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Fun new rides just for kids! #SFOGTHRILLS

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Hopefully you saw my last post about us being invited to Six Flags Over Georgia for the Grand Opening of Bugs Bunny Boomtown .  I didn't want to overload you with photos, so we are here now to tell more about the rides!   Boomtown is all about kids and we had a blast letting him play to his hearts desire! Tweetys Tree House -  This was perfect for an introduction to the rides.  On this ride, you go up 20 feet in the air and then it "drops" you. Not too fast so littles are giggling more than screaming.  See the smiles? So fun he had to ride more than once!  Daffy Duck Bucket Blasters-  This one has one of his big brothers on it. (He did manage to get them all on it with him!)  He loved it, because you shot the other people with the water ... and could also shoot the people standing to the side watching!  Sure to get lots of shrieks and laughter! Speedy Gonzales Speed Boats-  This one kinda caught him by surprise. ...

Bugs Bunny Boomtown, now open and ready #SFOGTHRILLS

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We were recently invited to go to attend the Grand Opening of Bugs Bunny's Boomtown at Six Flags Over Georgia and I could not pass up such a fun time!   The big brothers came up for the day and it was full of fun. (Not even the rain could make us leave!) As a child, I remember taking vacations to Atlanta.  I have been to Six Flags on more than one occasion though the years.  Actually, when I first moved to Atlanta in college, my roommate and I bought Season Tickets because we were going to go often enough for it to be worth it for us.  I hate to admit it, but ever since I had Broxton, I have not been a fan of motion like that.  I can't do roller coasters, trampolines and even car rides drive me crazy. Having a son (and driving near Six Flags all the time) I have been asked several times when I was taking him there.  I honestly have been meaning to take him, but I needed someone to ride with him, so I thought. After spending the day there, I realize now, we...