Defunct theme park

Six Flags America

Defunct park

United States

Six Flags America was a 131-acre (53 ha) amusement park in Woodmore, Maryland, United States, within the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. It had a water park named Hurricane Harbor Maryland. Founded as a wildlife center in 1974 by Ross Perot, ABC television operated the park as a drive-through safari called The Largo Wildlife Preserve, from 1974 until its closure in 1978. The property was bought by Jim Fowler's Wild Kingdom; thereafter, the site was gradually converted from a wildlife preserve into a theme park named Wild World.

Summary from Wikipedia. Ride stats and status may differ from the park's current lineup.

Coasters6ParkDefunctDefunct6TallestSUPERMAN: Ride of Steel (208 ft)FastestSUPERMAN: Ride of Steel (73 mph)Steel4Wood2
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Roller coasters at Six Flags America

6 of 6 shown

  • Batwing
    SteelVekomaDefunct
    Height115 ftSpeed50 mphLength3,340 ftInversions5Duration2m 02s
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  • Great Chase
    SteelZamperlaDefunct
    Height13 ftSpeed11 mphLength280 ftInversions0Duration1m 06s
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  • Roar
    WoodGreat Coasters InternationalDefunct
    Height95 ftSpeed51 mphLength3,468 ftInversions0Duration1m 52s
    Details
  • SUPERMAN: Ride of Steel
    SteelIntaminDefunct · 2025
    Height208 ftSpeed73 mphLength5,400 ftInversions0Duration2m 02s
    Details
  • The Joker's Jinx
    SteelPremier RidesDefunct
    Height79 ftSpeed60 mphLength2,705 ftInversions4Duration56s
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  • The Wild One
    WoodDinn CorporationDefunct
    Height98 ftSpeed53 mphLength4,000 ftInversions0Duration1m 52s
    Details

This park appears defunct based on its catalog coasters. Always confirm status before travelling.