This site's objective is to provide touring tips & hints to potential guests of Six Flags Over Georgia. This is an "unofficial site" in that it is an objective personal work without a formal relationship with the park other than as a frequent guest. The information contained within has been collected from personal research, park documentation and other public sources. One thing to understand is that I don't post rumors or conjectures about what's in the future. For rumors of new attractions there are plenty of sites available, and many are listed on the links page.

For a little background, this web site started in 1991 at the beginning of the internet revolution. People would post a question about the park to one of the bulletin board services or the USENET newsgroup rec.roller-coaster. As a fan of the park I would respond with the information that I knew. For five years my wife worked there, first in the Guest Relations office, then support the Group Sales staff. Over the years I quickly built up a data base of stock answers, and after visiting the park many times began to realize there was a strategy to enjoying the park completely with little time standing in line. I literally would "cut and paste" the beginning text of this site that has grown from there.

This page is written from the guest's perspective, trying to maximize the enjoyment and value of the experience visiting the park. I hope the information contained will allow you to plan your day. Again, the information contained within is based on my observations about the park - your experience may vary.

Thank you for visiting, and I truly hope you enjoy your time and find the information useful. You can contact me via e-mail [gamndbndr(at)mindspring.com] with any suggestions for improvement or comments on what you think of this site, but please don't write to me with questions about rumors for what's coming next year, complaints that should go to guest relations, contact information (like email addresses), and any other item that should be answered directly by a park official. Again, I am not an employee of Six Flags Over Georgia nor does the park authorize or approve the content of this site. All information contained herein is my responsibility, and I try my best to keep it accurate and helpful to people planning on visiting one of the best theme parks in the Southeast, if not the USA.

If you want the official information about the park, along with contacts for group sales and the like, click here to go to the REAL Six Flags Over Georgia web site.

Robert Ulrich

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