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Six Flags Over Georgia
Austell, Georgia

Located near Atlanta, this park opened on June 7, 1967 with two roller coasters. Two years later, the land's ownership was passed to a limited partnership, Six Flags Over Georgia, LP, while Six Flags Theme Parks (SFTP) became responsible for the park's operation. After being controlled by several corporate entities, SFTP was finally purchased by Time-Warner, Inc. Feeling that their interests were being ignored by SFTP, the LP sued Time-Warner in 1997 for neglecting the property. The LP was awarded the staggering sum of $197 million in compensatory damages and $257 million in punitive damages.

While the park added a new kiddie coaster from Chance Rides in 2004, and is adding a new B&M coaster for 2005 (see below), three coasters have been removed from the park:

Mini-Mine Train (briefly called the Yahoola Hooler) ran here from the opening of the park in 1967 until 1993. It was built by Arrow.
Viper, a Schwarzkopf shuttle loop, began in 1978 as Tidal Wave at Six Flags Great America. In 1995, it moved to Georgia. It was torn down in September 2001. Since 2003, it has operated in Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom as Greezed Lightnin'.
Z-Force (pictures below) opened in 1985 at Six Flags Great America. It was in Georgia from only 1988 to 1990. It is now at Six Flags Magic Mountain where it is called Flashback, but it has not operated for several years.

Batman The Ride

Dahlonega Mine Train

Déjà Vu

Georgia Cyclone

Georgia Scorcher

Great American Scream Machine

Mind Bender

Ninja

Superman - Ultimate Flight

Z-Force

Wile E. Coyote Canyon Blaster
Six Flags Over Georgia introduces five new family rides for 2004 (February 26, 2004)

Goliath
Latest Coaster News: Goliath will be the largest and tallest roller coaster in the Southeast! (September 1, 2005)
I hope to return to Georgia next year and document these two new coasters!