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Brief updates and happenings around Six Flags over TexasSFOT Celebrates its 65th Anniversary
Six Flags Over Texas celebrated it's official 65th anniversary today with a small ceremony. The park originally opened on August 5, 1961 and has been thrilling guests from around the world ever since.
Christmas in July Sale
Six Flags Over Texas is having a Christmas in July ticket sale, allowing guests to buy a single-day SFOT ticket for $39 or a 2-day, 2-park ticket for SFOT/Hurricane Harbor for $50. Tickets can be purchased online from the official site until July 31 and the tickets...
Tormenta Opens to the Public
Tormenta Rampaging Run has finally opened to the masses as of this morning with the public grand opening ceremony. This massive new signature ride represents renewed investment in the original Six Flags park.
First Footer Completed for 2026 Coaster
A social media post from regional president Jeffrey Siebert confirms the New for 2026 ride's first footer has been poured and completed. Track and supports continue to flow into the park being staged both on and off-site.
Dive Coaster Track Begins to Arrive
Track for Six Flags over Texas' New for 2026 Dive Coaster has started to arrive, being staged in an area blocked off in the parking lot. Photos of the track show a brown and tan color scheme leading to speculation of the ride's names and theme.
Recent Local News Stories
Multiple local news agencies (1, 2, 3) are inexplicably reporting that Six Flags over Texas "is going cashless," something that happened nearly 5 years ago during Covid and has been a well-established reality throughout the park ever since. The only actual new news is...