Where did this American Adventures park come out of?

[trustkill22]

I was just quickly checking to see if there is any thing new on the six flags website and when I went to pick a park there was a dark blue dot so I clicked it and it was American Adventures. I wanted to know when this park was introduced and did it have anything to do with SFOG?

[ParkTrips]

It's a small family fun center type of park with a few rides, a powered coaster and a cool foam factory. It's next door to the water park, White Water. It's a popular birthday party venue.

 

Six flags acquired it along with White Water a few years ago I believe, I don't recall the specifics though.

 

Its not really too special though, I mean I used to live in Marietta and still went to SF Over Georgia more even when I was of the age where AA would have interested me.

 

edit: it's about 20 miles or so from SFOG

[CoasterCrazy]

I have only been to American Adventures once, the only coaster that they have is a crappy kiddie coaster and its powered!

 

The only ride that I had some fun on was the Swinging Ship.

[Canobie Fan]

I went to AA last summer... The park is right next door to SFWW a great waterpark... I went to AA anfd rode the coaster (all day pass was all of 5$ but they dont let you use a SF seasonpass) then I went over and spent the day at White Water.

[dandaman]

I went into this thread thinking of "The American Adventure" at Epcot.

[trustkill22]

Alright everyone thanks! I was just curious.