Six Flags over Texas is home to 14 world-class roller coasters, ranging from the gentle family fun of Mini Mine Train to the airtime-filled drops of New Texas Giant. If it’s height you’re after, Titan’s 255 ft drop or Mr. Freeze’s 245 ft vertical spike will be must-rides. Inversion junkies will want to challenge Batman the Ride to go upside-down 5 times, or push their luck on The Joker to spin and invert a random number of times. The Runaway Mine Train, Shock Wave, and Judge Roy Scream are all long-time classics and park favorites.

Six Flags over Texas has collected a variety of flat rides over the years, offering thrills from mild to extreme whether the desired motion is spinning, swinging, or dropping. The enormous pendulum that is The Riddler Revenge provides unbeatable, nearly-inverted floating sensations. The new Pirates of Speelunker Cave attraction pays homage to the unique characters introduced in the park’s The Cave ride in 1964. The Oil Derrick is a must-visit for amazing views of not only the park but surrounding sports stadiums and skylines.

Operated seasonally, Six Flags over Texas offers three major water attractions to cool you down. Take a historic trip on the world’s first log flume, El Aserradero. If bigger thrills are desired, Aquaman Power Wave is equal parts launched steel coaster and shoot-the-chutes, not to mention a first of its kind in North America. The Roaring Rapids takes guests on a rough and tumbling series of rapids and waterfalls for a near guarantee of getting soaked.