Six Flags Over Georgia to extend its hours for spring break
Six Flags Over Georgia will have extended hours next week as it expects a greater influx of customers for spring break.
The park announced several different events that will take place next week and through spring.
The park said it is introducing a new after-hours event, Scream Break, happening nightly, April 1-8.
Then, on April 1-9th, the park will have an Easter egg hunt for Looney Tunes and DC Super Hero characters.
On April 2, 9, and 16, the park will offer Low Sensory Sundays in recognition of World Autism Month. For these dates, the park will create a relaxing and less stimulating environment for the first two hours of its opening,
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The annual Brews & Bites Festival is returning to the park later this spring. The festival will take place on April 22 and 23 and on April 29 and 30 and will feature over 75 craft beers and cocktails, food and beverage pairings, and live entertainment.
For more information visit sixflags.com/overgeorgia.
Earlier this month, Channel 2 Action News reported on multiple fights that occurred at the park during the opening weekend of the park.
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The park released the following statement to Channel 2 Action News responding to the fighting incidents:
“Unfortunately, several groups of young people decided to engage in inappropriate behavior in more than one area of the park this evening. Their actions disrupted the park experience for our guests and violated our park policies; as a result, those involved were removed from the property. We have absolutely no tolerance for inappropriate behavior. Safety for our guests, and our team members, is our foremost priority. Unruly behavior will not be tolerated.
Channel 2 Action News has reached out to the park to see if the park will add extra security in anticipation of larger crowds.
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