Six Flags: A Fictional Narrative

It was the summer of 2015, and this was an usual summer; hot and humid. Me being a college student at Emory University and working at Six Flags I was always busy. Today was one of those days. I have to clock in at Six Flags at 6:00 pm, and then be on time for finals at 8:00 pm.

As they shoved through the mob of people, they saw the announcer speak up to the crowd. “Welcome one. Welcome all to the 87th annual Wood bury County Fair! “, the massive horde of boy and girls cheered as they walked through the gate to get into the fair. Sam and Max speed-walked to the entrance and handed their money proudly to the ticket master, he gladly accepted it. “Have fun in there boys, but remember be safe and don’t get hurt! “ He chuckled, the two boys giggled

My artifact that shows my success is a cheer trophy that my team and I won in Vegas at a competition. The trophy is significant to me because it took a lot of hard work for our team to perform at this competition. Our team has never worked together so well and had more dedication than ever because that first place trophy is something we all wanted.

     One day Blake, Quinn, and their two friends Maggie and her boyfriend, Russ go to an amusement park together, called Darian Lake. They are clueless when they arrive as to how this event will change them forever. At the park, they ride on various rides. One of the rides was different from all of the others. It was the Kamikaze. It was a roller

At Six Flags New England, a teen lesbian couple were attacked by two women which alleged to be a hate crime. The two women attacked and injured the lesbian couple because they had observed the couple kissing. The women could have had an negative experience with a lesbian, which would make them want to attack, or they could have grew up in a household where lesbian was not allowed and they stuck with them as they have gotten older. Whatever the case may be, the lesbian couple did not deserve to be harmed in any way for being themselves. The lesbian couple was minding their business, having a good time with one another at six flags. This would make a person question did the two attackers come to six flags to start conflict or to have fun?

“You know that I don’t like them.”Abby replies. “Fine, you can watch the kids. Have fun.” her dad says. Abby watches her family walk away. As shes watching the kids, she has a flashback from a few years ago at Silver Dollar City, “Come on Abby, it's not a bad one.” Anna says. “Fine but I won’t like it”Abby says and gets in line for a wooden roller coaster. And sure enough, she hated it and hasn't gone on a roller coaster since. Even though she didn’t go on the roller coaster, she had fun watching the kids. After a few more rides they go and get some

We made it to their destination. “You’re going through there,” I point to a sand box. “Wait, what is this? This is in a playground.” I just have to explain everything.

“Sharon and Diane, you are surely having a lot of fun here,” I told my two daughters. We are The Pike, an amusement park in Long Beach, and we they love everything about this place. “Would you two love to have a place like this of our own?” I asked my two daughters. “Yes we love this place lots,” Diane replied. “I love playing on the rides,”Sharon added. “Alright i'll work on it,” I explained.

Working as an event coordinator at Six Flags Magic Mountain, I get to meet a lot of new people. I host corporate and private events for business and families. My job keeps me entertained. I remember one day being at work and I was hosting a picnic for a company with over 200 employees. I was doing my normal walk through of the picnic area. I like to walk the entire area to make sure all my guests are enjoying themselves. I had made my way to the back area where the basketball court is located. I noticed there was a young pre-teen male, who looked about 12 years old. His behavior was usual for an atypical developing individual. He was jumping up and down in a circular motion. Other guests were uncomfortable and asked me to call security to have

Six Flags - which was founded in 1961 - is the world’s largest regional entertainment theme park operator that operates in theme and water parks Business. The company operates 18 parks across North America, 16 parks in the United States, one in Mexico City and one in Montreal, Canada - compared to 29 theme parks in 2006 - and generated $1.1 billion in revenue. For more than 50 years, Six Flags theme, water and zoological parks offer complete family-oriented entertainment experience from industry-leading thrill rides to water attractions, themed areas, children's areas, parades, concerts and shows, restaurants, games and merchandise outlets. Six Flags holds exclusive long-term licensing agreement with DC Comics and Warner Bros. Consumer Products. Licensing agreement allows Six Flags the exclusive theme park rights to use many of the world’s greatest cartoon characters and super heroes including Bugs Bunny and his Looney Tunes friends, DC Comics Super Heroes Batman, Robin, The Green Lantern, Wonder Woman and The Flash and others. The company uses these characters to market its parks and to provide an enhanced family entertainment experience that enable Six Flags to offer 26 million guests a full character program including character meet and greets, meals, photograph and autograph opportunities and new retail options.

When I was about five years old, I assumed that everyone was the same as me. I believed that everyone liked what I liked and that they would dress exactly like me, but I never asked them if they truly did share the same compassion as I did. This all changed the day I invited my friend to an amusement park. It had been during the summer when my parents decided to take me to my favorite place- Six Flags. Since I wanted to share the experience with my new found friend, Amy, I asked her if she wanted to come. At first, she complained about having too much homework and other nonsense, but once I demanded she come with us, she agreed. At that time, I didn’t think of it as demanding. I thought of it as persuading her to come along and persuading

I was standing in line with my sister and cousin waiting to get on the “Viper”. We were at Six Flags having already been in the long line an hour and a half. We all went on our favorite rides, then we decided to go on the roller-coaster. This was going to be my very first ever roller-coaster in my life. Then the roller coaster conductor told us to get on the coaster. I jumped in, put my seatbelt on and listened to the safety precautions. Then the conductor pressed the button and we were off.

Olivia hummed a tune to herself, while she sketched the beautiful sunset ahead in her notebook, night would soon be falling. She couldn’t wait until they reached the cabin, although it would still be a few days. Colorado, where the cabin was, was far from her home in Florida. Her and Kadijah had been waiting a long time to see each other. They had made plans to go the cabin for a few weeks together. They were traveling from their home in Texas. Olivia was excited to see her cousin again. They were going to have fun. They had to plan out what they would do. Liv began to make a chart of what people said they wanted to do.

“Kate, look at my new hover board.” I said. “Now we can finally ride together!” Said Kate looking at the shiny machine. Kate is my sister, I am ten and she is twelve.”Let’s see it, hover.” I inquired “Spike, hover please.” The board floated nicely off the ground. “Give it a go, Paul,” urged Kate. I hopped gracefully on the board, leaned forward and I was off! “I was born for this!” I exclaimed. Even Kate was impressed. “Let’s go!” I said. ”Okay Paul just a second as she fired up her board I looked over at the heliographic television and said, “Let's go to the old caves that our great, great, great, grand uncle and aunt did, it's not too far away”. “Okay, ” said Kate, “but we should bring the sword just in case Blackbeard’s pirates

One particular negative experience that relates to my cultural heritage happened about a year ago when my school took us on a trip to Six Flags Great Adventure. Since it was a school trip we were required to wear our school uniform. Since we were an Orthodox Jewish School, our uniform consisted of very modest skirt and shirt. As my friends and I were walking around six flags, a random girl shouts out to us “Hey, Love your skirts!! Where are they from?” To anybody else this would be a compliment, however, her expression showed otherwise. She said it in a sarcastic way in order to mock us. Once my friends and I heard this, we immediately got offended that she was making fun our cultural heritage. At first, I wanted to make a mean comment