A former Six Flags property is officially cutting its ties with the amusement park giant.
On Thursday, Aug. 27, Six Flags St. Louis officially adopted a new name: Mid America Adventure. It marks the first time the amusement park — the largest in St. Louis — has operated without “Six Flags” in its name.
According to Enchanted Parks, the company now operating the park, the new name honors the park’s 55-year “history in the heart of the Midwest while celebrating its diverse collection of rides and attractions.”
Alongside the name change, the park unveiled an updated logo and brand identity featuring St. Louis’ Gateway Arch towering high above a roller coaster and wave of water, a nod to the property’s Hurricane Harbor Water Park.
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When I was a kid this is where I would ask to go foe every Birthday and normally every Christmas I would get a I O U a Season Pass to Six Flags for my parents! Good Times, I first rode the Screaming Eagle at age 6 in 1976 with my sister Carm trick me into riding it the year it was brand new. The Jet Scream, Time Tunnel/ Injune Joes Cave, Mo Mo The Monster, Tom's Twister, Highland Fling, The Mine Trains had 4 tracks at one time, The Tilt a More Hotel the Sky Parachute, The Bumper Cars, The Buccaneer, The Sky Lift across the park, The Train, The Barrels Ride, The Scrambler, The Log Flume Ride, Thunder River, The Original Haunted House! The Aero Flyer, The Rail Blazer ("The 1st Standup coaster in the world"), opened on my Birthday and I rode it, The Diving Group, The Chevy Show and The Palace and the In Concerts, So Many! Gosh, so many Great Memories of Friday nights open till midnight Double Rides just 5 Bucks after 5 pm! In fact I got my workers permit to work here at 15 and never worked there because I hung out there having to much fun instead Hell, even Sexy Wayne Brady work here back then and The LEMONADE and Funnel Cakes at the park YUM! XOXO jzebraa
