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Holiday in the Park is back at Six Flags Fiesta Texas on select dates through December 23. The festive event features several Christmas light displays, specialty food offerings, a huge line-up of live entertainment and holiday activities. Join us for an in-depth look and review of this year's Holiday in the Park event.
Work continues to take place on Six Flags Fiesta Texas' DC Universe expansion. Trains for the Metropolis Transit Authority have been installed, while Shazam! Tower of Eternity is now vertical and Poison Ivy Toxic Spin has reopened. On top of a behind-the-scenes tour of DC Universe, we also take a look at the Batman: The Ride refurbishment, the updates coming soon to Goliath and the return of higher-end food offerings in the park's VIP Lounge.
Kids Boo Fest has returned to Six Flags Fiesta Texas in 2024 and features more entertainment and attractions than ever. This family-friendly Halloween celebration includes the new Dia de los Muertos event and a more interactive, expanded Trick or Treat Trail through Rockville. Guests can find several friendly characters and photo opportunities in each area. On top of this, Kids Boo Fest features three new shows that can be enjoyed by the whole family.
2024 marks the third year of Six Flags Fiesta Texas' Oktoberfest Food Festival. Taking place on select dates through October, the festival features Oktoberfest-themed food booths, along with several seasonal and craft beer offerings. Spassburg also features live entertainment, including Der Wurst Band and the beer tapping ceremony celebration.
The spookiest time of year has returned to Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Fright Fest 2024 takes place now through November 3 and features award-winning live entertainment, such as the Frightful Finale and Monster Mash Bash, along with several terrifying scare zones. Fright Fest also debuts two new haunts this year, Stranger Things and The Conjuring Universe. Join us for a full tour of this year's Fright Fest event, along with a look at scare zones and live entertainment.
The most wonderful time of the year comes to Six Flags Fiesta Texas as temperatures begin to cool down. Holiday in the Park features award-winning live entertainment, themed Christmas light areas, visits with Santa Claus and tons of family-friendly activities. Holiday in the Park takes place select dates November 23 to December 23.
Projects & Construction Updates
Continuing on is the construction of Six Flags Fiesta Texas’ expanded DC Universe area. Metropolis Transit Authority is rapidly taking shape as the queue and station comes to live. Its cars have also been installed on the track. Work also continues on Cyborg: Cyber Revolution with the entrance portal and queue area in progress. Shazam! Tower of Eternity has also begun commissioning.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas is in the home stretch of their DC Universe expansion. The third attraction, Shazam! Tower of Eternity, has gone vertical as work also continues on Metropolis Transit Authority and Cyborg: Cyber Revolution. The surrounding area has also seen a number of dining and retail refreshes. Other park projects include a Hustler refurbishment and a paint refresh of Goliath's track.
The DC Universe expansion area has reopened as Batgirl Coaster Chase and Green Lantern Emerald Flight continue their theming refreshes. Most of the track for Metropolis Transit Authority is now installed, not including the station area and transfer track. Ground work moves forward for the Shazam! Tower of Eternity ride. Other projects include fresh paint for Goliath and a refurbishment of the Hustler ride.
Construction continues to move along on Fiesta Texas’ new multi-ride DC Universe expansion. The first attraction, Cyborg: Cyber Revolution, has been installed and is currently in testing. The area as a whole, however, still requires a great deal of work to be completed. Other updates include the new Daily Planet gift shop near Superman Krypton Coaster and other theming enhancement projects.
This update features multiple behind-the-scenes looks at construction around Fiesta Texas. The first shipment of new DC Universe ride components has arrived while crews continue to transform the primary construction area with new themed elements and footers. Water slides in Hurricane Harbor are also installed and receiving their final touches before a grand opening.
The refresh of existing DC Universe attractions has moved along substantially since our last update as these rides all now feature new paint schemes. DC Universe’s three new attractions have not arrived on-site, but foundation work is well under way for Shazam! Tower of Eternity and Cyborg: Cyber Revolution.
DC Universe Expansion
Six Flags Fiesta Texas sees another massive expansion in 2024 with the further transformation of DC Universe. The reimagined area will feature three new attractions, along with a retheme of several preexisting rides.
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In June, we participated in the Coasting for Kids fundraiser at Six Flags Over Texas. The fundraiser helps critically ill children and their families go on vacations to the Give Kids the World Village in Florida at no cost. We challenged our viewers to raise enough money to make me ride a trapdoor water slide, which I absolutely despise. Well, you did it! You raised enough money. We headed out to Hurricane Harbor San Antonio at Fiesta Texas to pay our debts, but the challenge didn't go quite as planned.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas saw an unprecedented $30 million expansion for the 1999 season. This included multiple roller coasters, such as Poltergeist, several flat rides and children's rides and the iconic Lone Star Lagoon Texas-shaped wave pool. Join us for another episode in the Fiesta Texas Flashback Series, which takes a look at the largest expansion in Six Flags Fiesta Texas history.
Join us for an inside look at several of Six Flags Fiesta Texas’ Fright Fest haunted houses, including the all-new Twisted: Theatre of Torment. Fright Fest takes place at Fiesta Texas on select dates through October 31 and, on top of these haunted houses, features several live shows, scare zones and spooky decor.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas officially opened its doors on March 14, 1992 with a small collection of record-breaking attractions, such as The Rattler, and a plethora of world-class live entertainment. Though the 1990s, Fiesta Texas evolved with massive ride and water park expansions, the addition of several marquee roller coasters and even a new themed area. Join us for a trip through the 1990s as we explore the park's opening seasons, along with its acquisition and transformation into a flagship Six Flags park.
This year's Taste of Mardi Gras Food Festival at Six Flags Fiesta Texas place now through February 26. Guests can find seven booths throughout the park's Rockville section serving up savory cajun bites, beignets and an array of adult beverages. Join us for an in-depth look at each festival food booth, along with a look at several of this year's food offerings.
Fiesta Texas recently gave us the opportunity to tour their all-new Fright Fest haunted house, Trapped! Located in the park's Spassburg section, Trapped is set around an unsightly hospital with gruesome and surprising tricks around every corner.
Few legends strike as much terror and curiosity as the Chupacabra, a shadowy creature from Texas folklore said to stalk the night. Brace yourself for the ultimate transformation as Six Flags Fiesta Texas unveils its latest ride project. Chupacabra, an iconic suspended rollercoaster that brings myth and adrenaline together for an unforgettable themed ride experience.