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Thunder River reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Thunder River at Six Flags Over Georgia. (The minimum height to ride is 42 inches.)

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Posted: November 28, 2009

A white water raft attraction.

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16 votes, so far

This is a very enjoyable ride but do not depend on it to cool you off on a hot day. I would not wait more than 30 minutes for this one. If the line is longer than that and your goal is to cool off, consider a stroll over to Skull Island instead. This ride is very scenic and well themed. - Stephen Tuday

Highlight of our day on a hundred degree day! I personally got SOAKED. I don't think my clothes ever ended up drying just had to put them in a walmart bag and pack them! - Terri Pierce

Wonderful, no drop but great rapids and beautiful rockwork and theming. Better than Kali river because of the well done rapids so it has more thrill than a regular drop like on Kali. - David L.

It's okay, but the one at Six Flags Magic Mountain is WAY better than this crud! - Corey Nelson

Its fun with plenty of ways to get soaked. Great ride if your hot. - Melissa Faulkner

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