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Six Flags Over Texas celebrates its 65th anniversary in 2026 with the addition of a record-breaking roller coaster and major in-park improvements.
The park is taking a short hiatus to continue ongoing renovations and will reopen Saturday, February 28.
The Latest Park News
The Immelmann Inversion of Tormenta Rampaging Run, the world’s tallest, fastest, longest and first-ever giga (300+-foot-tall) dive coaster, was completed yesterday evening. Upon reaching the top of the already completed 309-foot lift hill, riders will be held atop just long enough to catch their breaths before diving over the edge and down the 285-feet beyond vertical drop, which immediately then will send riders through the 218-feet Immelmann inversion at 87 mph.
Upcoming Events
Construction Updates
Staggering levels of refurbishment continue around Six Flags Over Texas as over a dozen dining, ride and shopping structures have been remodeled. Extensive refurbishment continues on El Aserradero flume one with fresh paint and landscaping beautification. Tormenta Rampaging Run construction moves along as crews are close to topping out the first drop.
New for 2026, Six Flags Over Texas introduces Tormenta Rampaging Run. This record-breaking dive coaster accompanies a major Spain area refresh and Cocina Abuela, a new restaurant.
Video Series & Special Features
Dino Off Road Adventure, new for 2024 at Six Flags Over Texas, is the park's reimagining of the Chaparral Antique Cars. Featuring fifteen dinosaur animatronics, riders jump into the four-person vehicle and drive along 1,470 feet of track. Dino Off Road Adventure's new vehicles were designed closely alongside blueprints from original Arrow antique cars.