by BrandonR | Sep 19, 2023 | Featured Content, Park Articles |
Regardless of the temperature readings, the Fall season is in full effect at Six Flags over Texas, with Oktoberfest and Fright Fest both running. We visited the park in mid September to catch up on all the capital improvements going on, as well as experiencing...
by BrandonR | Jul 15, 2023 | Park Articles |
When Pirates of Speelunker Cave opened in 2022, it lasted a mere 3 months before floods extensively damaged and closed the attraction (the very same fate that Yosemite Sam endured). But Pirates of Speelunker Cave is back and better than ever with even more theming and...
by BrandonR | Apr 28, 2023 | Park Articles |
Throughout its 62 years of operation, Six Flags over Texas’ themed areas have heavily contributed to the guest experience. After all, theming is what separates an amusement park from a theme park. Except lately, the park seems to be playing much looser with its...
by BrandonR | Feb 19, 2023 | Park Articles |
We visited the park on a brisk, late-February Saturday to see Aquaman continuing to test in preparation for its March opening, and also explore some of the other ongoing changes to the park in preparation for the 2023 season. Aquaman Testing As you’d hope for a...
by BrandonR | Jan 11, 2023 | Park Articles |
Six Flags over Texas could see some stiff competition in one important segment with a newly-announced Universal theme park. Universal Parks & Resorts just announced plans to build a new 97-acre theme park in Frisco (a roughly 40-mile drive northeast of Six Flags)....
by BrandonR | Jul 25, 2022 | Park Articles |
As Texas’ heat wave continues, the resulting drought of theme park crowds was blazingly obvious during our visit to Six Flags over Texas on Sunday, July 24th. The longest wait we experienced was for La Vibora, at most 10 minutes. Most other rides were 1-train...
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