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.

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.

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.

Work is under way as Hurricane Harbor San Antonio, Fiesta Texas’ water park, begins the addition of six new children’s slides. Join us for a behind-the-scenes construction tour of the progress. Clearing also continues at the site of the new DC Universe expansion, which will be home to three new attractions in 2024.

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.

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.

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.

Several enhancement projects continue around the park, including fresh paint at the main entrance and on other structures. Work on Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger continues with crews actively working on the queue area, lift hill, final brake run and more. An extensive refurb project has also begun on the park’s Fender Bender attraction.

Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger has reached a milestone with all of its track and support components now in place. Crews begin working on other details, such as the transformation of the ride’s indoor queue and themed painting on supports. Across the park, Sangerfest Halle’s remodel continues with new themed facades, lighting, flooring and more.

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 has excelled significantly on Fiesta Texas’ new 2022 roller coaster, Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger. The new B&M Dive Coaster now has a constructed lift hill and base of its first drop. The roller coaster is now a huge statement within the park’s skyline. The ride’s first drop is expected to be installed next.

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.

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.

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Prep work proceeds on Dare Devil Dive Flying Machines as crews work on the ride’s base portion. Boomerang refurbishment continues with a fresh paint job. Kiddee Koaster shows the first signs of transformation as the park’s children’s area begins its re-theme.

A quick update featuring progress on the indoor queue building for The Joker Carnival of Chaos and the final look of the all-new Aztek Nachos dining location.

Whirligig has been almost completely removed from its ride pad in Spassburg while the future home to The Joker Wild Card has also been completely cleared. We also take a quick look at new projects happening with a couple of Fiesta Texas’ shopping locations.

We take another great construction tour of Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster as well as check out Grand Carousel progress and other great upgrades/enhancements at Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

We take part in another construction tour at Six Flags Fiesta Texas to check out the remnants of Amerigoround and to see the quick progress made on Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster’s supports and track pieces.