This makes Great Escape a rarity in the theme park space because of the fact that there is an abundance of shade throughout the park. Driving up to this park offers some great New York state scenery, with birch and oak trees lining the highway. Just around the corner from Lake George, a popular tourist town, the park is nestled in the Adirondack mountains, and it’s stunning. The first reason that Great Escape stands out is where it is located. So let’s take a look at why I think Great Escape is worth your long weekend, and why you may find your new favorite hidden gem park in Queensbury, New York. I think that as coaster enthusiasts, we often get too focused on collecting as many credits as possible, and can sometimes overlook places like Great Escape in favor of larger scale parks. After having been to the park, I can say that I found the charm and appeal to be a pleasant surprise. Most people would be inclined to put Great Escape in this category, and I would have as well before my trip. With some smaller amusement parks, however, this is just not necessary. I have always been of the mindset that to truly appreciate a theme park, you typically should spend at least two days there. I spent three days at the park a few summers ago, and while Great Escape may seem too small for a long weekend trip, I had a great time and wanted to share my review of this charming park near Lake George as the summer season begins. Six Flags Great Escape is a park that may not always be on a lot of coaster enthusiasts’ radar, mostly due to its remote location in upstate New York and more family-centric ride lineup.
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