Six Flags St Louis

Could the Six Flags and Cedar Fair merger spell trouble for Missouri theme parks?

For more than 50 years, this historic roller caster in Missouri has been taking riders on extreme and intense rides.

With Six Flags and Cedar Fair merging to become one theme park company, could Missouri see either Worlds of Fun or Six Flags St. Louis close? It's possible.

Spring is here and all across the midwest theme parks are beginning to reopen! If you are wanting to take a trip to a Six Flags location this year you might want to check out this travel website's list ranking all 23 of the Six Flags theme parks in the US. Where does Six Flags St. Louis land on the list...?

There's a new roller coaster coming to Missouri this summer that promises to be thrilling for riders of all ages.

Six Flags St. Louis is debuting a new ride that they hope will entice those who love thrill rides back to the theme park this summer.

Six Flags St. Louis is asking park visitors to make a reservation this season. Rob thinks that might become the norm for theme parks like Six Flags St. Louis.

If you have kids, there's a pretty good chance you'll end up in a theme park at some point in the summertime. There are some good ones across Missouri.

Five weekends of Halloween fun will open at Six Flags St. Louis on Friday, September 30. This year's Fright Fest features Halloween-themed shows, rides and monsters. Two new attractions this year include the Rage of the Gargoyles Virtual Reality Coster experience on Ninja, and the New Night Terror’s haunted maze.

Six Flags St. Louis has announced a new ride coming to their park in 2017. Spinsanity is a thrill ride that puts forty guests at a time on a giant disc that flies along a 51-foot half-pipe track while whirling at 14 revolutions per minute.