Welcome to GuideToSFoT.com, the most comprehensive, unofficial guide to Six Flags over Texas.
What to Expect at Six Flags over Texas’ Spring Break 2024
Spring Break has officially started at Six Flags over Texas, and here's everything to expect if you check out the annual event. Returning for Spring Break 2024 is Live and Local, which has local musicians performing live music on the Silver Star Carousel stage. Eight...
Six Flags Memberships Return
After disappearing as an admission option at the beginning of 2022, memberships have made a quiet return to Six Flags over Texas. Dubbed Six Flags Plus, the latest admission option provides unlimited access to all Six Flags parks, general parking, and a 15% food and...
What’s Going On with SFoT’s Themed Areas?
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...
Ongoing Events
November 24 – December 31
Park Pulse
Brief updates and happenings around Six Flags over Texas
Discover Thrills
Check out Six Flags over Texas’ collection of over 50 roller coasters and rides
New for 2024
Explore our articles detailing what all is arriving at Six Flags over Texas in 2024
The Original
Discover Six Flags over Texas’ glorious 60+ year history with our extensive timeline
Ride Retrospectives
See how Six Flags over Texas’ planted its legacy through its past attractions
Site Updates
Entertainment Venues Added
Entertainment venues have been added to our park information section. Here’s a list of the theaters and stages throughout the park that offer live entertainment.
Six Flags over Texas Shows
Texas
Goodtimes Square
Old South & France
Tower
Welcome to the All-New Guide to SFoT!
After months of hard work, I’d like to welcome you to the all-new Guide to SFoT! It’s probably obvious our website has been completely remodeled with a brand new look and feel. The biggest change by far is that the entire site is responsive, meaning it should look great on a computer, phone, or tablet.
I started Guide to Six Flags over Texas nearly 6 years ago due to it intersecting two of my passions: web design and Six Flags over Texas. It became apparent the old site was starting to look dated on desktop computers and was virtually unusable on mobile devices. After months of research and late nights of work, I’m proud to unveil the all-new Guide to Six Flags over Texas that should help it stay current
More Work to Come
Though a majority of the website is online, there is still significant work to do. In the interest of time, the site is currently missing dining, shopping, and entertainment venues. These will be added once the park re-opens and it’s apparent which pages need to be copied over from the old design, and which pages need to be updated.
Various other content is missing since we focused on the main sections (like Special Features) and ride pages.
Feedback Requested
As with any new site, there’s bound to be bugs and errors. Please report these to us through the contact form.
Featured Content
See some of our best original articles and content belowWhat is Guide to SFoT?
Guide to SFoT is the internet’s ultimate, unofficial guide to the Six Flags over Texas theme park. We offer high-quality articles, news, editorials, photos, videos, special features, trip tips, history, and more related to the original Six Flags park in Arlington, Texas. Whether you’re a casual parkgoer looking to plan a trip, or a hardcore Six Flags over Texas fan seeking construction updates and new ride rumors, you’ll find the latest unbiased, independent information at Guide to SFoT. For more information, see our About Us page.