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Known world wide for the best thrills, Six Flags Magic Mountain features 14 world-class roller coasters and over 100 rides, games and attractions for the entire family. Six Flags Magic Mountain is bursting at the seams with a whole lineup of excitement and fun for everyone! 

Among the park’s world-class roller coasters and thrill rides are the NEW X2, the world’s only 5th dimensional roller coaster, Tatsu, the tallest, fastest and longest flying coaster, Scream, Southern California’s first floorless coaster, Déjà Vu, a looping, boomerang coaster, Goliath, the giant among coasters, Superman The Escape, Batman The Ride, The Riddler’s Revenge and many more.

NEW this spring…the Six Flags Magic Mountain’s most popular coaster X is being launched into a new dimension and will reopen as X2, complete with new sleeker trains, new colors and a one-of-a-kind tunnel and light show. Also, beloved children’s icon Thomas The Tank Engine™ and his friends pull into the all new Thomas Town…it’s a whole new area for families to enjoy together! Six Flags Magic Mountain is also home to your favorite Looney Tunes and Justice League characters…keep your camera and autograph books handy, these characters love to play with our guests! Plus, awesome shows like the Batman Begins Stunt Show round out the day’s fun!

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Among the park’s world-class roller coasters and thrill rides are the NEW X2, the world’s only 5th dimensional roller coaster, Tatsu, the tallest, fastest and longest flying coaster, Scream, Southern California’s first floorless coaster, Déjà Vu, a looping, boomerang coaster, Goliath, the giant among coasters, Superman The Escape, Batman The Ride, The Riddler’s Revenge and many more.

	The Riddler’s Revenge Here's a riddle: which roller coaster is worth standing up for? The Riddler's Revenge, of course. It's a blazing-fast coaster with a twist: you'll stand, not sit, as you race at 65 mph head-over-heels six times over nearly one mile of twisting, looping, inverted steel track—for nearly three minutes.
	Batman The Ride Combines state-of-the-art thrill ride technology with Batman movie magic.
	Colossus Get a giant fill of thrills on the classic dual-track wooden coaster. We're talking serious size. Spanning over 10 acres, Colossus is 1,608 feet from end to end. There are 14 hills, two gut-wrenching drops of more than 100 feet each, and a climactic triple jump. It's a colossal blast.
	Superman The Escape Escaping at super speeds from super villains has never been so much fun. Your escape starts in Superman's Fortress of Solitude, where a 15-passenger vehicle carries you through a special-effects tunnel, then accelerates to 100 mph in seven seconds before shooting straight up a 41-story tower.
	Déjà Vu The 20-story free fall is the easy part. You'll never forget Déjà Vu, because it happens twice. First, you dangle from ski-lift style chairs as you ascend a 20-story tower. You then take the first dive; go through a vertical loop; and go through a 110-foot butterfly. Fly up the second tower and repeat—backwards.
	Goldrusher The Park's first roller coaster proves that old school is always cool. Six Flags Magic Mountain's first roller coaster, Goldrusher gives you the out-of-control experience of being on a runaway mine train. You'll roar through the hillsides and under the Log Jammer chute and waterfalls.
	Goliath Got a need for speed? Goliath has your answer. Towering 255 feet above earth, this massive steel superstructure hits speeds of 85 mph, making it one of the fastest and tallest roller coasters around. Enjoy a 3-minute, high-speed adventure over 4,500 feet of steel track.
	Ninja Jump in a jet-black car and ride into a steel free-for-all. Ninja is the black belt of all steel roller coasters, delivering high-speed thrills and 180-degree, side-to-side swings through hairpin turns and spirals at speeds up to 55 mph.
	Revolution When it comes to amazingly cool looping coasters, the Revolution starts here. Get ready to be whisked through a fast and furious series of steep, daring dips and dives. Revolution's spine-chilling loop is 90 feet high and 45 feet in diameter—the first loop ever built into a roller coaster.
	Scream Scream sends you racing at intense speeds while strapped in a "flying chair." Its unique floorless train design gives you the feeling of soaring in air with no track above your head, nothing below your feet. Scream through seven 360-degree inversions and twists-and-turns for a three-minute rush.
	Tatsu 3,602 feet of blazing track. 62 miles per hour. 263 feet in plunges. Ready to take on Tatsu? Aboard the wings of Tatsu, you'll fly at speeds in excess of 62 mph through deep plunges, huge spirals and sharp dives that send you flying through the Park's mountainous terrain.
	Terminator® Salvation™: The Ride Dare to take on Terminator® Salvation™: The Ride this May at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Get ready, as the Thrill Capital of the World brings you a wooden coaster like no other.  Once you experience the full assault of speed, sight and sound, you’ll think you just stepped into battle in this year’s blockbuster movie, Terminator® Salvation™.
	Viper Viper's distinctive, coiling track has it all. Starting with the world's tallest vertical loop at 14 stories, and two other loops at 9 stories and 6 stories. Add to that a 4-story corkscrew and a double-barrel boomerang turn.
	X2 X, the world's first 4th dimension thrill ride, has once again pushed all limits and taken extreme to the next level. This $10 million investment features completely redesigned, sleeker trains and introduces all-new, innovative state-of-the-art visual, audio and sensory effects. X moves from the 4th dimension to the 5th becoming X2!

Within Six Flags Magic Mountain is Bugs Bunny World, a six-acre, interactive wonderland featuring numerous rides and attractions that will provide a real thrill for kids and adults alike. Designed for the pint-sized guests, Bugs Bunny World is the home of legendary Looney Tunes characters such as Daffy Duck, Yosemite Sam, Sylvester, Foghorn Leghorn and America’s favorite rabbit, Bugs Bunny. Attractions include Daffy’s Adventure Tours, Merrie Melodies Carousel, Pepe Le Pew Tea Party and many others.

Six Flags Magic Mountain Location...

Six Flags Magic Mountain is located north of Los Angeles at the Magic Mountain Parkway exit off Interstate 5 in Valencia. 

Six Flags Magic Mountain
26101 Magic Mountain Parkway
Valencia, CA 91355

DIRECTIONS

FROM ANAHEIM

Take the Interstate 5 Freeway north. Exit Magic Mountain Parkway. Turn left at the traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to the parking toll booths and the Six Flag Magic Mountain Park entrance.

FROM HOLLYWOOD/UNIVERSAL CITY

Take the 101 Freeway north to the 170 Freeway north. Take the 170 Freeway north to the Interstate 5 Freeway north (the 170 Freeway automatically ends at the I-5 north). Take Interstate 5 north to Magic Mountain Parkway. Exit Magic Mountain Parkway.  Turn left at the traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to the parking toll booths and the Six Flag Magic Mountain Park entrance.

FROM SAN DIEGO

There are two main Freeways that run out of San Diego. From Interstate 5: Take Interstate 5 north. Exit at Magic Mountain Parkway. Left at the traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to the parking toll booths and the Six Flag Magic Mountain Park entrance.

From the Interstate 15 Freeway

Take Interstate 15 north to Interstate 10 west. Take the Interstate 10 Freeway west to the Interstate 210 Freeway west. Take Interstate 210 Freeway west to the Interstate 5 Freeway north (the 210 automatically ends at the I-5 north). Take Interstate 5 north to Magic Mountain Parkway. Exit at Magic Mountain Parkway. Turn left at the traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to the parking toll booths and the Six Flag Magic Mountain Park entrance.

FROM LAX

Take Century Boulevard to the 405 Freeway north. Take the 405 Freeway north to the junction with Interstate 5 north (this happens automatically-the 405 ends at I-5). Take I-5 north to Magic Mountain Parkway. Exit at Magic Mountain Parkway. Turn left at the traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to the parking toll booths and the Six Flag Magic Mountain Park entrance.

FROM BURBANK AIRPORT

Take Interstate 5 north to Magic Mountain Parkway. Exit Magic Mountain Parkway. Turn left at the traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to the parking toll booths and the Six Flag Magic Mountain Park entrance.

FROM VENTURA/SANTA BARBARA

Take the 101 Freeway south to the 126 Freeway east. Take the 126 Freeway east to the Interstate 5 Freeway south. Exit Magic Mountain Parkway. Turn right at the traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to the parking toll booths and the Six Flag Magic Mountain Park entrance.

FROM LAS VEGAS

Take Interstate 15 south. From Interstate 15 south, take Interstate 10 west. From Interstate 10 west, take Interstate 210 west. From Interstate 210 west, take Interstate 5 north (the 210 Freeway automatically ends at the I-5 Freeway north). Take Interstate 5 north to Magic Mountain Parkway. Exit Magic Mountain Parkway. Turn left at the traffic signal at the bottom of the exit ramp going under the Freeway overpass. Proceed along Magic Mountain Parkway to the parking toll booths and the Six Flag Magic Mountain Park entrance.

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