Music Mill Amphitheater
The Music Mill Amphitheater is Six Flags over Texas’ premier venue for concerts and other large shows. Located in the far northwest corner of the park’s Tower section, the Music Mill Amphitheater is named for its watermill that feeds off Johnson Creek.
Originally added to the park in 1974 with 4,500 seats, the theater was later expanded to 10,000 seats in 1986 and again expanded to over 10,000 seats in 1995.
Current Usage and Removal Rumors
The Music Mill Amphitheater’s utilization has gradually dropped over the years, with it being several years since it last held a public concert.
The image of and references to the Music Mill Amphitheater were removed from the 2022 park map, leading some to believe it may be removed. Employees at the time reported the amphitheater was still occasionally being used for student competitions and performances. Music Mill reappeared on the 2023 park map, apparently quashing the removal rumors for now.
Aerial View
The Music Mill Amphitheater as seen from the Oil Derrick observation tower
Music Mill
The watermill for which the theater is named
Theater Entrance
The covered bridge that takes guests to the theater is located near Shock Wave and the Oil Derrick
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