SIX FLAGS OVER GEORGIA
& White Water Atlanta
Six Flags Theme Parks
Atlanta, Georgia
Park News - (10/22/2025) While Six Flags over Georgia had canceled their Holiday in the Park winter event earlier this year, the park has announced that they will host a new DC Heroes Fest from November 8 - 30th. The event is a celebration of all your favorite DC Comics heroes like Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and The Flash and “from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on select days, guests will be treated to live entertainment, face painting, arts and crafts, photo ops, exclusive character meet-and-greets and their favorite rides“.
During DC Heroes Fest the park is also “offering free admission to military personnel, Veterans, first responders, teachers and healthcare workers. Additionally, these local heroes will be able to purchase up to six (6) friends and family tickets for $19.99. Free tickets must be redeemed in person at the park. Friends and family tickets can be purchased online in advance by military, veterans and first responders. Teachers and healthcare workers can purchase friends and family tickets at the park on the day of their visit. Applicable ID is required for redemption.”
The park will also host a 5K Hero Run & Walk during the DC Heroes Fest on Nov. 22. Visit the official park website for all the details on the new DC Heroes Fest which will also serve as the close of the 2025 season.
2026 - Nothing New is expected to be added this season, other than general park improvements and some rethemeing of the terrain between the Mine Train and Georgia Gold Rusher.
2027 - Six Flags Entertainment will exercise the Option to purchase 100% Ownership of the Six Flags over Georgia property. For more details, click here.
???? - New Attraction Guest Survey Concepts - (10/18/2025) I don’t know all the details, but apparently a guest survey sent out to some Six Flags over Georgia guests was showing off a proposal that seemed to indicate that the current Dahlonega Mine Train (1967 Arrow Mine Train) could be replaced by something more modern. The idea was to keep it as a themed family coaster experience, but replace it with a new “hybrid” family coaster experience that would send riders through a terrain or “twisting wooden trestles, dive through steel-forged canyons, and race along a breaktaking mix of airtime hills, banked curves, and family-friendly drops.”
Other proposals for Six Flags over Georgia included a new Launch Coaster (artwork of AlpenFury at Canada’s Wonderland shown), a plant to fully retheme all the park’s kiddie areas “under one cohesive and exciting new story”, as well as a proposed expansion to the waterpark. For the later, it wasn’t clear if they meant to expand the nearby WhiteWater waterpark, or if this was intended as an expansion of small internal Hurricane Harbor waterpark.
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