Six Flags White Water

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Six Flags White Water is a water park located on U.S. 41 in Marietta, Georgia, in the northwestern suburbs of Atlanta. American Adventures is also located at the park, and opens earlier (in spring) and closes later (around Halloween) in the year than the water park.

Six Flags White Water was originally opened as "White Water Atlanta" in 1983. Built and owned by the Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation, it was sold to Six Flags Inc. in 1999.

Six Flags has operated another amusement park in the Atlanta area since 1967. That park, Six Flags Over Georgia, is also located in Cobb County, in Austell.

The large parking lot was used as a satellite parking facility for the 1996 Summer Olympics. In the summer of 1998, the park was the site of an E. coli outbreak, which received national rather than local publicity because one of the children infected was the child of Atlanta Braves baseball player Walt Weiss.

[edit] Rides And Attractions

The Tornado

The Cliffhanger(48" minimum)

Run-A-Way-River (36 minimum)

Lizard's Tail (42" minimum)

Deer Park Plunge (42" minimum)

Lilypad Crossing

Activity Pool

Mutiny Chute (42" minimum)

The Rapids (42" minimum)

The three-slide Body Flume (42" minimum)

Dragon's Tail-speed slide (48" min)

Black River Falls tube single/double tube slide (42" min)

Gulf Coast Screamer enclosed tube slide (42" min)

Bermuda Triange single/double tube slide (42" min)

Caribbean Plunge 30-second double tube drop (42" min)

The Famous Bahama Bob-Slide 6-person raft ride (36" min., 36"-42" accompanied by adult)

The Tidal Wave body flume (42" min)

The 100-Meter Splash head-first racing slide (36" min)

The Atlanta Ocean wavepool(Atlanta's ONLY ocean)

The Little Hooch river

The 3-story Tree House Island (36"-54" to ride slides)

Captain Kid's Cove (Under 54" unless accompanied by adult)

Little Squirt's Island -A small-children zero-depth attraction, featuring fountains, squirt guns, chutes, interactive water play. (Under 54" unless accompanied by adult)

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