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Houdini - The Great Escape

Simulator ride

About Houdini - The Great Escape

Houdini has one last trick up his sleeves, that will leave you breathless.

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12 votes, so far

Okay this ride is kinda stupid...i guess its cool but really its not a must go on ty pe of thing...good thing to kill time - Arianna Biffle

I was surprised, I didn't know what to expect or even what it was or if it was an actual ride. I thought it may've been a virtual ride or something like motion simulator type thing but it was very unique. It did make me lightheaded like that feeling you get at IMAX. I guess since it was in the very dimly lit room that was why but it's definitly worth waiting in line for, just expect a waiting time though because it goes thru a schpeel about Houdini & that takes a few minutes in addition to the ride. - Adrienne McDonald

This is a very unique ride with some of the best themeing that I have ever seen at a Six Flags park. It is a little disorienting but, in the end, is a fun ride that will leave you guessing. Be sure to look it up on the park map, as many guest tend to pass it by without noticing that it is actually a ride. - Lindsay Murray


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