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Flags California is home to Magic Mountain and Hurricane Harbor.
Hurricane Harbor is a separate admission water park built right next to the theme park, with an impressive array of slides. The theme park is built on and around a mountain which is beautifully landscaped and full of shady trees. The park is truly an oasis is the high desert. |
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Baja Ridge is home to Revolution, Viper and X as well as a coaster "wall of fame" depicting all of the parks diverse coaster collection |  |
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the top of the mountain is the Samurai Summit, home to the Sky Tower, Ninja, and Superman: Ultimate Escape |
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Superman was the world record holder for tallest and fastest coaster on the planet for many years, and is still an impressive sight |  |
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Gotham City Backlot is home to Batman the Ride and Riddler's Revenge roller coasters |  |
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Psyclone Bay is home to the Deja Vu and Psyclone roller coasters |  |
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The High Sierra Territory is home to Bugs Bunny World, Mooseburger Lodge, the Golden Bear Theatre and the parks Log Jammer flume ride |  |
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Right off the Colossus County Fair are Goliath and Scream, two of the parks newest coasters |  |
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Go to the Six Flags Magic Mountain Fright Fest Page |