Six Flags White Water

Six Flags White Water is a theme park and water park located at Six Flags Over Georgia just outside of Atlanta, Georgia. The park’s main claim to fame is the "World’s Largest Outdoor Soak-Zone." Guests can stay cool as they come down waterslides and play in wave pools. There is also a large selection of roller coasters and other rides. 

Six Flags White Water first opened its doors to the public in 1999 as "White Water Atlanta," which was then a new state-of-the-art water park and all-day family entertainment destination. It was located adjacent to Six Flags over Georgia. In some ways, the park was modeled after its sister park, Wet 'n' Wild in Orlando. But it also had features that were unique to it, such as the whitewater rafting ride, the Raging River. 

In 2004, Six Flags over Georgia and White Water Atlanta were both sold to Six Flags Entertainment Corporation. At that time, the water park was renamed Six Flags White Water. Today, it still features all-day family entertainment, but with more emphasis now on the indoor themed rides and roller coasters than on whitewater rafting. 

The park has several themed areas, including Hurricane Harbor, which features waterslides, rapids, and wave pools; Crocky's Coasterville, which holds two children's roller coasters; and The Edge, which is an outdoor themed area with a Sling Shot ride, Flow Rider surfing machine, and Wave Swinger ride. The newest area includes Mind Bender, Batman, and Superman: Ultimate Flight roller coasters. 

Six Flags White Water has many ticket options for guests that want to spend half their day in the water park and then the rest in the amusement park. The park also offers season passes and discounts on nearby hotels and food.

This information is provided by The Homestar Group.