Six Flags

If you are looking for a summer job, Six Flags may be your anwser.

Rides, and food, and wine, oh my! As if Six Flags Great Adventure couldn't get any cooler, they're hosting a wine and food festival next month!

I don't know about you, but I've been watching the live stream of April the pregnant giraffe for a week now, just waiting for her to give birth. If you're growing impatient, Six Flags Great Adventure is coming to the rescue with footage of its own baby giraffe, born just two months ago!

Six Flags' adorable tiger cub and lion cub celebrate their first birthdays together in New Jersey.

Six Flags Great Adventure is looking to fill 4,000 positions in the park for the upcoming season which begins in April.

Brace yourselves for a cuteness overload! A baby lion and tiger are being raised together at Six Flags Great Adventure's safari in Jackson, and the photos and video are too adorable!

Six Flags Great Adventure is always dreaming up new ways to thrill visitors. Come next year, the amusement park will dominate as the king of scream with the debut of a wild new roller coaster called Total Mayhem. Take a virtual tour and see what you're in for!

USA Today conducted a reader's choice poll for the best theme park in America. So, where did Great Adventure rank?

My hands are shaking, my heart is pounding.  You would think I just stepped off one of the world's tallest free-fall rides.  But I haven't--yet.  I feel this way just from watching the newly released Zumanjaro video made from the rider's point of view.  The ride, which sits inside the Kingda Ka roller coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, N.J. is now open.  So if you were thinking of ch

The bad news is that the 'Rolling Thunder' ride that has stood for three decades will be dismantled.  It will only make room....for the world's tallest-drop tower ride...

If you love roller coasters, you should ride the 'kingda ka' at Great Adventure.   I will no longer be riding that ride........

Imagine zooming from earth into the sky reaching speeds of 128 mph.  You're 45 stories above ground enjoying one of the world's tallest and fastest roller coasters, when BAM!  A bird flies into your face.  That's exactly what happened to one rider recently at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey.