Located in Bowie, Maryland, Six Flags America originally opened in 1973. The park was first a wildlife center and eventually joined the Premier Parks family in 1992 as Adventure World. In 1999, the park would become Six Flags America. Today, the park features 9 roller coasters and dozens of other rides and attractions. Join us as we make our first visit to Six Flags America since 2017 and finally ride the rest of their roller coaster line-up.

Join us on our next stop of this Roller Coaster Road Trip when we visit Cedar Point in Sandusky Ohio. Billed as the roller coaster capital of the world, Cedar Point features 18 roller coasters and over 70 total rides and attractions. We also give you a small tour of one of the park's on-site resorts, Hotel Breakers!

Knott's Berry Farm, located in Buena Park, CA, first opened in 1920. Since then it has grown to a popular destination, serving over 3 million guests each season. As of 2017, Knott's features 9 roller coasters and over 30 other rides and attractions. This video shows off the park during October BEFORE things get scary.

Our final stop on this roller coaster road trip is to Six Flags America, located in Upper Marlboro, MD. This park is home to a decent selection of roller coasters, a great Flash Pass system, and customer service and cleanliness that tops many other Six Flags parks.

On day three of our roller coaster road trip we check out Six Flags Great Adventure, located in Jackson, NJ. SFGAdv is home to tons of rides, including some record-breakers, a safari, and a plethora of other attractions and food options.

On day two of our roller coaster road trip we head out to Hersheypark located in Hershey, PA. Hersheypark is an incredible theme park with tons of thrill rides, live shows, and other attractions.

We visit Knoebels Amusement Resort in Elsyburg, PA for day one of our roller coaster road trip. Sitting at over 90 years old, Knoebels is a great family-owned theme park with a great selection of roller coasters and other attractions.