Six Flags Entertainment Corporation has acquired ArieForce One, a 154-foot steel roller coaster manufactured by Rocky Mountain Construction, for installation at one of its parks in the 2028–29 operating season. The attraction, previously operating at Fun Spot America in Fayetteville, Georgia, closed in August 2023 after 10 years of service. Six Flags retains the coaster’s name, marking its return to the enthusiast community after its closure. The ride features a 3,400-foot track, a first drop of 146 feet, a top speed of 64 mph, and four inversions, with an estimated ride duration of two minutes. The acquisition underscores Six Flags’ expansion strategy, which now includes 20 amusement parks, 14 water parks, and nine resort properties across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Saudi Arabia.
Six Flags Secures ArieForce One Roller Coaster for 2028–29 Season
Roller coaster acquisition expands Six Flags’ amusement park lineup with a high-speed steel attraction from Rocky Mountain Construction
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Helena Vásquez · Business Desk · 13 Sept 2026 · 20:28 · 1 min read
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