A Georgia amusement park is in trouble with some angry parents and motorists. Six Flags Over Georgia in Austell promoted free admission today … but had to close its doors at 6 am because it was at capacity with 74-hundred people already inside. The crowds caused a major traffic jam. Some parents had let their children out of the car to walk down Interstate 20 to take advantage of the free admission. But Six Flags' officials turned those people away, saying people had to arrive in cars to take advantage of the offer.
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Thursday, April 5, 2007
Free admission falters at Six Flags
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