Boomerang
| Los Festivales | |
| 48" Height Requirement | |
| Over-the-Shoulder Restraints |
| High Thrill | |
| Flash Pass Attraction | |
| Ride Status & Wait Time |
| Opened | March 13, 1999 |
| Ride Type | Steel Boomerang Coaster |
| Ride Height | 116 Feet |
| Track Length | 935 Feet |
| Top Speed | 47 MPH |
| Inversions | 6 |
| Trains | 1 |
| Cars Per Train | 7 |
| Riders Per Car | 4 |
| Manufacturer | Vekoma |
| Track Color | Teal |
| Support Color | Orange |
Park Expansion, Previous Tenants
Boomerang was one of several additions during the park’s 1999 season. Ten new rides and attractions, which ultimately helped boost park attendance, were added to help enhance Fiesta Texas interest. Along with Boomerang, new additions included five children’s attractions in the Crackaxle Canyon, Rockville and Spassburg sections, Scream, Poltergeist and the Lone Star Lagoon and Texas Treehouse in the recently-named Armadillo Beach water park.
Before Boomerang was installed at Fiesta Texas in 1999, Frisbee stood in its place in Los Festivales. Frisbee would be moved to the Fiesta Bay Boardwalk section of the park to make way for Boomerang before being removed for Hurricane Force 5 in 2015.
Image: American Coaster Enthusiasts
Boomerang is located in the park’s Los Festivales section.
Boomerang features a total of 6 inversions.
The ride begins by heading backwards up the first lift hill.
A Theme Park Staple
The Boomerang roller coaster layout is quite the popular attraction around the world. 52 of these exact models have been installed! A model of this roller coaster, Flashback! at Six Flags Over Texas, also existed in Texas from 1989 to 2012. Flashback!, however, was removed and constructed at Six Flags St. Louis under the Boomerang name. Boomerang has been considered the most popular ride of its kind in the Six Flags chain, according to Park President Jeffrey Siebert. Boomerang’s prime positioning near the front of the park makes it a centerpiece of interest to guests.
Ride History
Boomerang received two new trains in 2023 to ensure continuous operation.
Boomerang features a cobra roll inversion.
Boomerang as seen from the park’s quarry wall.
Boomerang was given a fresh paint job in 2020.
Boomerang reaches a top speed of 47 miles per hour.
Boomerang stands 116 feet tall.