A Complete Guide to Six Flags Fiesta Texas Rides - ParkFrog (2024)

Six Flags Fiesta Texas

Six Flags Fiesta Texas located in San Antonio, Texas, opened in 1992 as Fiesta Texas and officially became part of the Six Flags family of theme parks in 1996. Located in La Cantera resort area in Northern San Antonio, Six Flags Fiesta Texas is the primary theme park destination for travelers coming to the Hill Country of San Antonio.

Not including the water rides at the connected water park, White Water Bay, Six Flags Fiesta Texas has 40 rides and attractions, with 10 being rollercoasters. There is a lot to do at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, and it’s easy to get lost or confused while at the park.

This guide will cover everything you need to know about all 40 rides at Six Flags Fiesta Texas including location, detailed ride experiences, height requirements, wait times, and more. With this guide, you’ll become the expert on all the Six Flags Fiesta Texas rides!

Without further ado, let’s get started!

Six Flags Fiesta Texas Rides

Average wait times are based on a typical day at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, assuming all rides are working and functioning correctly. Sometimes rides break down, causing the wait times to increase dramatically.

Los Festivales

Los Festivales is the entrance area to Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Dedicated to the rich Spanish culture vital to San Antonio, Los Festivales is home to two of the park’s most popular rollercoasters, Goliath and Boomerang Coast to Coaster.

#1 – Goliath

Goliath at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is the first rollercoaster and ride you will see upon entering the park from the gates. Goliath is a max thrill level ride with multiple inversions, a medium-level maximum speed, and a relatively long duration time for a rollercoaster. With a G-Force level of 4.0, Goliath will feel quite intense for those less accustomed to rollercoasters.

Unlike what its name implies, Goliath is neither the tallest rollercoaster nor has anywhere near the highest drop in Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Therefore, Goliath is perfect for those looking for a rollercoaster that’s not too scary but still a lot of fun. In other words, it’s the ideal coaster to start your day at the park.

Goliath Ride Experience

Goliath begins with riders leaving the station and immediately going up the chain lift hill. After reaching the top, riders drop 80 ft on a slight right angle, reaching the top speed of 50 mph, followed immediately by entering the first inversion, a vertical loop.

After the vertical loop, riders instantly enter the second inversion, a zero-G roll, followed by the third inversion, another vertical loop. Riders make a wide right turn in an upward helix, followed by a wide left turn that leads to the fourth and fifth inversions, double corkscrews.

Riders make a sharp right turn that leads to a brake run that takes them back to the station, ending the ride.

Goliath Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 54″ to ride Goliath.

Goliath Average Wait Times

You can expect a 10-20 minute wait for this ride.

#2 – Boomerang Coast to Coaster

Considered the centerpiece of Los Festivales, Boomerang Coast to Coaster at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a rollercoaster located in three other Six Flags parks around America, including Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Six Flags Darien Lake, and Elitch Gardens..

Boomerang has a ride duration of 1:48, a G-Force level of 5.2, and a speed of 47 mph. Because of its shorter runtime and the limited number of inversions, Boomerang is a moderate-level thrill ride. What makes Boomerang unique is that you experience the ride both forward and backward!

Boomerang Coast to Coaster Ride Experience

Boomerang begins with riders leaving the station backward, climbing up the 116 ft chain lift hill, and stopping at the peak. After a few moments, the train drops forward, taking riders back through the station at 47 mph. Past the station, riders immediately enter the first inversion, a cobra roll, followed by the second inversion, a vertical loop.

The vertical loop leads to riders climbing a parallel 116 ft chain lift hill next to the first one. At the peak, riders are dropped backward and proceed through the course once more before they reach the station, ending the ride.

Boomerang Coast to Coaster Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 48″ to ride Boomerang Coast to Coaster.

Boomerang Coast to Coaster Average Wait Times

You can expect a 10-20 minute wait for this ride.

Crackaxle Canyon Screampunk District

Designed after a 1920s Texas boomtown, Crackaxle Canyon is home to various rides, including the iconic Iron Rattler, the ride where you’re guaranteed to get soaked, Gully Washer, and the ride called the steepest dive coaster in the world, Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger. Crackaxle Canyon is also where you go if you want to enter the Six Flags Fiesta Texas water park, White Water Bay.

#3 – Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger

Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is the steepest dive coaster in the world, with a beyond-vertical drop at 95 degrees. Cliffhanger also is one of the only Six Flags Fiesta Texas rollercoaster’s with an original theme.

In the queue for the ride, you’ll meet Dr. Diabolical, an evil mad scientist who wants to take over the world with her creations. According to her, she created a machine (the ride) to capture human screams and adrenaline, which helps bring her monsters to life. Dr. Diabolical will talk to riders and specific parts of the attraction during the ride.

Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger is a ride more suitable for those comfortable with rollercoasters than newer riders. Though there aren’t many inversions, Cliffhanger tests the riders’ courage by pushing the limit regarding their fear of heights. But for those brave enough, Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger is one of the most fun rides at Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger Ride Experience

Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger begins with the train departing the station and making a slight left turn towards the 150 ft chain lift hill. At the peak, there is a pre-drop u-turn that takes riders to the edge of the drop. The train tilts forward, taking riders just over the edge, then stops. Over the speakers, Dr. Diabloical talks to the riders. At the end of her speech, riders drop down the 95-degree beyond-vertical drop, reaching the max speed of 65 mph.

Immediately after the drop, riders enter the first inversion, a cobra roll. Following the cobra roll, riders enter the second inversion, a corkscrew. After the corkscrew, riders enter a mid-course brake run where Dr. Diabolical speaks again. Riders then go down a 75 ft near vertical drop, followed by a downward left helix into an airtime hill and a right helix that brings riders to a brake run leading back to the station, ending the ride.

Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 52″ to ride Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger.

Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger Average Wait Times

You can expect a 20-30 minute wait for this ride.

#4 – Roadrunner Express

Roadrunner Express at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a mine train ride that is perfect for all ages. The ride has no inversions, and a maximum speed of 35 mph after a small 67 ft drop, making it an excellent rollercoaster for kids who may be new to “adult” rides but want to experience something a little more exciting than a kiddie ride.

Roadrunner Express Ride Experience

Roadrunner Express begins with riders leaving the station and making a slight right turn towards the 73 ft chain lift hill. After reaching the top, riders drop 67 ft on a left angle, reaching the top speed of 35 mph. Riders then make two wide left turns, followed by a wide right u-turn that takes them to a second, mid-course chain lift hill.

At the top, riders make an immediate left turn followed by another wide left turn past an artificial canyon rock structure. Riders make a wide downward right turn that follows the terrain leading to the track rising. The track levels out, then riders make a wide left turn that goes through the other side of the station, leading to the final brake run. The brake run takes riders back to the original side of the station, ending the ride.

Roadrunner Express Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 42″ to ride Roadrunner Express.

Roadrunner Express Average Wait Times

You can expect a 10-20 minute wait for this ride.

#5 – Iron Rattler

The Iron Rattler at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is the primary attraction in the Crackaxle Canyon section of the park. It is the tallest rollercoaster in Six Flags Fiesta Texas at 179 ft and has one of the highest drops at 171 ft. It is the first wooden steel hybrid rollercoaster to feature a zero-g roll inversion, an element later adapted by many similar coasters worldwide. The Iron Rattler is also one of the fastest rollercoasters in the park, reaching a max speed of 70 mph.

Like the Roadrunner Express, the Iron Rattler also utilizes the quarry in its track layout, making it one of the most interestingly designed coasters in the park. Overall, the Iron Rattler is a must-try ride on your trip to Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

Iron Rattler Ride Experience

The Iron Rattler begins with the train leaving the station and making a left turn under the tracks of Roadrunner Express before going up the 179 ft chain lift hill. At the top, riders drop 171 ft at an 81-degree angle, reaching a top speed of 70 mph. Riders then go through two tunnels and up the quarry wall. Riders make a hard 110-degree over-banked turn followed by a downward 95-degree over-banked turn down the quarry wall.

Riders then go over the only inversion in the ride, a zero-G roll, that sits on top of the quarry wall. Riders go over a camelback hill followed by a right over-banked turn, then a left over-banked turn. The ride then goes over an airtime hill that morphs into a significant drop off the quarry wall and into a dark tunnel with fog and lighting effects. Out of the tunnel, riders ascend over a final hill into a brake run that makes a left u-turn into the station, ending the ride.

Iron Rattler Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 48″ to ride the Iron Rattler at Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

Iron Rattler Average Wait Times

You can expect a 10-20 minute wait for this ride.

#6 – Foghorn Leghorn’s Barnyard Railway

Foghorn Leghorn’s Barnyard Railway in Crackaxle Canyon at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a kiddie train ride attraction. Kids can sit in the covered locomotive, caboose, or car for a more enjoyable experience, though those areas may be cramped for adults. For bigger riders, there are two open cars available to ride in.

Foghorn Leghorn’s Barnyard Railway Average Wait Times

You can expect to wait 0-5 minutes for this ride.

#7 – Yosemite Sam Wacky Wagons

Yosemite Sam Wacky Wagons is a kiddle Ferris Wheel in the Crackaxle Canyon section at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. This Ferris Wheel has six cabins that can hold four passengers simultaneously. The cabin also tilts depending on the weight of the riders. If a rider on one side weighs more than the rider on the other side, the cabin will lean towards the heavier rider.

The ride duration is approximately 2:10.

Yosemite Sam Wacky Wagons Average Wait Times

You can expect a 0-5 minute wait for this ride.

#8 – Dare Devil Dive Flying Machines

Dare Devil Dive Flying Machines in Crackaxle Canyon at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a Super Air Race ride that you can think of as an extreme adult aerial carousel.

Dare Devil Dive, like all aerial carousels, consists of going around in a circle in the air. The difference is that each plane dives, banks, loops, and creates a sense of weightlessness for the rider, simulating an experience similar to riding in an acrobatic airplane flight.

Technically, this ride has the most inversions out of all attractions in Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

For kids, this may be too much too fast at any time of the day, but for adults, Dare Devil Dive is a unique experience that is best ridden at night.

Dare Devil Dive Flying Machines Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 48″ to ride Dare Devil Dive.

Dare Devil Dive Flying Machines Average Wait Times

You can expect to wait 10-20 minutes for this ride.

#9 – Gully Washer

Gully Washer in Crackaxle Canyon at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a river rapids ride guaranteed to get you and your family soaked. The core concept of river rapids rides is that the rider who gets the wettest is random.

The fast-moving river continuously spins the raft, changing the positioning of each rider so that nobody knows who the next big wave or waterfall victim will be. Either way, everyone on the raft will get drenched. The result is one of the most hilarious rides in the park, even if you ride with complete strangers.

Gully Washer also provides one of the most beautiful views in the park. The ride is as if you are flowing down a river at the bottom of a quarry. You are constantly surrounded by nature, at times moving under wooden bridges, and finally receiving one of the best views of Iron Rattler.

When is Gully Washer open?

Gully Washer is a seasonal ride at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, which means it is not open all year round. Instead, Gully Washer operates from the beginning of the Spring season in March to the end of the Fall season, marked by the end of Fright Fest on October 31st.

Gully Washer Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 36″ to ride Gully Washer.

Gully Washer Average Wait Times

You can expect a 20-30 minute wait for this ride.

Thrill Seeker Park

Formally known as Kidzopolis, Thrill Seeker Park is home to various rides made for young kids. If your child is 36″ or above, they can ride all the attractions in this Six Flags Fiesta Texas section. If your kid is smaller than 36″, there are still fun activities they can enjoy in Thrill Seeker Park.

#10 – Zoom Jets

Zoom Jets is an aerial carousel in Thrill Seeker Park at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. On Zoom Jets, kids fly in airplanes while also controlling how high they go. By pushing up on a lever in front of the plane, kids can increase or decrease their height. There are two rows in each plane, perfect for adults who would like to ride with their children.

Zoom Jets Height Requirements

You must be 36″ to ride Zoom Jets.

Zoom Jets Average Wait Times

You can expect a 0-5 minute wait for this ride.

#11 – Buckarooz

Buckarooz is a kid’s bounce ride in Thrill Seeker Park at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Kids go up a tower on the ride and slowly bounce back down. Unlike adult drop rides, Buckarooz will make riders laugh rather than scream.

Buckarooz Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 36″ to ride Buckarooz.

Buckarooz Average Wait Times

You can expect a 0-5 minute wait for this ride.

#12 – Up, Up & Away

Up, Up & Away is an aerial carousel Samba Tower ride in Thrill Seeker Park at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. On Up, Up, & Away riders sit in covered apple-shaped pods and rise up the tower while moving in a circle. Each pod is big enough to fit multiple adults and children. Unlike other aerial carousels, on Up, Up & Away, riders cannot control the heights of their pods. The ride duration is approximately 2 minutes.

Up, Up & Away Height Requirements

There is no height requirement to ride Up, Up & Away.

Up, Up & Away Average Wait Times

You can expect a 0-5 minute wait for this ride.

#13 – Streamliner Coaster

Streamliner Coaster in Thrill Seeker Park at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a junior coaster made for all ages. Streamliner Coaster is a short, circular track with a slow speed and only small bumps along the way. Riders get to go around the track twice before the ride ends at a total runtime of approximately 1 minute. The most intense part of the ride is when the train returns to the station after the first circuit. There is an abrupt stop that may cause some whiplash if you aren’t prepared for it. Kids will find the stop more fun than painful, unlike the adults who ride.

Streamliner Coaster Height Requirements

You must be at least 36″ to ride the Streamliner Coaster.

Streamliner Coaster Average Wait Times

You can expect a 0-5 minute wait for this ride.

#14 – Rambling Road

Rambling Road is a kid’s on-rail convoy ride in Thrill Seeker Park at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. On Rambling Road, kids “drive” trucks through a wooded track that resembles driving through a neighborhood. As an on-rail convoy ride, kids don’t actually have control of the vehicle.

Instead, all cars are connected to one another but are made to look like they are separated. To create the illusion of driving, each passenger in the vehicle has a steering wheel in front of them that they can turn. You can think of Rambling Road as a very slow (6 mph max) flat-surfaced coaster.

Rambling Road Height Requirements

There are no height requirements to ride Rambling Road.

Rambling Road Average Wait Times

You can expect a 5-10 minute wait for this ride.

Spassburg

Spassburg at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is themed after the many German towns you will find in Texas. Here, you will find various rides and attractions, from a water ride and bumper cars to one of the tallest attractions in the park, SkyScreamer.

#15 – SkyScreamer

SkyScreamer at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a chair swing ride and one of the tallest attractions in the park, standing at 200 ft. On the ride, you will reach the top of the tower and swing in a vast 98-ft diameter circle at 43 mph. Riders will get an amazing aerial view of Six Flags Fiesta, the nearby Superman Krypton Coaster, and the quarry’s beautiful waterfall at these heights. The ride lasts for approximately two minutes.

SkyScreamer Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 48″ to ride the SkyScreamer.

SkyScreamer Average Wait Times

You can expect a 5-10 minute wait for this ride.

#16 – Fender Bender

Fender Bender is a classic bumper cars ride in Spassberg at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Like all bumper car rides, the goal is to hit as many cars as possible while avoiding getting hit (though that last part is practically impossible).

Fender Bender Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 42″ to ride Fender Bender.

Fender Bender Average Wait Times

You can expect a 5-10 minute wait for this ride.

#17 – Bugs’ White Water Rapids

Bugs’ White Water Rapids is a flume water ride in Spassberg at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Bugs’ White Water Rapids is themed after the 1958 episode of Looney Tunes called Knighty Knight Bugs.

Bugs’ White Water Rapids Ride Experience

Bugs’ White Water Rapids is a flume water ride in Spassberg at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Bugs’ White Water Rapids is themed after the 1958 episode of Looney Tunes called Knighty Knight Bugs.

The queue takes place in the Black Knight’s Castle, where Bugs Bunny acts as a court jester who must reclaim the Singing Sword. On the ride, riders will experience snippets of the episode’s story, where Bugs Bunny fights Yosemite Sam as the Black Knight and his pet dragon.

The ride begins after riders leave the station, make a few turns around the castle, and go up a chain lift hill. The hill leads to the first drop, which is small, only wetting the riders in the first row. This drop leads to a themed area, where riders encounter Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam during a sword fight. Next to them is Sam’s pet dragon, which sprays water at the riders as they pass by.

Riders go up a second chain lift hill which leads to a short ride around the river and eventually brings riders to the third and final chain lift hill. After this hill, riders drop 30 ft in a catch pool, causing all riders to get splashed. After the drop, riders will see Yosemite Sam riding his dragon and wielding his lance. Riders then make a U-turn and return to the station, ending the ride.

When is Bugs’ White Water Rapids open?

Bugs’ White Water Rapids operates from opening day (January 1st) through the end of Fright Fest (October 31st). During Holiday in the Park (November 1st-December 31st), the ride is closed, and the queue becomes “Santa’s Castle,” where guests can meet Santa Clause.

Bugs’ White Water Rapids Height Requirements

You must be at least 36″ to ride Bugs’ White Water Rapids.

Bugs’ White Water Rapids Average Wait Time

You can expect a 10-20 minute wait for this ride.

#18 – Kinderstein

Kinderstein is a classic teacup spinning ride in Spassberg at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. On Kinderstein, riders can choose how fast they spin by turning the wheel in the center of their teacup. The faster they turn the wheel, the faster they spin. Likewise, if riders decide not to turn the wheel, they will not spin. In addition to the spinning, the teacups continuously move around the large teapot in the center.

Kinderstein Height Requirements

There is no height requirement to ride the Kinderstein.

Kinderstein Average Wait Times

You can expect a 0-5 minute wait for this ride.

#19 – Fiesta Texas Railroad

The Fiesta Texas Railroad is a scenic train ride that takes passengers around Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Passengers get up-close views of multiple rollercoasters and travel through a tunnel under the quarry wall. The Fiesta Texas Railroad is a great chance to relax on this 10-minute ride.

Fiesta Texas Railroad Average Wait Times

You can expect to wait 5-10 minutes for this ride.

#20 – Grand Carousel

The Grand Carousel is a classic carousel in Spassberg at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. On the Grand Carousel, riders can choose from various animals to sit on as they go around in circles. There are also multiple benches to sit on instead of animals for a more relaxing experience. The ride duration is approximately 3 minutes.

Grand Carousel Average Wait Times

You can expect a 0-5 minute wait for this ride.

DC Universe

In the DC Universe area at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, you will find yourself amongst the heroes and villains of the DC comics. This section of the park has rides themed to the characters of the comics, including Batman, Superman, and the Joker.

#21 – Superman Krypton Coaster

Superman Krypton Coaster at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is one of the fastest rollercoasters in the park, going at a maximum speed of 70 mph, tied with the Iron Rattler. There are 6 inversions on this ride, including one of the world’s tallest vertical loops. With a max height of 168 ft and 3.8 Gs, Superman Krypton Coaster is one of the most fun and intense rides you can experience in the park.

Superman Krypton Coaster Ride Experience

Superman Krypton Coaster begins with the floor retracting from beneath the rider’s feet. Riders depart from the station and take an immediate left turn that leads to the 168 ft chain lift hill. After around 30 seconds, the train reaches the top of the hill taking riders above the quarry wall. At the top, riders enter a pre-drop before making a slight right turn that transitions into the 163 ft drop off the quarry wall.

After the drop, riders immediately enter the first inversion, a 145 ft vertical loop that Superman stands above. After the loop, riders ascend, make a wide right u-turn over the quarry wall, and then back off before a slight drop by the wall. Riders then go over the second inversion, a zero-G roll. The riders then go over the third and fourth inversions, a 78-ft cobra roll, followed by a mid-course brake run parallel to the quarry wall.

Riders make a downward right turn that leads to the fifth and sixth inversions, two interlocking corkscrews. Riders turn right into the final brake run that brings them back to the station, ending the ride.

Superman Krypton Coaster Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 54″ to ride Superman Krypton Coaster.

Superman Krypton Coaster Average Wait Times

You can expect a 20-30 minute wait for this ride.

#22 – DC Super-Villains Swing

DC Super-Villains Swing is a wave-swinger swing ride in the DC Universe section of Six Flags Fiesta Texas. On DC Super-Villains Swing, riders sit in a single passenger chain held up by chains connected to a large gondola. The gondola rises and spins in a circle, causing the riders to swing in a wide circle. The gondola speeds up and tilts as the ride progresses, causing the riders to tilt either low or high, depending on which side they are on. The ride lasts for approximately 2 minutes and 10 seconds.

DC Super-Villains Swing Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 48″ to ride DC Super-Villains Swing.

DC Super-Villains Swing Average Wait Times

You can expect a 0-5 minute wait for this ride.

#23 – The Joker Carnival of Chaos

The Joker Carnival of Chaos is a pendulum swing ride in DC Universe at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. It is the fastest ride in the park, reaching speeds up to 74 mph. It is also one of the tallest rides at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, reaching heights of up to 172 ft.

During the Joker Carnival of Chaos, riders swing back and forth on a giant pendulum, spinning throughout the ride. Each swing increases in height and speed until riders are taken to the maximum height of 172 ft and swing down at the top speed of 74 mph. The ride duration is approximately 3 minutes.

The Joker Carnival of Chaos Height Requirements

You must be at least 52″ to ride the Joker Carnival of Chaos.

The Joker Carnival of Chaos Average Wait Times

You can expect a 20-30 minute wait for this ride.

Rockville

Rockville at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a fictional 1950s small town home to various rollercoasters and attractions. While you visit Rockville, you can experience the main attraction of Six Flags Fiesta Texas, the tallest ride in the park, Scream. Rockville also contains two DC-inspired, state-of-the-art rollercoasters, Batman and Wonder Woman. You can visit the local high school, Rockville High, an indoor theater home to different shows, or take a trip to the local haunted house where you can ride Poltergeist, the fastest launch coaster in the park. All of this and more you will find in Rockville!

#24 – Screamin’ Eagle Zipline

Screamin’ Eagle Zipline at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is an attraction that costs an additional fee but offers one of the most spectacular views of the park that you won’t be able to get on anything else. The zipline starts at the bottom of the Superman Krypton Coaster and slowly takes you backward through the tracks until you are well above the coaster.

Once you reach the peak of the zipline at 155 ft, you get an incredible view of the vista of Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Then, you zip down at fast speeds through the tracks of the Superman Krypton Coaster until you reach the bottom, ending the ride.

Screamin’ Eagle Zipline Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 42″ to ride Screamin’ Eagle Zipline.

#25 – Batman: The Ride

Batman: The Ride at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is the world’s first 4D free-spin rollercoaster. After the success of the rollercoaster at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, two more versions were released; one at Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, California, and one at Six Flags Over Texas in Dallas under the name Joker.

Batman: The Ride has an experience that is different every time for every rider. Though the six inversions always remain the same, the coaster’s speed and the force of the inversions are determined by the rider’s weight.

Batman: the Ride Ride Experience

Batman: The Ride begins with riders leaving the station and going up a 120 ft vertical rise, reaching the third story. At the top, riders go over multiple hills. Each hill causes the riders to flip forward in a front-flip motion. Riders then go over a raven drop, which changes their directional position.

Now moving backward (or forward, depending on your seat position), riders go over more hills, which causes them to flip backward each time. Riders go over a final raven drop and change their directional position again, flipping them forward and bringing them back to the station, ending the ride.

Batman: the Ride Height Requirements

You must be at least 48″ to ride Batman: The Ride.

Batman: the Ride Average Wait Times

You can expect a 10-20 minute wait time for this ride.

#26 – Hustler

Hustler in Rockville at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a teacup-style spinning ride with a pool ball theme. Instead of sitting in regular teacups, riders sit in giant-sized pool balls. The pool balls are fully enclosed yet are big enough to fit multiple adults.

Like all teacup variations, riders can spin their pool ball by turning a wheel in the center of their ball. The faster they turn the wheel, the faster the ball spins.

In addition to the manual spinning from the riders, each pool ball spins in a smaller circle paired with two other balls. At the same time, all the pool balls spin in a larger circle around a center 8-ball. In total, 3 forms of spinning happen at once during Hustler.

Hustler Height requirements

Riders must be at least 36″ to ride Hustler.

Hustler Average Wait Times

You can expect a 0-5 minute wait for this ride.

#27 – Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster

Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a single-rail, steel rollercoaster in the Rockville section of the park. As a single-rail ride, each row contains only one seat (similar to Space Mountain at Disney World).

Before the opening of Dr. Diablolical in 2022, Wonder Woman Golden Coaster had the steepest max vertical angle 100 ft drop at 90 degrees. There are 3 inversions during the ride at a 1:10 run time (not counting the final brake run to the station). In terms of speed, this rollercoaster is neither the fastest nor slowest, going at a max of 52 mph. Overall, Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster is a fun and exciting ride.

Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster Ride Experience

The ride begins with riders getting on the continuously moving train at the station. After leaving the station, the train immediately goes up the 113 ft chain lift hill. At the top is a sharp right turn, followed by the train going up a few more feet and then dropping 90 degrees down a 100 ft drop, reaching a max speed of 52 mph.

Riders enter the first inversion, a dive loop, and rise on a left turn into an airtime hill, followed by a second steep drop. After a series of turns, the train drops and enters a cutback, followed by the last two inversions, a corkscrew. Riders go over an overbanked turn followed by the final brake run that takes them back to the station, ending the ride.

Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 48″ to ride Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster.

Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Average Wait Times

You can expect a 20-30 minute wait for this Six Flags Fiesta Texas ride.

#28 – Scream

Arguably the centerpiece of Six Flags Fiesta Texas, and the only ride visible miles outside of the park, Scream is the tallest drop ride in Fiesta Texas, standing at 200 ft. Known as Superman Tower of Power at multiple other Six Flags theme parks, Scream was the first to mix the Space Shot, and a Turbo Drop elements in one ride cycle.

Scream Ride Experience

Scream begins with riders rising above the ground about 15 ft and stopping. At this point, the ride determines the necessary launch power for the riders. After making quick calculations, riders launch into the air at approximately 55 mph to around 100 ft before slowly dropping and rising back up, dropping again, then rising to the top of the tower. At the top of the tower, riders stop for a few moments and get an incredible view of the entire park. Riders then drop 150 ft at full speed, stopping just before the top of the station and slowly bouncing until they reach the ground ending the ride.

Scream Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 52″ to ride Scream.

Scream Average Wait Times

You can expect a 20-30 minute wait for this ride.

#29 – Poltergeist

Poltergeist in the Rockville at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is the only true launch rollercoaster in the park. Poltergeist is also the rollercoaster with the best theming, as the ride starts inside a haunted house. Poltergeist’s main feature is the launch at the beginning of the ride taking riders from 0-60 mph in 3.5 seconds, which is also the max speed of the ride. There are four inversions during the 1:15 total ride duration. Since riders experience 4.5 g’s during the ride, Poltergeist is considered one of the most intense attractions at Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

Poltergeist Ride Experience

Poltergeist consists of a “spaghetti bowl” of tracks composed of interconnected twists and turns and multiple inversions. The ride begins with the train launching out of the station going from 0-60 in 3.5 seconds. After leaving the station, riders immediately enter the first inversion, a cobra roll, then start the second inversion, a sidewinder, before going through a drop, followed by the third inversion, another cobra roll, and then a series of twists and turns. Riders eventually go over the last inversion, a corkscrew, that leads into the final brake run that takes riders back into the haunted house, ending the ride.

Poltergeist Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 54″ to ride Poltergeist.

Poltergeist Average Wait Times

You can expect a 10-20 minute wait for this ride.

#30 – Daffy’ Bus Stop

Daffy’s Bus Stop in Rockville at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a kid’s magic bus ride with a Looney Tunes theme. On the ride, the bus riders go up in the air and back down in a forward, backward motion. This continues for approximately 2 minutes until the ride ends.

Daffy’s Bus Stop Height Requirements

There are no height requirements to ride Daffy’s Bus Stop.

Daffy’s Bus Stop Average Wait Times

You can expect a 0-5 minute wait for this ride.

#31 – Taz’s Tornado

Taz’s Tornado is a kid’s swing ride at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. During the ride, riders sit on benches that can fit two riders and slowly swing in a wide circle. The seats accommodate two riders, so parents can sit with their children during the ride.

Taz’s Tornado Height requirements

There is no height requirement to ride Taz’s Tornado.

Taz’s Tornado Average Wait Times

You can expect a 0-5 minute wait for this ride.

Fiesta Bay Boardwalk

Fiesta Bay Boardwalk at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is themed after a boardwalk and contains all the types of rides you would expect on a boardwalk setting. Here, you will find a Ferris Wheel, multiple spinning rides, an arcade shooter ride, the Pandemonium rollercoaster, and more.

#32 – Wave Runner

Wave Runner is a spinning ride in Fiesta Bay Boardwalk at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Wave runner is a scrambler ride in which riders experience centrifugal force while spinning on two axes. During the ride, riders spin in one direction while the ride itself spins in the opposite direction. Wave Runner lasts for approximately 1 minute and 50 seconds.

Wave Runner Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 36″ to ride Wave Runner.

Wave Runner Average Wait Times

You can expect a 5-10 minute wait for this ride.

#33 – Spinsanity

Spinsanity at Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a tilt-a-whirl spinning ride in the Fiesta Bay Boardwalk section of the park. Riders sit in one of seven freely spinning cars attached to a rotating platform. In the front and back areas of the arena, the platform is raised and lowered, causing the vehicles to spin in different directions. Depending on the rider’s weight and where they sit in the car, they may spin faster. The ride lasts for approximately 2 minutes.

Spinsanity Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 36″ to ride Spinsanity.

Spinsanity Average Wait Times

You can expect a 5-10 minute wait for this ride.

#34 – Fireball

Fireball at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in the Fiesta Bay Boardwalk section of the park is a super loop coaster. On Fireball, riders experience a continuous vertical loop element. During the loop, the train stops at the uppermost upside-down section, causing riders to feel weightless. The train also moves in the opposite direction multiple times during the ride. The ride lasts for approximately 2 minutes.

Fireball Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 48″ to ride Fireball.

Fireball Average Wait Times

You can expect a 5-10 minute wait for this ride.

#35 – Pandemonium

Pandemonium at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in Fiesta Bay Boardwalk is a mouse trap spinning rollercoaster ride. On Pandemonium, riders continuously spin as they go through the different sections of the ride. Though there are no inversions and the ride does not move at a fast speed, the spinning makes the ride one of the most popular in the park and has therefore been introduced in five other Six Flags theme parks.

Pandemonium Ride Experience

Pandemonium is separated into seven sections broken up by midcourse brake runs. The first section involves a sloped drop, which brings them to the second section.

The second section has riders going through multiple S-shaped turns, with the final turn bringing them to the third section. The third part has riders go over a banked figure 8 turn, while the fourth section involves riders going over a series of hills that form a semicircle.

The fifth section is a pair of hills, and the sixth section is a large helix that takes riders to the seventh and final section, a long loop and the final drop. Then after the last brake run, riders arrive back at the station, and the ride ends.

Pandemonium Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 42″ to ride Pandemonium.

Pandemonium Average Wait Times

You can expect a 5-10 minute wait for this ride.

#36 – Thunder Beach Speedway Go Karts

Thunder Beach Speedway Go Karts at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in Fiesta Bay Boardwalk is a traditional go-kart race with an additional fee. The track is a standard concrete circuit without any unique elements during the ride. Like all go-kart races, the Thunder Beach Speedway Go Karts is more fun with more people participating.

Thunder Beach Speedway Go Karts additional Fee Cost

Riders must pay an additional $20 for an all-day pass or $30 for a season pass.

#37 – Slingshot

Slingshot at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in the Fiesta Bay Boardwalk is a traditional slingshot ride that costs an additional fee. On Slingshot, riders are shot vertically at high speeds, taking them around 180 ft into the air, flipping them in the process. Riders bounce around until they are lowered back to the ground. Slingshot is not for the faint of heart, as it’s common for some people to pass out on these types of rides. If you are looking for an extreme adrenaline rush, Slingshot is the ride for you.

Slingshot Additional Fee Cost

It costs an additional $25 for a single rider or $40 for two riders.

#38 – Crow’s Nest

Crows Nest at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in Fiesta Bay Boardwalk is a classic Ferris Wheel. This relaxing ride offers excellent views of Fiesta Bay Boardwalk and the surrounding areas.

Crow’s Nest Average Wait Time

You can expect a 0-5 minute wait for this ride.

#39 – Hurricane Force 5

Hurricane Force 5 at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in Fiesta Bay Boardwalk is a Mega Disk’O spinning ride. On Hurricane Force 5, riders sit side by side with one another in an upright position, with restraints covering their stomachs and lower backs.

Hurricane Force 5 Ride Experience

Hurricane Force 5’s layout consists of a half-pipe chain-operated ramp and a massive disk that riders sit on. The disk quickly moves up and down the half pipe during the ride while continuously spinning at high speeds. Riders go above 51 ft in the air at the highest point of the ramp before coming back down. The ride lasts for around 2 minutes.

Hurricane Force 5 Height Requirements

Riders must be at least 48″ to ride Hurricane Force 5.

Hurricane Force 5 Average Wait Times

You can expect a 5-10 minute wait for this ride.

#40 – Pirates of the Deep Sea

Pirates of the Deep Sea at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in Fiesta Bay Boardwalk is an arcade shooter dark ride. As the name suggests, Pirates of the Deep Sea is a pirate-themed ride. During the attraction, riders must shoot at different targets as they move through the track. Each rider has a score determined by how many marks they hit. The more accurate they are, the higher the score. Riders can compete with one another to get the highest score in the vehicle.

Pirates of the Deep Sea Height Requirements

You must be at least 42″ to ride Pirates of the Deep Sea.

Pirates of the Deep Sea Average Wait Times

You can expect a 20-30 minute wait for this ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas ride.

Six Flags Fiesta Texas and White Water Bay

Six Flags Fiesta Texas has many rides and attractions for the entire family. However, this is only part of Six Flags Fiesta Texas’s offer. Connected to the Crackaxle Canyon section of the park is White Water Bay, a full-sized water park filled with tons of water rides, ranging from a lazy river to drop rides.

Click on the button below for the guide to White Water Bay.

With these two guides, you’ll be an expert on the park!