Werewolf Gorge, a new multi-launch family roller coaster, debuts at Fiesta Texas in 2027. Werewolf Gorge will feature a 39” height requirement, 4,120 feet of track, several airtime elements and a top speed of 45 miles per hour.
The Latest Park News
Summer is quickly coming to a close at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Since our last visit, Kid Flash Cosmic Coaster has been fully removed and the all-new La Cocina de Cobre Tex-Mex restaurant has opened. Refurbishment projects have left several coasters operating only one train, along with the continued long-term closures of select flat rides. We also check out Werewolf Gorge construction progress, which is a family coaster coming in 2027 and experience the FiestaLuz drone show.
Upcoming Events
Fall is in the air as the streets of Six Flags Fiesta Texas transform into Oktoberfest. This annual event features authentic food and adult beverages, the classic beer tapping ceremony, specialty live entertainment and Oktoberfest characters and decor.
When the fog rolls in at night, Fright Fest takes over Six Flags Fiesta Texas. This Halloween celebration features award-winning live entertainment, fireworks, spooky decor, spine-tingling haunted houses and terrifying scare zones.
Tricks and Treats returns to Fiesta Texas with family-friendly, daytime activities to celebrate the Halloween season. Enjoy not-so-spooky activities including a trick-or-treat trail and special entertainment.
Construction Updates
Six Flags Fiesta Texas has officially unveiled its 2027 project: Werewolf Gorge. The new family coaster will feature multiple launches with a heavily integrated theme and storyline. Though the construction site hasn’t changed, teasers continue to pop up around the park. Ride refurbishments continue, along with the introduction of a new Tex-Mex restaurant, La Cocina de Cobre.
Hurricane Harbor San Antonio is open select dates now through September 7. Learn about the water park’s iconic water slides and family activities before planning your visit.
Video Series & Special Features
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.