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Wild Waves and Enchanted Village to Introduce Mammoth New Water Adventure - Zooma Falls Exciting Raft Ride in Wild Waves, the Pacific Northwest's Largest Water Park, to Offer Splash Down Fun for the Whole Family SEATTLE, March 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Water park enthusiasts across the Pacific Northwest will have a new reason to race to Wild Waves and Enchanted Village this summer. Wild Waves, the Pacific Northwest's largest water park, is adding a new splash down attraction -- Zooma Falls. The giant family raft slide will tower above the park at five stories, 50 feet, and include a crossover curve out of the shoot, four turns and five acceleration zones culminating in a cool slide into the middle of the Konga River. "Zooma Falls is the ultimate family experience in water slide fun!" said Cathryn Schmit, marketing director of Wild Waves and Enchanted Village. "Zooma Falls will be an exciting addition to the hugely popular Konga River and Konga River slides area, where people of all ages find excitement and entertainment." Riders will brave the slide in a specially designed clover leaf shaped raft engineered for safety and speed while accommodating riders of all ages. To begin, rafts will be picked up from a holding area next to the Konga River. Groups will hop into each raft, one person sitting in each leaf of the "clover." This configuration lets guests face each other during the experience, giving them a front row view of their fellow riders' hilarious reactions! After finishing, riders can catch their breath by heading over to lazily float the Konga River. Zooma Falls will be located inside Wild Waves in Konga River next to the Konga Slides. Construction will begin immediately and the ride is expected to open on May 28th. Wild Waves and Enchanted Village will open its 28th season on May 28. A favorite local destination for families and thrill-seekers, Wild Waves and Enchanted Village is the region's largest theme and water park. In 2003, the park welcomed Washington's biggest roller coaster and the first wooden roller coaster to be built in Washington State in 68 years, TimberHawk -- Ride of Prey. In 2002, the park added 10 new rides and attractions, including splash coaster Lumberjack Falls, thrill ride the TimberAxe and interactive water tree house Hook's Lagoon. Best Way To Experience The Thrills: 2005 Season Passes Now On Sale Wild Waves and Enchanted Village 2005 season passes are now on sale at the park main gate or at http://www.sixflags.com/ for only $79.99 plus tax until July 4, 2005. After July 4, 2005, season passes are available for $109.99 plus tax. Daily admission to Wild Waves and Enchanted Village is $31.99 plus tax for general admission and $25.99 plus tax for children under 48" and seniors over 50 years old. Wild Waves and Enchanted Village is located in Federal Way, off Interstate 5 at Exit 142b on Enchanted Parkway. For more information about Wild Waves and Enchanted Village, please call (253) 661-8000 or visit http://www.sixflags.com/ . About Wild Waves and Enchanted Village Six Flags, Inc. (NYSE:PKS) is the world's largest regional theme park company. Through its subsidiaries, it owns and operates a total of 30 parks in North America. Six Flags parks serve 34 of the 50 largest metropolitan areas in the United States. Six Flags, Inc. is a publicly held corporation with corporate offices in New York City and Oklahoma City. The Company's stock trades on the NYSE under the symbol: PKS. DATASOURCE: Wild Waves and Enchanted Village CONTACT: media, Erin Krause of The Fearey Group, +1-206-343-1543, or , for Wild Waves and Enchanted Village Web site: http://www.sixflags.com/

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