Six Flags is the largest amusement park in the St. Louis area, with a number of activities from food to Fright Fest. Between the dry park and Hurricane Harbor, you can easily spend a day — and then some — experiencing all Six Flags has to offer. Roller coasters are maybe the biggest part of…
Missouri has a number of caves you can tour, from the low-key Onondaga Cave in Onondaga Cave State Park to the heavily promoted Meramec Caverns, both of those off of Interstate 44 southwest of St. Louis. Caves also dot the area in and around Hannibal, Missouri. One such cave is Mark Twain Cave. Originally known…
If you live in St. Louis, there’s a chance you’ve seen a billboard ad for Holiday World in Santa Claus, Indiana. If you thought about it at all, you may have had a few questions, like: Where on earth is Santa Claus? What is Holiday World? Is this some tourist trap thing? The answers are:…
When you go to Six Flags St. Louis, you have many options for food. For instance, you can pack a lunch in a cooler and eat it out in the parking lot. This is, in fact, a time-honored tradition at Six Flags St. Louis. Thanks to the presence of grassy medians — some of them…
In 1971, the Six Flags company opened its third theme park in the St. Louis area. Originally known as Six Flags Over Mid-America, the park’s six different regions were each represented by a flag that was connected to St. Louis or Midwest history in some way: Missouri, U.S.A., France, Spain, England, and Old Chicago. Since…