Texas SkyScreamer
| USA | |
| 48" Height Requirement | |
| Lapbar/Seatbelt Restraints |
| High Thrill | |
| Flash Pass Attraction | |
| Ride Status & Wait Time |
| Opened | May 25, 2013 |
| Ride Type | Star Flyer |
| Ride Height | 400 Feet |
| Top Speed | 35 MPH |
| Manufacturer | Funtime |
| Ride Colors | Red, White & Blue |
Past Favorites
Before Texas SkyScreamer existed, this area of the park was occupied by Texas Chute Out. Texas Chute Out was a Intamin Parachute Tower that operated from 1976 to 2012. Standing 225 feet tall, Texas Chute Out gave riders a great observation experience over the park. The ride consisted of a basket attached to parachutes that ran along a stationary cable. For some time, guests could ride in stand up baskets. During Holiday in the Park, Texas Chute Out was decorated with a star and red string lights to look like a large Christmas tree. Before the ride closed, it was one of the last parachute tower rides in existence. In 2012, the ride was imploded and scrapped.
The main entrance and queue to Texas SkyScreamer.
Texas SkyScreamer is the park’s tallest attraction at 400 feet.
A look at Texas SkyScreamer from the Oil Derrick observation tower.
Breaking Records, Many SkyScreamers
When Texas SkyScreamer opened in 2013 it was the tallest ride of its kind in the world. This was a short-lived record as just one year later Six Flags New England built a model slightly taller. SkyScreamer rides are quite popular within the Six Flags chain. As of 2017, there are ten different installations. These parks include St. Louis, Discovery Kingdom, La Ronde, Great Adventure, Fiesta Texas, Six Flags Over Georgia, New England, Six Flags Mexico and Six Flags America.
Ride History