Mexico & Spain Area
Mexico and Spain formed two of the original six sections of Six Flags over Texas when the park opened in 1961. Today the Mexico and Spain areas are usually mentioned together as a single section, even though the delineation between the two is pretty obvious. The Mexico and Spain area of the park houses some of the oldest (El Sombrero and El Aserradero) and unique (Casa Magnetica) attractions. The area also offers plenty of shade and natural beauty, much of it original to the park’s initial opening.
Much of the Spain section is currently closed as it undergoes a reimagining for 2026 alongside the introduction of Tormenta Rampaging Run, a record-breaking roller coaster.
Mexico Plaza
When entering Mexico area, guests are greeted by this gazebo and plaza area by Casa de Six Flags
Las Estrellas de Tejas
Las Estrellas de Tejas perform traditional dances during Viva la Fiesta
Spain
Sign welcoming visitors to the Spain section
Viva la Fiesta Performance
Traditional dancing at Viva la Fiesta
Mexico & Spain
The area surrounding the Conquistador ride
Spain Section
The Spain section opens straight up to Conquistador’s entrance
Landscaping
The Mexico & Spain sections offer some of the oldest and densest landscaping in the park
Panoramic
A panoramic image of the Mexico and Spain section of the park
Mexico & Spain Attractions
Dining
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- Casa de las Banderas
- Cocina Abuela (New for 2026)
- Los Dulces (New for 2025)
- Tostito’s Cantina
Shopping
- Casa de Six Flags
- Mercado de la Plaza
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