! Even though this park needs some TLC we still had a great time,…read morethe attractions are still top notch and the food offerings were good for their value. I hope Six Flags puts more energy in to this park, it is well kept but needs some serious 're-imagining.' Many of the elements that made this park fun in the past just aren't there anymore and there is opportunity to make more of the themes they still have going. There were some oddities we ran into to, once time we needed to fill up our water bottles and the attendant at the freestyle station said we could not fill up there, we asked where we could get water and they said there was no free water. This was at the station near Johnny Rockets. It was odd, especially being the middle of the summer and we had kids. Small operational changes could go a long way in making this a premiere park again. Still looking forward to next year! See you soon!

I paid for a season pass with a meal plan and now that the park was bought up by this new company,…read morethey took away the meal pass. They replaced it with a huge rip off.... Many people in the St Louis area get season passes with the meal plan and now we aren't getting what we paid for. Today was the first day open of the summer and half the rides were down. Super disappointed. My husband and I were regulars last year and definitely won't be coming back nearly as much. The employees are very kind and polite for the most part.

This ride is one of my favorites. I'm not sure why it's separate but I think i'll give it a review…read morebecause this ride is awesome! It's constructed well and it didn't seem boring even though it was considered one of the mediocre rides to handle. I rode again and again and had so much fun.

Has the potential to be lots of fun.....if you know how to work the system. More on that later…read more As of last count, there are 7 of these Gerstlauer spinning coaster installments across the USA, and they're all identical. The only differences are the name/theming and location within the amusement park (for example, SFOT and SFSL have theirs on Tarmac in the middle of the park [yawn], while SFFT's has theirs at the far end on a nice grassy area). Each ride is approximately 50ft high and only gets up to 30mph, but the fun factor comes from the spinning craziness. As soon as the individual 4-person cars disengage from the lift, they begin rotating freely. In accordance with the laws of physics, the more weight per car, the greater the momentum. The trick is to load all of the weight on one side of the car, in order to force rotation in that direction. Basically, the more unbalanced the car is, the more plentiful the spinning will be. So round up a couple fat friends and hop on any one of Six Flags' Pandemonium's! Was formerly known as 'Tony Hawk's Big Spin'.

Grab your laser blasters, Metropolis needs saving!…read more Like its SFOT counterpart, Saint Louis' Justice League is an interactive shooter dark ride from Sally Corporation. As your 6-person vehicle meanders along a powered track, you're tasked to fight against Lex Luthor, the Joker, and a myriad of henchmen on 8 different 3D screens. It's fun and the thrills are mild enough to appeal to children. There's a very cool animatronic of Cyborg in the queue line and some other spiffy features during the course of the ride. However, some of the special FX didn't trigger properly or at all, and one of the laser guns in my ride vehicle was taped down, indicating that it was inoperable. For a new-for-2015 ride, I was a little disappointed that not everything worked to the fullest extent. Whereas the Texas version received 10 ride vehicles, Missouri only got 7. This was due to the space the former attraction sat on; the result is a lower rider capacity per hour. Since it was the newest (and likely most popular) attraction during my visit, the wait was just over 60 minutes. Also, for those of you reading, Illinois' SFGAm is getting one of these rides in 2016!

justice League: Battle for Metropolis brings a Universal-style attraction to Six Flags parks…read more Attraction type: 4-D interactive dark ride The vehicles have multiple degrees of freedom. In addition to moving forward through the show building, they can spin, tilt, and otherwise move in sync with 3-D footage projected on multiple screens throughout the attraction.

It was nice . The only thing is that it gives you a headache the seats smell like toddler feetread more

Best roller coaster ride in the wooden frame collection. Well, I'd say I am a bit old school but it…read moreshould be #1 in any catagory Most thrilling and powerful ride, it's my number 1of all 22 coasters I have ever ridden!!!

A nice ride.. but not the best very bumpy for a rather slow-ish ride, also I don't really know what…read moreslow is considering I only ride the fast rides but if your riding a rollercoaster for the first time I would recommend this for sure

It does hurt a little and does normally have a long line however it has good thrills and is my…read morepersonal favorite wooden coaster.

Classic ride, the mine cart theme never fails. Fast paced and decently timed, one of my favorite…read morerides at Six Flags.

It is a fun ride and has good decorations. It did however hurt a little to ride so I don't…read morerecommend if you have back or neck issues.

It's a underwhelming roller coaster and it hurt my arms. Side note: it has like no waitread more

HI-YAH! Ninja is…read moreadvertised as 'the black belt of roller coasters', which is 100% fitting because riding this is like having a black belt karate chop you in the shoulders....and then straight punch you in the groin. Vekoma is known for their painful coasters that only worsen with time, and Ninja is no exception. As you navigate the 4 inversions and a helix, you'll be subjected to several instances of head-banging lateral G's that'll quickly answer your question as to why there's absolutely NO wait for this ride. ~Special ride elements~ *Loop *Sidewinder *Double corkscrew ....however there is 1 feature of this particular ride that's terrifying (apart from the roughness). After exiting the sidewinder element, the train travels underneath the lift hill structure. Normally this wouldn't be noteworthy, except that under the lift is the chain return which comes within THREE FEET above the passing train. It looks the same from any row: like you're about to be totally decapitated. Of course you're never actually in harms way, but it's all about perception. The effect is at once cool and scary but doesn't negatively impact this ride's 2* rating. That's purely a result of the extremely uncomfortable over-the-shoulder restraints and abrupt jarring motions. Essentially, Ninja is about as enjoyable as a roundhouse kick to the head.

THE ICEMAN COMETH!…read more Expect this ride to give you the cold shoulder, and maybe even a touch of frostbite. Virtually identical to the Six Flags Over Texas version (apart from being a mirror image), this Intamin launch coaster delivers an insane amount of thrills in a relatively small space. The trains were flipped around in 2012 to provide guests with the sensation of a backwards acceleration, and it's a tremendously cool feeling (heehee). The trains truly scream around the track--you can hear this coaster's roar all throughout the park! Like the one at SFOT, this ride utilizes a dual loading station for a faster boarding process. Since this is a shuttle coaster (meaning only 1 train can be on the track at a time), station operators load & unload one train of guests while the other completes its circuit. There were several occasions when the returning train matched up with the loaded/ready train so both switchtracks moved simultaneously! That timing was awesome to see. ~Special ride elements~ *0-70mph in 3.8 seconds *Inside 'top hat' [an inversion] *218 foot tall 'spike' with LIM boosters Mr. Freeze also gets huge plus points for using a comfortable individual lapbar in lieu of a OTSR (over the shoulder restraint, which always suck). You'll be subjected to up to 4 g's during the launch and weightlessness at the apex of the 'spike', as well as some enjoyable hangtime at the crest of the top hat element. It's also the tallest and fastest coaster at Missouri's Six Flags. A most chilling experience.

Short and sweet but fairly intense from the 1st second. THEN YOUR LAUNCHED BACKWARDS WITHOUT EVEN…read moreHAVING TIME TO THINK ABOUT IT! And that long incline with you facing the ground which makes you feel as if you are going to fall straight into the ground. The ride is over in less than a minute. Would definitely recommend to thrill seekers!

We drove thirty minutes to look at lights which neither of us had previously been to…read more I will agree with the other reviews with the drive + gas and price to go through not worth it. The decor was odd my husband said "very redneck". Neither of us were impressed. Alien decor throughout which was just odd. Lights thrown clearly onto trees and other areas. Lights out. Glad we came but will be enjoying something new next year

First off, the amount of lights, cut outs, and work that has gone into this spot is insane. But,…read moretraffic control leaves something seriously to be desired. Then, the fact that they demand you turn off your headlights and only go to running lights when the driving trail isn't well lit and there's serious inclines and declines is bothersome. Parking for Santa's toy shop and snacks is a gravel pit and very tight so it's best to get in and get out. There is no Santa on hand for kids to talk to or take pictures with, as he's in a small outhouse-like shanty near the end of the run. There is a mail box on the right side of the road to drop off your kid's letter to Santa in. But beware, you're not getting out without paying the toll of $35 per car, or $50 per limo/bus/trailer vehicle. Very underwhelming and rather disappointing. Also, lots of flashing lights that will impact your kids or adults with light sensitivity issues......with no warning signs.