Six Flags

Remember these? Once-thrilling Texas amusement parks that have since closed but left lasting memories.

In 2026, Texas welcomes COTALAND with a 130-ft tilt coaster plus Palindrome, joining new coaster additions at SeaWorld and Six Flags.

Dallas-Fort Worth’s theme park scene is heating up with the new Universal Kids Resort and Peppa Pig Theme Park challenging Six Flags for family fun.

Six Flags Over Texas announces Tormenta Rampaging Run, the world’s first giga dive coaster, set to break six records in 2026.

The Conquistador ride has officially closed at Six Flags Over Texas to make way for a record-setting dive coaster opening in 2026.

The Arlington park’s first new coaster in 25 years is coming—Six Flags Over Texas will announce its 2026 record-breaking ride on Sept. 25.

Six Flags Over Texas hosts Fright Fest (Sept 12–Nov 2), showcasing haunted mazes, scare zones, fog, and live entertainment.

Kids now have their own water paradise at Six Flags Hurricane Harbor thanks to Splash Island, a new 58,000-square-foot playground with slides, water features, and more.

Shock Wave, one of Six Flags Over Texas’ most iconic coasters, has been honored as an ACE Roller Coaster Landmark.

After all these years, it's definitely going to be missed.

New policies are in effect now at Six Flags Over Texas

Looking for a unique and fun experience for your family? Check this place out. Coming soon to Dallas too.