Territory, representing the Klondike Gold Rush. Yankee Harbor, representing a New England harbor. Orleans Place, which represented New Orleans in the 1850s. Six Flags Great America, in total, features twelve themed areas. From the park's main entrance, entering into Carousel Plaza; proceeding counterclockwise, the themed areas are: Carousel Plaza, the entrance plaza to Six Flags Great America. Hometown Square, representing an American town. Hometown Park, a small kids area within Hometown Square featuring three original rides opening in 2015, placed near its former spot in 1976. County Fair, originally The Great Midwest Livestock Exposition and County Fair, now shortened to County Fair. Kidzopolis, a themed area for kids (formerly Wiggles World from 2007 to 2010). Southwest Territory, a themed area representing a Wild West town opening in 1996 (a portion was cut off into Metropolis Plaza). Metropolis Plaza, a DC Comics themed mini-area representing the fictional DC Comics city Metropolis, which holds Justice League: Battle for Metropolis (formerly Southwest Territory Amphitheater). Yukon Territory, representing the Klondike Gold Rush. Camp Cartoon, a cartoon-themed area for kids (formerly Camp Cartoon Network from 1990s to 2018). DC Universe, a DC Comics themed area (formerly Yankee Harbor from 1976 to 2021). Mardi Gras, formerly a section from Orleans Place, the area is themed to the Mardi Gras holiday. Orleans Place, a Southern themed area closely based on the French Quarter (part of the section was broken into Mardi Gras). Carousel Plaza The front entrance area to the park. In addition to the rides, there are shops and food kiosks themed to the area. Orleans Place Orleans Place is themed around New Orleans in the late 1800s, specifically the historic French Quarter. The area opened as an original area in 1976, and part of the area was later divided into Mardi Gras in 2004, connecting thematically to the area. Rue Le Dodge is the last original ride from 1976 in the themed area. Other original attractions from the parks' opening placed in the area were removed, such as Gulf Coaster, a kids coaster placed in the area which is now occupied by Mardi Gras, which closed in 1977 due to multiple fires which plagued the ride. Some other removed attractions would also include The Edge, which was removed in 1986, Traffique Jam and Orleans Orbit, which were both removed to make way for White Water Rampage. The latter was later moved to Hometown Square, before