Six Flags Entertainment Corp. announced on September 8th that it has acquired the popular ArieForce One roller coaster from Fun Spot America’s Atlanta location. The ride, which operated in Atlanta for three years, was highly acclaimed by thrill-seekers and enthusiasts who traveled from around the world to experience its signature blend of speed, airtime, inversions and nonstop intensity. Six Flags describes the attraction as a celebrated steel roller coaster that captured the imagination of thrill-seekers globally and quickly earned recognition as one of the most acclaimed coaster experiences of the modern era. The company plans to bring this extraordinary attraction to one of its parks during the 2028-2029 season, though it has not yet revealed which specific park will host the ride. Mark Pauls, chief operating officer of Six Flags, expressed excitement about preserving the legacy and investing in the future of this coaster that consistently generated excitement and passionate fan support. The acquisition represents Six Flags’ commitment to delivering world-class thrills and creating unforgettable experiences across its portfolio for a new generation of guests.
Key Points:
- Six Flags Entertainment Corp. acquired the ArieForce One coaster from Fun Spot America’s Atlanta location
- The acquisition was announced on Tuesday, September 8th
- ArieForce One will be installed at one of Six Flags’ parks during the 2028-2029 season
- The specific park location has not yet been revealed
- ArieForce One operated in Atlanta for three years before closing in August
- Mark Pauls is the chief operating officer of Six Flags
- The ride was named after Fun Spot founder John Arie Sr.
- Six Flags describes the ride as one of the most acclaimed coaster experiences of the modern era