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Hey there!

It's been a long time.

I created a petition to save Six Flags St. Louis - because not only is rumored to be at risk of a sale to a company by the name of Enchanted Parks, but the park has been in a state of decline for decades due to corporate-level neglect.

As the third and last of the Six Flags theme parks conceived and built under the supervision of company founder Angus Wynne, I believe it is crucial that this historic park not only stays within the company for the long term but is given a chance to truly thrive as it once did. This does not necessarily mean the park needs massive new coasters and rides right away; management simply needs to rekindle that sense of wonder that inspired previous generations and has been lost with constant corporate shakeups and budgetary constraints.

If you would like to help make an impact and preserve a place that means so much to so many of us, please consider signing my petition.

Thank you!

Sign the Petition Save Six Flags St. Louis theme park in Eureka, Missouri

Happy 20th anniversary to the The Boss! This monstrous wooden roller coaster opened to the public on April 29, 2000, and is located in the Britannia section of the park. Designed by Dennis McNulty and Larry Bill and manufactured by Custom Coasters International (CCI), The Boss is 4,631 feet long (originally 5,051 feet prior to the 2018 helix removal), and reaches speeds of up to 66.3 mph. Have you been on The Boss? What are your favorite memories of this SFSL classic?

Happy 44th birthday to the Screamin' Eagle! 🦅

Today is the Screamin' Eagles 44th Birthday! The Screamin' Eagle opened on April 10, 1976 for America’s Bicentennial. When it opened the Guinness World Records listed it as the tallest, fastest, and longest wooden roller coaster. We can't wait to ride it again soon.

Looking forward to sharing the fun again soon.

What is everyone doing to keep busy while the park is closed? 🤔
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Due to Coronavirus worries, Six Flags has delayed the opening of Six Flags St. Louis until at least "the end of March", with no set reopening date as of yet. Missouri Governor Mike Parson is expected to call for a State of Emergency over the virus later today. Stay tuned for more updates as the situation unfolds.