Six Flags Over Texas hosted the Grand Opening Ceremony for El Diablo yesterday and the ride is now officially open to the public! We also take a look at other happenings and updates throughout the park.

Our recent visit to Six Flags Over Texas shows off the quick progress on Lone Star Theatre’s demolition and removal, a look at El Diablo construction and theming elements, new items available on the Dining Pass, and more.

This trip report checks out the removal of more Gold River Adventure theming and signage. We also take a quick look at El Diablo construction as well as more pieces being removed from Aquaman Splashdown. Dive Bomber Alley also has a new riding experience and more!

All major pieces of El Diablo have now been constructed. Parts are slowly being removed from Aquaman Splashdown so it is only a matter of time before we see more significant changes to the structure. We also give you a first look at the all-new Chop Six, which is now open.

We visit Six Flags Over Texas during their Spring Break celebration to check out the status of Aquaman Splashdown, El Diablo construction, new Dining Pass options, and more.

Join us for our first trip to Six Flags Over Texas during the 2019 season. We check out extensive construction happening for the all-new El Diablo attraction and more.

Six Flags Over Texas announced today that the park’s planned Lone Star Revolution ride will be renamed El Diablo. The attraction was originally scheduled to be installed in the park’s Tower section. However, it has now been confirmed that El Diablo will call the park’s Spain section home. We can expect to see this ride opening in Spring of 2019.