'Justice League' Ride Opens At Six Flags
Six Flags Over Texas is getting ready to open a new ride based on the most popular DC Comics characters. CBS 11 News photographer Jake Shannon gave the ride a test spin.
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Six Flags Over Texas is getting ready to open a new ride based on the most popular DC Comics characters. CBS 11 News photographer Jake Shannon gave the ride a test spin.
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