DC Comics, Inc. is an American comic book publisher that was founded in 1934. It is the publishing division of DC Entertainment, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. DC Comics produces material featuring some of the most culturally iconic superhero characters, such as Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman.
DC Comics characters in Six Flags parks[]
Meetable Characters[]
Current[]
- Superman
- Batman
- Wonder Woman
- The Flash
- Green Lantern (John Stewart)
- Supergirl
- Batgirl
- The Joker
- Harley Quinn
Occasionally[]
- Robin
- Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)
- Green Lantern (Jessica Cruz)
- Catwoman
Former[]
- Hawkgirl
- Sinestro
- Killer Croc
- Katana
- Enchantress
- Captain Cold
- Lex Luthor
- Cheetah
- The Riddler
Ride only[]
- Cyborg
- Grid
- Black Manta
- Bizarro
- Poison Ivy
- Parallax
- Darkseid
- Wonder Girl
- Kid Flash
- Raven
- Starfire
- Shazam
- Superboy
- Penguin
- Two-Face
- Mr. Freeze
- Alfred Pennyworth
- Nightwing
Merch/Other[]
- Aztek
- Blue Beetle
- Steel
- Maxima
- Lois Lane
- Jimmy Olsen
- Vicki Vale
- Chase Meridian
- Sugar and Spice
- Brainiac
- Mr. Mxyzptlk
- Parasite
- Doomsday
- Man-Bat
DC Comics attractions at Six Flags parks[]
Dark rides[]
- Justice League: Battle for Metropolis (originally opened at Six Flags Over Texas in 2015; open at six other parks)
- Cyborg: Hyper Drive (opened at Six Flags New England in 2019)
Roller coasters[]
A Mack Power Splash water coaster opening at Six Flags Over Texas in 2023.
A steel roller coaster featuring two different ride experiences, Batman and Robin, that opened at Six Flags Great Adventure in 1998. It was originally meant to tie in with the theatrical release of Batman & Robin in 1997, but was delayed due to issues with the ride's launch system.
A floorless roller coaster that opened at Six Flags Worlds of Adventure in 2000. It was later renamed "Dominator" when the park was sold to Cedar Fair and is now located at Kings Dominion.
A floorless roller coaster that opened at Six Flags New England in 2002.
A first-of-its-kind inverted steel roller coaster that originally opened at Six Flags Great America in 1992, and later opened at six other parks throughout the 1990s, the last being a Six Flags New Orleans version in 2003 which closed after the park's abandonment following Hurricane Katrina in 2005. It was later moved to Six Flags Fiesta Texas in 2008 where it became Goliath.
A first-of-its-kind 4D Free Fly roller coaster that originally opened at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in 2015, with a second version of the ride opening at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in 2019.
A Vekoma SLC that opened in 2000.
A Vekoma Flying Dutchman that opened at Six Flags America in 2001.
A floorless steel roller coaster that originally opened as Medusa in 1999 but was re-themed to the Bizarro World counterpart of Superman in 2009. It has since become Medusa again.
Originally a Poison Ivy ride, this junior roller coaster was rethemed to her friend Catwoman in 2007.
A indoor Mack Wild Mouse themed to the 2008 movie The Dark Knight, located at three different Six Flags parks.
An Intamin Impulse located at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom that opened in 2001 as V2: Vertical Velocity and was re-themed in 2019.
A Vekoma Super Boomerang that will open at Six Flags Great Adventure in Spring 2025.
An Intaman Impulse located at Six Flags Great America that opened in 2001 as Vertical Velocity and was re-themed in 2022.
A B&M stand-up coaster that opened at Six Flags Great Adventure in 2011 to coincide with the ill-received Green Lantern film. It closed at the end of the 2024 season.
A 4D steel roller coaster that opened as part of Six Flags Magic Mountain's new DC Universe area in 2011. It closed for unknown reasons in 2017 and was removed from the park in 2019.
A junior roller coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure that was originally called "Blackbeard's Lost Treasure Train," but was re-themed to anti-hero Harley Quinn when The Joker opened in 2016.
A Skyline coaster themed to Kid Flash that opened at Six Flags Over Georgia and Six Flags Fiesta Texas in 2023.
A steel roller coaster that opened at Six Flags Over Texas and Six Flags St. Louis in 1998, though it originally meant to open in 1997 to coincide with the Batman & Robin film.
Also known as "Poison Ivy's Twisted Train," this Six Flags New England junior coaster got rethemed to Catwoman in 2007.
Originally opened as "Superman: The Escape" in 1997, later renamed "Superman: Escape from Krypton" in 2011. A shuttle coaster themed to infant Kal-El's exile from the doomed planet Krypton.
A hypercoaster that opened at Six Flags America and Six Flags Darien Lake in 1999.
A steel roller coaster that opened at Six Flags New England in 2000 as "Superman: Ride of Steel". It was re-themed to Bizarro in 2009, and was re-themed again in 2015, returning to its original Superman theme.
An Intamin Impulse roller coaster that opened at Six Flags Worlds of Adventure in 2000. It was later renamed to "Steel Venom" when the park was sold to Cedar Fair, and is now located at Dorney Park as "Possessed."
A Premier Rides launched coaster that opened at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in 2012.
A flying steel roller coaster that originally opened at Six Flags Over Georgia in 2002, and got cloned at Six Flags Great Adventure and Six Flags Great America a year later.
An S&S Free Fly located at multiple Six Flags parks.
A backwards roller coaster that opened at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in 1996, only to be removed in 2001 and sent to Six Flags New Orleans in 2003, where it operated as The Jester. It sits abandoned with the rest of the park today.
A Vekoma Invertigo that was located at Six Flags America, themed to ally-turned-enemy Harvey Dent.
A Schwarzkopf coaster located at Six Flags Over Georgia.
A B&M stand-up coaster located at Six Flags Magic Mountain, best known for its lively queue.
A Vekoma SLC located at Six Flags New England.
A single-rail roller coaster that opened at Six Flags Magic Mountain in 2022.
A single-rail roller coaster that opened at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in 2018.
An S&S Free Fly that opened at Six Flags Mexico in 2018.
Flat rides[]
A boat flume attraction at Six Flags Great America that opened in 1976 as Yankee Clipper and was re-themed in 2022.
A log flume at Six Flags Over Texas that got flooded in 2019.
A Zamperla Telecombat located at Six Flags Over Texas.
A Zamperla Endeavor located at Six Flags Over Texas and Six Flags Over Georgia.
A Funtime Booster located at Six Flags St. Louis.
A Mondial Shake at Six Flags New Orleans that's abandoned. The statue of Catwoman in the middle of the ride got donated to Six Flags New England which is why the junior coaster got rethemed to Catwoman.
An ABC Rides Tourbillon that opened at Six Flags Great Adventure in 2018. It was the first ride to be themed to Cyborg, thus making it one of the only rides to be themed to a black DC character.
A swing ride at Six Flags Fiesta Texas that opened in 1992 as Die Fledermaus and was re-themed in 2019.
A swing ride at Six Flags Great America that opened in 1976 as Whirligig and was re-themed in 2022.
A Mack Music Express located at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Removed in 2021 for the construction of Wonder Woman: Flight of Courage.
A Skywarp located at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom. Removed in 2021.
A Zamperla Giant Discovery that opened in 2018 at Six Flags New England and in 2021 at Six Flags America.
An ABC Tourbillon at Six Flags Over Texas. Removed in 2023.
- Harley Quinn Spinsanity (Six Flags Over Texas, Troika
A HUSS Troika at Six Flags Over Texas that opened in 2016 and closed in 2018.
A Tilt-A-Whirl at Six Flags Over Georgia.
A Zamperla Giant Discovery located at Six Flags Fiesta Texas and Six Flags St Louis.
A Superloop at Six Flags Over Georgia that got removed in 2023 for the construction of Kid Flash: Cosmic Coaster.
A swinging ship ride located at Six Flags St. Louis. It was also known as "Gotham Harbour" and has since been renamed "The Buccaneer" with the addition of the new Joker ride.
A flat ride that sits abandoned at Six Flags New Orleans.
A Chance Chaos that was located at Six Flags America. Removed from the park in 2005 after the Chaos incident at Michigan's Adventure.
A Chance Wipeout at Six Flags New England. Removed in 2020.
A drop tower ride at Six Flags Magic Mountain attached to Superman: Escape from Krypton. Opened in 2012.
A flat ride that sits abandoned at Six Flags New Orleans.
A slingshot located at Six Flags New England.
A HUSS Fly Away at Six Flags New England that was removed because it was becoming too costly to operate. One of the only rides themed to a Teen Titan.
A Mack Twist 'n Splash located at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom.
A raft ride located at Six Flags America.
- Penguin's Polar Express
A bobsled ride that operated at Six Flags America from 1999 to 2003.
An Eli Bridge Scrambler that opened at Six Flags Over Georgia in 2020.
A Round-Up located at Six Flags America.
A Zamperla Giant Discovery located at Six Flags Over Texas.
A scrambler located at Six Flags St. Louis.
A swing tower located at Six Flags Mexico.
A Zamperla Endeavor located at both Six Flags St. Louis and Six Flags New England.
A drop tower ride located at Six Flags St. Louis, Six Flags Over Texas, and Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom. Also the name of a kiddie drop ride located at Six Flags Over Georgia.
A Super Round-Up located at Six Flags Magic Mountain.
A kiddie flat ride located at Six Flags Over Georgia.
A Zamperla Giga/Giant Discovery located at both Six Flags Great Adventure and Six Flags Discovery Kingdom.
A swing tower ride located at Six Flags America.
Themed areas[]
The DC Comics land at Six Flags New Orleans which closed following Hurricane Katrina.
Themed area based on the universe of DC Comics located at multiple Six Flags parks, starting with Six Flags Magic Mountain.
Themed area based on Gotham City located at multiple Six Flags parks.
A former DC Comics land at Six Flags Magic Mountain.
Mini-themed area based on Metropolis located at Six Flags Magic Mountain used to hold Justice League: Battle for Metropolis.
Mini-themed area at Six Flags Over Georgia used to hold Justice League: Battle for Metropolis.
Mini-themed area based on Metropolis located at Six Flags Great America used to hold Justice League: Battle for Metropolis.
The area where most of the DC rides are held at Six Flags Great Adventure. It has a sub-section named Metropolis.
Other DC Comics theming in the parks[]
A former food place at Six Flags Magic Mountain themed to the Kents' farm in Smallville, Kansas.
A former drink place at Six Flags Magic Mountain themed to Superman's hometown of Smallville, Kansas.
A former pizza place at Six Flags Magic Mountain themed to the Teen Titans' base of Titan Tower.
A burger place at Six Flags Magic Mountain and Six Flags Discovery Kingdom themed to the fictitious restaurant in Metropolis.
A bar at Six Flags Magic Mountain themed to the fictitious bar in Metropolis.
A game place at Six Flags New England themed to Lex Luthor's business in Metropolis.
A store at Six Flags Great Adventure adjacent to Batman: The Ride.
A food place at Six Flags Great Adventure themed to Metropolis.
A store at many different Six Flags parks that sells DC Comics merchandise.
A store at Six Flags Great Adventure that serves as the exit to Superman: Ultimate Flight, as well as a store at Six Flags America that serves as the exit to Superman: Ride of Steel.
- Super Heroes vs. Villains
A store at Six Flags St. Louis that sells DC Comics merchandise.
A store at Six Flags New England themed to The Joker.
A former food stand at Six Flags Great Adventure themed to Mr. Freeze's hideout in Batman & Robin.
A food place at Six Flags Fiesta Texas and Six Flags New England themed to Aztek.
A former store at Six Flags Great Adventure that sold DC merchandise.
A food place at Six Flags Magic Mountain that sells snacks.
A pizza place at several Six Flags parks themed to the fictitious restaurant in the DCAU.
An ice cream place at Six Flags Great America.
A snack stand at Six Flags Great America.
A snack stand at Six Flags Great America.
