The rides involved stand nearly 200 feet tall and reach speeds of 70 mph. Four other parkgoers were injured during the event, although the nature of those injuries remains unknown. Six Flags is cooperating with investigators to determine the cause of death, while separate reports from the scene suggest a ride restraint may have been open when the train returned to the station.
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
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Six Flags Georgia Guest Dies After Falling from Goliath
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Police are investigating an accident on October 12 that led to the closure of multiple roller coasters at a theme park in Cobb County. A male visitor died after falling from the Goliath ride at Six Flags Over Georgia, with witnesses telling WXIA they watched the victim fall from the coaster. The park has since shut down Goliath and other B&M hyper rides within its chain.
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