Six Flags Over Georgia

[JesusNSebring4Me]

Hi Everyone! I am relatively new, I did major research on Six Flags Over Georgia using this site. I am hoping when I turn 16 I can come to all these media days! Robb and Elissa's theory proves true, Deja Vu was closed, until about noon when it opened, I rode, it closed right after I rode. I am a little frightened to go back and ride... I have a question, has anyone rode Ninja and thought it was the worst ride ever? Does anyone have any theories as to why it sucked? And has anyone determined why Six Flags Parks are not high quality and the people running them are rude?

 

Thanks

Seth

[GeorgiaDawg278]

Well, Deja Vu is fairly reliable now, and as for Ninja, it's an older model Vekoma. Need I say more?

[Slacking]

I was at the park yesterday (5/30), and rode Deja Vu w/o a problem. Goliath didn't open until around noonish though. Ninja was not my msot pleasant ride experience (I swear i heard something in my jaw area crack against the restraints at one point, but my least favorite coaster had to be Dahloogalooga (whatever its called) Mine Train, I even enjoyed Canyon Blaster (whatever its called) more, it was a fun little coaster.

[kingdanny]

I was at the park yesterday (5/30), and rode Deja Vu w/o a problem. Goliath didn't open until around noonish though. Ninja was not my msot pleasant ride experience (I swear i heard something in my jaw area crack against the restraints at one point, but my least favorite coaster had to be Dahloogalooga (whatever its called) Mine Train, I even enjoyed Canyon Blaster (whatever its called) more, it was a fun little coaster.

 

Ninja is a little fun if you sit in the first row of the last car. Deja Vu's reliability has gone up. Last year, I went to SFOG 7 times. Deja Vu was open 6 of those times. Ninja is rough because it has 1 generation Vekoma trains instead of the new 2 generation trains.