09/01/2026
Did you know Flint used to be home to Six Flags Autoworld? Have you been here before?
Six Flags AutoWorld was a short-lived, automotive-themed indoor amusement park in Flint, Michigan.
Opening on July 4, 1984.
Costing around $80 million to launch, it featured an indoor Ferris wheel, a large collection of historic cars, and exhibits celebrating the region's car-manufacturing history.
Due to low visitor numbers and financial struggles, the park closed permanently in 1994 and was demolished in 1997.
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