cycle Manufacturer: Intamin Height restriction: 48 in (122 cm) History The ride was originally operated at Six Flags AstroWorld in Houston, Texas, where it was known as the "Dungeon Drop". When AstroWorld was closed and demolished in 2005, Dungeon Drop was relocated to Six Flags St. Louis. The ride was originally intended to be named "Acrophobia". The tower pieces were painted in an alternating color scheme of orange, green, and teal with white accent ringsprior to being erected at the park during the off-season. When CEO Mark Shapiro made his stop at the park on his national tour of the Six Flags parks in 2006, he ordered the name change to Superman: Tower of Power and the tower was repainted again, but in an alternating color scheme of yellow, blue and red with yellow and blue accent rings. The ride was closed on June 22, 2007 after the accident occurred on the Kentucky Kingdom location. The ride was removed from the park website in 2021. References External links Superman: Tower of Power at the Six Flags Over Texas Official Website Superman: Tower of Power at the Six Flags St. Louis Official Website Drop tower rides Six Flags attractions Tower of Power Kentucky Kingdom Six Flags Over Georgia Six Flags Over Texas Six Flags St. Louis Towers completed in 1995 Towers completed in 2003 Towers completed in 2006 Amusement rides based on film franchises Amusement rides based on television franchises Amusement rides manufactured by Intamin Amusement rides manufactured by S&S – Sansei Technologies Warner Bros. Global Brands and Experiences attractions