Harley Quinn Spinsanity (Crazy Legs)

Gotham City
50" Height Requirement
(42" w/Adult)

Lapbar Restraints
Medium Thrill

Opened April 28, 2006
Closed January 7, 2018
Ride Type Troika
Cars 21
Riders Per Car 2
Riders Per Hour 840
Manufacturer Huss
Ride Colors Red, Black & White

Bringing it Together

Harley Quinn Spinsanity was a combination of two former Troika attractions that were removed from other parks. La Ronde had their Troika from 1976 until 2004 when it was removed for a new attraction. AstroWorld’s model, named Warp 2000, called the park home from 1981 until 2005 when AstroWorld closed its doors.

The main entrance to Harley Quinn Spinsanity.

Harley Quinn Spinsanity spun riders around on tilted arms.

Harley Quinn Spinsanity was located in the park’s Gotham City section.

The Original Crazy Legs

From 1973 through 1982, Six Flags Over Texas had a ride named Crazy Legs in the Good Time Square section of the park. In 2006, for the park's 45th anniversary, Goodtimes Square received a piece of its history (the name, at least). The first version of Crazy Legs was a Eyerly Aircraft Monster. The second version was a Huss Troika that was made up of different pieces from various theme parks. In 2016, Crazy Legs would be renamed to Harley Quinn Spinsanity as part of the Gotham City expansion. Crazy Legs was dismantled and removed from Six Flags Over Texas in the winter of 2018 to make way for new restaurant development. As of 2023, the ride remains in an on-site storage area.

Ride History

  • 2016

    • Crazy Legs is repainted red, black and white and renamed Harley Quinn Spinsanity.

  • 2007

    • Crazy Legs is reconstructed with a new hub, star, carousel and cars.

    • Crazy Legs receives a new paint job with an orange and teal ride structure with red and white cars. The ride previously featured a silver ride structure with teal and red cars.

  • 2006

    • Crazy Legs is installed at Six Flags Over Texas. The attraction is made up of two different Troika models from AstroWorld and LaRonde.

Prior to Harley Quinn Spinsanity, the attraction was named Crazy Legs.

The ride featured a lighter color scheme when it was originally installed.

Crazy Legs was added as part of the park’s 45th anniversary celebration.

Crazy Legs was a part of the park’s Goodtimes Square section, which has been rethemed.

The attraction held up to two riders per car.