List of Six Flags Over Texas attractions

The area serves as the entry gate for Six Flags Over Texas. It was one of the original sections of the park when it opened in 1961. It is named for the large star-shaped fountain located in the section.

• Silver Star Carousel, a 1963 Dentzel carousel. The carousel was the last to be built by William Dentzel. Originally located in the Boomtown section, ride was removed for restoration in 1985 and reopened at current location in 1988.

The Mexico & Spain area consists of two sections both of which were originally part of the park in 1961. Both sections represent a flag that has flown over the state of Texas.

• Conquistador, a 1981 Intamin Bounty swinging ship.
• El Aserradero, a 1963 Arrow Log flume. World's First Log Flume. Features two separate log flumes: Flume I (1963) & Flume II (1968). Flume 1 is currently Standing But Not Operating.
• El Diablo, a 2019 Larson Giga Loop 100 Ft. The ride was planned to open in the tower section as "Lone Star Revolution".
• El Sombrero, a 1965 Chance Wipeout. Located where La Fiesta de las Tazas current operates until 2005.
• La Fiesta de las Tazas, a 2006 Zamperla Teacups.
• La Vibora, a 1986 Intamin Swiss Bob.

The Texas section of the park was another original section when the park opened in 1961. It is named after the Republic of Texas flag that once flew over the state.

• Boot Scootin', a 2006 Zamperla Jump Around.
• Chaparral Antique Cars, a 1962 Arrow antique cars.
• New Texas Giant, a 2011 Rocky Mountain Construction Hybrid roller coaster. Replaced the former Texas Giant.
• Rodeo, a 2006 HUSS Breakdance.
• Sidewinder, a 2006 Eli Bridge Scrambler.
• Texas Depot, a station for the 1961 train ride that takes around the park, Six Flags & Texas Railroad.
• Titan, a 2001 Giovanola Hypercoaster.
• Yosemite Sam And The Gold River Adventure, a 1964 Arrow water Dark ride. Operated as Spee-Lunker's Cave Ride until the 1990s. The ride is currently standing but not operating.

The Old South & France area consists of two sections both of which were originally part of the park in 1961. Both sections represent a flag that has flown over the state of Texas. The Old South was originally called The Confederacy and featured Civil War reenactments, including performances representing the execution of a captured Union spy.[1] Wynne originally intended to name the park "Texas Under Six Flags." Various legends have attributed the name change to his wife Joann; a group called "The Daughters of The Texas Republic" — of which his wife may, or may not, have been a member; or his entertainment director, Charles Meeker, stating that, "Texas isn’t 'under' anything."[2]

• Runaway Mountain, a 1996 Premier Rides indoor roller coaster.

The USA area of the park opened with the park in 1961. It was originally named the Modern Section, but still represented the United States flag that has flown over Texas. USA also has a kids' sub-section called Bugs Bunny Boomtown.

• Justice League: Battle for Metropolis, a 2015 Sally Interactive dark ride.

The Goodtimes Square section of the park opened in 1973. Over the years, it took on a loose 1950s theme.

• Cloud Bouncer, a 2006 Zamperla Samba balloon tower.
• Judge Roy Scream, a 1980 William Cobb Wooden roller coaster.
• Texas SkyScreamer, a 2013 Funtime Swing ride.

Gotham City opened in 1999 and is themed to the DC Comics Batman universe.

• Batman: The Ride, a 1999 Bolliger & Mabillard Inverted roller coaster.
• Batwing, a 2006 Zamperla Telecombat.
• Catwoman Whip, a 2016 Zamperla Endeavor.
• Harley Quinn Spinsanity, a 2018 ABC Rides Tourbillon.
• Mr. Freeze: Reverse Blast, a 1998 Premier Rides Shuttle Launched roller coaster.
• The Joker, a 2017 S&S Free Spin.
• The Riddler Revenge, a 2016 Zamperla Giant Discovery.

The Boomtown section opened in 1963. It is based on the Texas boomtowns that sprung up in Texas during the oil boom era.

• Boomtown Depot, a station for the 1961 train ride that takes around the park, Six Flags & Texas Railroad.
• Mini Mine Train, a 1969 Arrow Mine train roller coaster. Track of the roller coaster was modified in 1997 for Mr. Freeze: Reverse Blast.
• Pandemonium, a 2008 Gerstlauer Spinning roller coaster.
• Runaway Mine Train, a 1966 Arrow Mine train roller coaster.
• The Gunslinger, a 1983 Chance Yo-Yo. Operated as Texas Tornado until 2007.

The Tower Section opened in 1969 and is named after the Oil Derrick tower location in the section.

• Caddo Lake Barge, a 2006 Zamperla Rockin’ Tug.
• Dive Bomber Alley, a 1996 Skycoaster. Extra Charge
• Oil Derrick, a 1969 Intamin Observation tower.
• Roaring Rapids, an 1983 Intamin River rapids ride.
• Shockwave, a 1978 Schwarzkopf Looping roller coaster.
• Six Flags Speedway Go Karts, a 1999 Go Karts. Extra Charge
• Superman: Tower of Power, a 2003 S&S 3-tower Combo Complex.

• Aquaman: Power Wave, currently under construction.

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