Six Flags Great Adventure

A family favorite attraction, at the Jackson, N.J. theme park for almost 30 years, apparently will soon parachute off into the Six Flags sunset.

The roller coaster at the Ocean County theme park has been shutdown since an August incident that left a number of riders hurt. State officials say support columns remain damaged.

After Six Flags' CEO Selim Bassoul said earlier this month that the parks had collectively become "a daycare center for teenagers," New Jersey's location announced a "re-launched" version of its Seasonal Dining Pass.

At least five guests at Six Flags Great Adventure were hurt earlier Thursday evening when they rode the El Toro roller coaster.

Editors at a popular publication have selected this legendary, world-famous ride as New Jersey's greatest rollercoaster. Do you agree?

There's a change that is going to affect the Six Flags Great Adventure visitors.

A rider on the 'Tornado Slide' at Six Flags Great Adventure's Hurricane Harbor was hospitalized after suffering an injury in a Sunday accident.

A guest who climbed over a fence and onto the roof of a building at Six Flags Great Adventure slipped and injured her leg on Sunday night.

After a number of ride mishaps this season, the entrance to the Hurricane Harbor water park was closed for several hours Monday for what police called a "safety concern."

State ride inspectors are continuing to investigate what they say was a "derailment," although Six Flags disputes that characterization.