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…
Nestled along an outer road just east of 270, Drace Park is owned and operated by the city of Town and Country. The city purchased the property in 2000 from the family that bears its name, dedicating it three years later, in 2003. The park sits on nine acres of land and is a combination…