u/TRUMPGOTAURA

I have been to a lot of parks, and Six Flags St. Louis is one of my favorites. It has a genuinely really nice vibe, with lots of landscaping, ample decorations, and you can tell that walking through the park everything was meticulously planned and made with love. I also used to think it's a low tier park, but after years of going to it and other amusement parks I have really realized how genuinely good it is. People often complain about a shallow ride lineup, but for rollercoasters it has an awesome GCI woodie, a historic PTC woodie, a really ambitious one that's the last one they made, a really unique towering CCI full of airtime drops, speed, laterals, and a similarly good setting, and Mr. Freeze, even though there is a clone at Over Texas, this is a mirror version and is still super unique with crushing positive gs, a awesome inverted top hat with super unique negative g configurations, along with awesome near misses, and an awesome spike. There is also a historic mine train, and a new-gen vekoma family coaster. And the new flat rides like the Catwoman Whip booster and the Joker gigantic discovery. Why is it that most people who visit this park look down upon it as a simply decent or even bad, it is super charming and has an insanely deep and good ride lineup.

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