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Six Flags Elitch Gardens is an amusement park in Denver, Colorado. It is a member of the Six Flags chain. Elitch Gardens was a family owned amusement park at a different location in Denver (38th and Tennyson) known for its lush landscaping, theater, and wooden roller coaster named Mr. Twister. In 1994-1995 the original Elitch Gardens relocated to a new location in Denver and was subsequently sold to the Six Flags chain. Twister II is a new wooden roller coaster based on the original Mr. Twister.

The new park has a water park as well as over 45 rides, shows, and attractions.

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