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DC Universe (stylized DC UNIVERSE) is a DC Comics themed area at several Six Flags amusement parks. First opening at Six Flags Magic Mountain in 2011, the themed area has since expanded into multiple Six Flags amusement parks in North America. Although the layout and attractions are not identical and vary at each park, they all thematically connect with each other.

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Shared attractions located within the themed area include Batman: The Ride, an inverted roller coaster at Six Flags Great America and Six Flags Magic Mountain and DC Super-Villains Swing, a swing ride at Six Flags Fiesta Texas and Six Flags Great America.

History

The entrance to DC Universe at Six Flags Magic Mountain in 2014, before its overhaul in 2022. DC Universe at Six Flags Magic Mountain (13208486153).jpg
The entrance to DC Universe at Six Flags Magic Mountain in 2014, before its overhaul in 2022.

A new attraction at Six Flags Magic Mountain was announced on October 20, 2010, when Green Lantern: First Flight was revealed to the public. [1] [2] The attraction would be placed within a new themed area replacing Gotham City Backlot, a themed area based on the fictional city Gotham City. The themed area would be a major change from the former Gotham City Backlot, and an editor for Theme Park Tourist noted that it switched themes from "dark and gritty" to a "typical comic-style punch of color." [3]

The next DC Universe wouldn't come until more than half a decade later, in 2018, which would be at Six Flags México. When Wonder Woman Coaster opened, it caused the partial re-theme of the Villa Hollywood area, with the re-theme of two rides within the park, with SkyScreamer becoming Supergirl Sky Flight and Splash becoming Aquaman Splashdown, joining existing DC Comics themed rides Batman: The Ride and Justice League: Battle for Metropolis. [4]

The third DC Universe themed area would come with the introduction of Batman: The Ride was introduced at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom. [5] [6] With the announcement for Batman: The Ride on August 30, 2018, the themed area was not announced until later the following year, in March 2019. [7] Major changes to the area would include the re-theme of multiple rides and shops, including V2: Vertical Velocity, which, with the theme change, would become The Flash: Vertical Velocity. These changes would fit in with other rides already themed to DC Comics, such as The Joker, Harley Quinn Crazy Coaster and Superman: Ultimate Flight. [8] [9]

Another DC Universe themed area also opened in 2019, at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. This area would comprise both the Rockville and Spassburg areas within the park, and is still connected to the remaining parts of those two areas. [10] The area was also introduced on August 30, 2018, and was officially announced along with The Joker Wild Card (later renamed The Joker Carnival of Chaos), a pendulum ride themed to super-villain the Joker. [11] [12] [13] Other changes to the area would include the re-theme of Whirligig, which would be renamed Crime Wave, but plans never came through and the ride instead became DC Super-Villains Swing. [14] DC Universe being separate from Rockville and Spassburg would be unclear though, as there is no delineation between the areas. [15]

Six Flags New England would announce a Zamperla Endeavour attraction on August 29, 2019, with Supergirl Sky Flyer. The attraction, which is based on the super-hero Supergirl, would be a part of DC Universe, which replaced DC Comics Super Hero Adventures. [16] [17] The opening of both the attraction and the themed area was delayed until 2021, due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. [18]

The plaza section of DC Universe at Six Flags Great America on April 23, 2022. DC Universe SFGAm.jpg
The plaza section of DC Universe at Six Flags Great America on April 23, 2022.

At Six Flags Great America, after multiple teasers about the re-theme about the park's impulse roller coaster, [19] [20] Vertical Velocity, The Flash: Vertical Velocity and DC Universe was officially announced to the public on March 24, 2022, overhauling the Yankee Harbor section of the park, an original themed area which opened with the park in 1976. [21] Besides the re-theme of Vertical Velocity, the newly themed area would feature re-themed versions of original rides, including DC Super-Villains Swing and Aquaman Splashdown. These attractions would join already-existing DC Comics themed rides, including Batman: The Ride and The Joker. [22] DC Universe was planned to open on April 15, 2022, but due to supply chain issues and excessive rain, the area opened on April 23, 2022. [23] [24] [25]

On April 28, 2022, in honor of National Superhero Day, Six Flags Magic Mountain announced their plans to renovate their DC Universe, due to the addition of Wonder Woman Flight of Courage, which was announced on October 21, 2021. [26] The themed area would receive a new entrance portal sign and the re-theme of the flat ride Wonder Woman Lasso of Truth, in which it would become Teen Titans Turbo Spin. [27] [28]

Fiesta Texas announced for the 2024 season, the park will expand its DC Universe into more parts of its Spassburg and the kids themed area of Thill Seeker Park. The new expansion of the land will bring in more themed rides and three new attractions. [29]

Locations

LocationFirst SeasonNotes
Six Flags Magic Mountain 2011Replaced the Gotham City Backlot area
Six Flags México 2018Replaced parts of Villa Hollywood area
Six Flags Discovery Kingdom 2019Replaced parts of the Sky area
Six Flags Fiesta Texas 2019Replaced parts of the Spassburg area
Six Flags New England 2021Replaced the DC Comics Super Hero Adventures area
Six Flags Great America 2022Replaced the Yankee Harbor area

Attractions

Flat rides and roller coasters

Attraction nameRide typeManufacturerLocations [note 1] Ref.
Aquaman SplashdownShoot the Chutes Hopkins Rides México [30]
Aquaman SplashdownHydroflume Arrow Dynamics Great America [31]
Batman: The Ride Inverted roller coaster Bolliger & Mabillard Magic Mountain, Great America [32] [33]
Batman: The Ride Fourth-dimension roller coaster S&S – Sansei Technologies Discovery Kingdom [34]
Batman: The Ride Suspended Looping Coaster Vekoma México [35]
Cyborg Cyber RevolutionNebulaZ Zamperla Fiesta Texas [29]
Cyborg: Hyper DriveFree Style Chance Rides New England [36]
DC Super-Villains Swing Swing ride Zamperla Fiesta Texas, Great America [37] [38]
Gotham City Gauntlet Wild mouse roller coaster Maurer AG New England [39]
Justice League: Battle for Metropolis Dark ride Sally Corporation México [40]
Kid Flash Cosmic Coaster Dual-tracked roller coaster Skyline Attractions Fiesta Texas [41]
Metropolis Transit AuthorityAerial Ride (monorail) Zamperla Fiesta Texas [29]
The Flash: Vertical Velocity Impulse roller coaster Intamin Great America [42]
The Flash: Vertical Velocity Impulse roller coaster Intamin Discovery Kingdom [43]
Wonder Woman Flight of Courage Single-rail roller coaster Rocky Mountain Construction Magic Mountain [44]
Lex Luthor: Drop of Doom Drop tower Intamin Magic Mountain [45]
The Joker Fourth-dimension roller coaster S&S – Sansei Technologies Great America [46]
The Joker Hybrid roller coaster Rocky Mountain Construction Discovery Kingdom [47]
The Joker Carnival of Chaos Pendulum ride Zamperla Fiesta Texas [13]
Teen Titans Turbo Spin Round Up Hrubetz Magic Mountain [48]
Superman: Ultimate Flight Sky Rocket II Premier Rides Discovery Kingdom [49]
Superman: Krypton Coaster Floorless coaster Bolliger & Mabillard Fiesta Texas [50]
Superman The Ride Mega Coaster Intamin New England [51]
The Penguin Teacups Mack Rides Discovery Kingdom [52]
Catwoman's WhipTivoli - Large Zierer New England [53]
Shazam! Tower of EternitySky Tower Zamperla Fiesta Texas [29]
Supergirl Sky Flyer Endeavour Zamperla New England [54]
Supergirl Sky Flight Star Flyer Funtime México [55]

Restaurants

Restaurant nameLocationRef.
Steelworks Pub [note 2] Great America [57]
Big Belly Burger Discovery Kingdom [58]
Captain Cold Ice Cream Great America [57]
Johnny Rockets New England, Fiesta Texas [36] [59]
Central City Snacks Great America [57]
Aztek the Ultimate Nachos Fiesta Texas [59]
Gotham City Snacks Discovery Kingdom, Great America [57] [58]
Dippin' Dots booths Great America [57]

Shops

Shop nameLocationsRef.
Justice League: Battle for Metropolis Shop México (part of Villa Hollywood) [60]
DC Super Heroes Store New England [36]
Comics Shop México (part of Villa Hollywood) [60]
DC Universe Store Magic Mountain, Great America [61] [62]
Daily Planet Gifts Discovery Kingdom [63]
The Daily Planet Gift Shop New England [36]
Daily Planet Newsstand & Gifts Fiesta Texas [59]

See also

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References

Notes
  1. ↑ Locations will only include attractions located within DC Universe, and will not include other locations if the same attraction is located at a different park under a different themed area.
  2. ↑ The same restaurant can be found at Six Flags America as well, but the restaurant is not located in a DC Universe area, and is instead located in a Gotham City area. [56]
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