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The latest Six Flags Over Texas news, trip reports and event reviews.

Judge Roy Scream Reopens, New Restaurants & Food, Ride Lockers Coming Soon
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Judge Roy Scream Reopens, New Restaurants & Food, Ride Lockers Coming Soon

Upgrades continue to take place at Six Flags Over Texas, including fresh paint, more flat ride refurbishments, new dining locations and food offerings and the addition of free ride lockers to select attractions. We take a look at the progress on current refurb projects, including Runaway Mine Train and Judge Roy Scream, and check out some Spring Break and St. Patrick's Day festivities.

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Tons of Park Upgrades Coming for 2023, New Event Details & Aquaman Updates
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Tons of Park Upgrades Coming for 2023, New Event Details & Aquaman Updates

Six Flags Over Texas heads into 2023 with tons of planned upgrades for the new year. These include fresh paint jobs on multiple rides, two restroom remodels, upgrades and extensive refurbishments to existing roller coasters and more. On top of this, the park has announced interesting new events, such as Scream Break, that are set to debut this year. We also check out Aquaman: Power Wave, which now has entrance signage and appears close to an opening date announcement.

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Major Construction, Pandemonium Paint Job, Fright Fest Updates
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Major Construction, Pandemonium Paint Job, Fright Fest Updates

An end-of-summer visit to Six Flags Over Texas shows off several new park projects, including new updates on Aquaman: Power Wave construction, major changes taking place to the outside of Looney Tunes Mall and a new paint job on Pandemonium. We also take a tour around the park in search of clues for this year’s Fright Fest event.

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Six Flags Over Texas Reopens During the Pandemic, Is Aquaman Opening Next Year Instead?
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Six Flags Over Texas Reopens During the Pandemic, Is Aquaman Opening Next Year Instead?

Join us for a look at Six Flags Over Texas’ COVID-19 safety policies and guidelines as they reopen to the public. Mobile ordering has also expanded at Six Flags Over Texas, covering over forty dining locations. The latest Aquaman: Power Wave construction update shows halted progress, along with other signs that it may not open in 2020.

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