Six Flags Over Georgia to reopen Friday, but coaster where man died still closed
Six Flags Over Georgia is reopening Friday, days after a local teacher died at the park when he was ejected from the 200-foot high, 70 mph Goliath roller coaster.
TL;DR
- Six Flags Over Georgia is scheduled to reopen on Friday.
- A local teacher died at the park earlier this week.
- The teacher was ejected from the Goliath roller coaster.
- The Goliath roller coaster is 200 feet high and reaches 70 mph.
- The Goliath roller coaster will remain closed.