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.

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.

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.

Work is picking up on preexisting attractions within the new DC Universe expansion at Fiesta Texas. The transformations into Supergirl Sky Flight, The Penguin: Gotham City Getaway and Batgirl Coaster Chase are in the early stages of their transformation as crews prepare them for a fresh coat of paint.

Now that Kid Flash Cosmic Coaster has made its grand debut, the next phase of DC Universe transformations begin. Construction walls have gone up inside Thrill Seeker Park and demolition of both the children’s play ship attraction and the performance stage is under way. Sky Searcher and Rambling Road are also closed while the demolition progresses.

Kid Flash Cosmic Coaster’s ride area is shaping up as crews work on the finishing touches of the Aurora LED lighting panels and station structure. Surrounding work still taking place includes the queue line area, shade structures and an entrance portal.

Kid Flash Cosmic Coaster test runs are officially under way. Set to open in October, crews are actively working on constructing the coaster’s station, along with preparing the surrounding area for the ride’s entrance and queue line.

Since our last visit, installation of supports and track for Kid Flash Cosmic Coaster has been completed. Both trains have also been added to the track. Crews now work on installing the ride’s Aurora LED lighting system. Early work has also begun on the relocation of Bucking Broncos to Crackaxle Canyon.

Today, Six Flags Fiesta Texas released details of their all-new, state-of-the-art gaming center, which will be known as ESIX Gaming. The new center will feature fifty gaming PC stations, a professional live streaming setup and other enhanced amenities. Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at construction progress from a few weeks ago.

Fiesta Texas has tons of construction and refurbishment projects happening around the park. This includes upgrades to Boomerang’s track, along with the installation of a new braking system and soft harness train. New work is taking place at Thunder Beach Speedway, pointing to a possible electric go cart upgrade. Kid Flash Cosmic Coaster construction moves along, as well as the multiple ride refurbishments taking place in Thrill Seeker Park.

Demolition continues on the park’s former Fender Bender attraction. The building itself has been completely torn down, though various components still await removal from the park. Fiesta Texas also continues various projects around the park, including adding a public model of the new-for-2023 family racing coaster.

New for 2023 is the soon-to-be-named Family Racing Coaster at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Crews have begun demolition of the former Fender Bender building to make way for the new attraction. Other projects, such as the debut of Roller Coaster Coffee, are also under way.

Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger continues to shape up as nearly all the first drop, with the exception of the final top piece, has been installed. Crews have also begun working on paint detail to give texture to the attraction’s supports. Other park updates include the reopening of Sangerfest Halle, which is still under construction, and other various projects.

Work moves quickly on Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger as nearly all of the attraction’s lift hill has been installed. We also take a look at the ride’s indoor queue and progress on other segments of track, including the final brake run and turn into the station.

Construction of Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger, the park’s newest roller coaster, moves along as the transfer shed and track installation has begun. Enhancements continue in the Crackaxle Canyon park area with newly-painted buildings, along with a look at the current progress of Lone Star Lil’s Amphitheater’s updated paint scheme.

Several construction projects are happening around Fiesta Texas. Crews work to begin pouring footers for Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger, the ticket booths at the park’s front gate have been demolished, many structures in Crackaxle Canyon feature fresh paint, multiple restaurants are being remodeled and more.

Sundance Theatre’s seating area, stage and shade covering have been completely demolished. Crews have also begun clearing the grassy area outside of Lone Star Lil’s Amphitheater for the future station and lift hill of Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger.

The refresh of Poltergeist continues as crews have finished up painting the main ride structure. The station is now in the process of being repainted and new, ghostly figures have been added.

Crews are working quickly on the refresh of Poltergeist. This includes a fresh paint job featuring new colors for the main ride structure, along with a new concept and retheme of the attraction’s queue line and station area.

Dare Devil Dive Flying Machines moves closer to completion as more theming enhancements take place. The construction fence has been removed and the attraction’s impressive entrance portal is now front and center.