Six Flags Magic Mountain Theme Park

Six Flags Magic Mountain is one of the largest amusement parks in the United States, located in Valencia, Santa Clarita, north of Los Angeles. It is named after the company that owns the park, whose name, in turn, reflects the history of Texas and the six states that governed this state (Confederate States of America, the United States of America, the Republic of Texas, Spain, France, Mexico).

The park has been operating since 1971. Here, on the territory of one square kilometer there are more than forty rides, about half of which are roller coasters (which the Americans themselves call “Russian roller coasters”). Depending on the steepness of the climb, they are divided into red, yellow and green. As you can guess, red - the most extreme, and green - the simplest, which will suit even children. For the most sophisticated thrill lovers, there is a special surprise: roller coasters of the new generation X2, such as the Goliath or Deja Vu - the seats here rotate around their axis, while adding visual, noise and tactile effects.

The number of attractions is growing every year, and in mid-2013 is scheduled to open a new slide called Full Throttle (in loose translation it means something like "Full extreme"), which, according to the administration, will be the highlight of the Six Flags Magic Mountain Park.