It was a really great experience. We went on Sunday and even when the schedule is limited until 7pm we could cover all the thrill rides. Taking the extreme pass is a good idea, especially if you are planning to visit the parks more than one. You have a meal covered as well as a lot of discounts.

It was awesome, thrilling experience. It is well maintained, sanitized, neat and clean. All Covid safety measures being followed. Every ride experience was thrilling, only thing is, we need to wait for minimum half an hour for every ride otherwise its good

It's been over 20 years since I've been to Six Flags so I was so excited to return with my children. They have something for everyone. My kids range from 18-2 and they all had fun. As always the lines were super long but the weather was perfect so we could not complain a bit. All of the workers we encountered were very friendly. I was so thankful they had designated smoking areas but everytime I went to one there were quite a few people smoking weed with kids running all around. The food was reasonably price. The cups for 17.99 were worth it with unlimited refills for the day and the popcorn buckets had $.99 refills all day. My daughter was too excited when she saw Tweety bird and we got some cute pics. There were a few rides that I was excited to get on but they were closed (Raging Rapids, Log ride, The Titan). The bathrooms were clean unlike I remember as a teenager. There were people in each bathroom cleaning as people went in and out. I'm sure we'll be getting season passes for my 4 kids soon. I can't wait to go back and make more memories with my family.

If you are dare to... go six flags! However, there are long lines for all the rides on average 1hr++ I would recommend going early, like at the opening, and if you have season pass, maybe do a couple and leave rest for next time. Or you'll be tired not from the fun but waiting in the lines ... o yea, if money is not a problem, Flash Pass does exist!

This theme Park is still a great destination for friends and families to make memories! We have season passes, which I definitely recommend! I rode some rides and I remember riding over 20 years ago with my kids today and getting to experience many new rides with them as well! I was surprised how few people were there and appreciated the short lines, but also realized that some of the park is in a little disarray and a lot of the shops and other areas are shut down either because of staff or lack of need with so few people. I appreciate that all the rides we went to or kept working throughout the day and available to ride! If you've never been here, then I definitely recommend visiting especially if you just been to another six flags. This is the six flags over Texas and is amazing! The staff were friendly and helpful except for some of the younger student staff who seems unsure of policy's and directions and too bored to be there.

I love Sixflags, but they have serious problems when you buy the tickets using Google Pay. I bought the tickets and the transaction was pending but it didn't go through, they gave me the money back but I had to call them to be sure the transaction wasn't confirmed and it took hours to communicate with them. The park has amazing roller coasters! Aquaman is great! I went during the flight fest on Saturday and it was very good even though the park was busy

Six Flags over Texas is a great place to spend the day. Whether you have younger kids or you are just out for a date, this place truly has something for everyone. The thrill rides are amazing, the kids area is super fun, and the live shows will even keep those who are uninterested in rides entertained. Extra worth the trip during the holiday season.

The ride line up here is severely lacking. The workers have no true motivation and some of the park is run down. The food is subpar at best. It could definitely use a face lift. We went over 2 days and all of the rides were not open to experience. And I'm not just talking water rides, actual regular rides. Ultimately not worth the price you pay to go, but still a neat spot.

3rd visit to this location. Nice staff, clean bathrooms. Not too crowded for a Saturday. The new Aquaman ride is fun but definitely do it when it's warm out. Recommend using the Flash Pass if you don't want to wait long. We enjoy having the membership and visiting different parks. Close to Hurricane Harbor, AT&T Stadium & Globe Life (if you plan to make a trip of it) Highly recommend using the Six Flags app! Can get points (then rewards) & discounts

I have not been able to ride a roller coaster in 25 years due to my weight. Since losing 170 pounds, it was on my bucket list to ride again. Spent a day over the Christmas holiday here with my family riding as many as we could. Lines were not too long on any ride and my favorite was THE BATMAN. We actually bought season passes and plan on coming back many more times.

We had such a great time I didn't realize how big it was. I suggest if your coming here you need at least 2 day to see the entire park. There is no way you can go on every ride and see everything in one day. We have such an amazing time even thought the park is old it doesn't feel that way like Disney in Anehiem California. If you like roller coasters this is the place to go. Surprising how long the lines were for December though I suggest getting the fast passing you can afford it. This park is definitely suitable for small children as well there is plenty to do for the entire family.

My family went here yesterday, November 20th. We did everything needed to make sure we could do as many rides as smoothly as possible. Two of us have disabilities so we did all the required paper work needed. Our day was going great until we wanted to take the kids on the carousel. They stuck all five of us in a tiny elevator meant for one person maybe two. And right before the top it broke. They apologized but said only two electricians were in the whole park and they were working on other rides so it could be a while. We argued if no one else was stuck in a small elevator with children they needed to prioritize this. They disagreed. We were stuck for only about 30minutes thankfully but the lady in charges showed indifference to us and our situation even after I experienced a panic attack while trapped in that elevator. I personally will not be going back. This showed me that really don't care for your safety. And the pictures I posted, that's the elevator surrounded by all the trash.

I enjoyed the afternoon hanging out with my kids. The lines were a bit long but that's normal during Spring Break. The food was pretty good. It was worth the price and I can't wait to go again

Six Flags is always a great place to take the family. Even though we’ve been to many haunted houses throughout the years and many theme parks, we always enjoy Six Flags over Texas in Arlington. Seems like they still have their stuff together even though we have not been back since Covid began in 2020 the prices for the season passes are quite a bit more than what we remember than being yet. Everything has gone up due to inflation. We went to almost all of the haunted houses and they are still on point. I love how when they get something right they do not try to overdo it, they said safe boundaries to where you can take the whole family and are very creative in their execution. Well done Six Flags well done. Even though I am afraid to ride roller coasters, I still ride the big ones like the Texas giant, the Titan, Batman, and Mr. freeze. It just doesn’t seem like a theme park without them anymore.

I visit Holiday in the Park every year... This year was refreshingly fun with a great parade. We had a blast and with my membership perks, I only spent $6.50 - on a local craft beer. My wife and son enjoyed their free soda with their member cup! We loved the lights and the parade was so fun!!! Felt very festive and happy for a few hours in an otherwise dark, sad, grim time. I do recommend getting out and doing something fun like this.... My kid thought this place was a Christmas wonderland and we were obliged to let him enjoy it fully!

A wonderful place for adventure lovers. Very nice rides and fun place to visit for everyone. Food is also amazing and you can get bottle to refill unlimited times in a day. Also, best time to visit is when it is less crowded else one has to wait too long for the rides.

Visited right when the park opened on a Monday and had basically 0 wait for any of the rides. Unfortunately, several of the bigger rides were closed for maintenance, so we were only able to go on about two thirds of them. Still, it was overall a good experience since there was basically no wait times. It did feel a bit understaffed, with some rides being temporarily closed throughout the day. Also, there was a definitive lack of water fountains throughout the park, and $4 a bottle for water is pretty steep.

Pretty Nice park. However being from Ohio Cedar Point is just pretty hard to beat. This park is very nice but lacking when it comes to rides and roller coasters. If you ever go to Cedar point in Sandusky Ohio, you’ll know what I mean. I do like the way this six flags park is laid out & the landscaping is attractive. The entrance to the park was very littered and needs attention ASAP. The park food is super pricey $$ but I guess everything is now. Overall we had fun.

In short, the size of a Disney Park with the management of a carnival. Lots of fun rides, restrooms, and food. However, there was only one water fountain we could find, at least 5 rides had to go through maintenance while we were there, and those who were operating the rides for the most part had no idea what they were doing. On two rides, we had to ask the operators when we should get on as the ride was moving and the operator stared at us blankly in both cases. Very weird. We were grateful that in one part of the town, some staff opened up an indoor theatre and changed it into a "Cooling Station" where they gave out free cups of ice water and cranked up the AC. They even had Marvin the Martian do a Meet-N-Greet, which was very cute! Parking was way too expensive as well. $35 to park a half mile away from the park is stupid. We were surprised that the park was so empty for a Saturday in July. Could have been inflation or the heat (or both), but we were grateful that for the rides that were open, there was only between 1-30 minute wait times. The longer wait times were always due to poor management by ride operators. When our kids get older, we will probably come back, but this Six Flags probably isn't worth it for most without young adults accompanying you.

I am an avid theme park lover! When I lived near Philly, there were several great parks; Dorney Park, Hershey Park, Sesame Place, and Six Flags Great Adventure, to name a few. Six Flags Over Texas is a nice park, but smaller than what I'm used to. We were here in April, and many of the rides were closed, leaving even fewer options to enjoy. The park seemed a bit old when it came to decorations, but it was clean for the most part. It wasn't crowded, almost no lines, and had a fairly relaxed atmosphere. I'm sure that was due in part because it had recently opened for the season, school was still in session, and it was Easter Sunday. (Good planning on our part). We have season passes since the cost was pretty low, so we'll be back again if not to just walk around and see their shows. We had crepes while we were there, and I will say they were made fresh while we waited and very good! I also got to pose with some characters, which was fun. It's a nice park and we can't wait to explore more on our next visit.

Queues alot. We got there at 10.30 and it opens then but be warned rides will not open until 11 or later same for food and drinks. The gifts shops were open however. Alot of queuing some good rides you need to.print out your own map otherwise they do not provide. Its about 3miles big so use the free train which takes you across park. Bring your water bottles as you can refill in park. Merchandise/food was expensive and food wise its mainly junk. Buy tickets online prior.

We came down from OKC to go to Six Flags and Hurricane Harbor. It was extremely hot but I loved that six flags had many outside fans going with misters on them, plenty of places to stop & sit on a bench or shaded areas. The park was clean & we felt safe there. There was many rides that were off & on working. We were here for several days & tried to ride the judge Rory scream twice & it was closed both times we came to the park but then would be at our hotel seeing it run, that sucked cause it was one of the rides from my childhood that I really wanted to go on with my kids as my dad had done with me as a kid--maybe next year 🤔. We didn't buy any food but we did do the refill cups & liked that option. Staff that we encountered were all friendly to us.

It was a cloudy day this day, we visited for the children birthday and with children, you can't do much because they're unable to ride most of the rides, which half of the park was closed on November 18th due to a special 💙 event for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The children had a ball on this day it was their birthdays 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊 ‼️ I do recommend visiting the park grounds, the rides are out of this world 🌎. If you are a thrill seeker than you are in for a ride. I wasn't able to obtain good footage of every ride but the grounds are spectacular 👌🏾 ✨️ 🙌🏾 😉 😎.

Did 11 out of 15 rides on the same day with the Flash Pass; I ordered the platinum one (210$ a day) as I wanted to make sure I complete as many rides as I can since I'm not from around here and I don't know when I'll be back again; best decision I've ever made. I was a bit sad that "the joker" was closed, as it was one of my targets; it was windy so the ride was closed for the safety of everyone. Overall the place is huge and is great for everybody, adults and kids. The lines are organized, and none was pushing/shoving or trying to get in front - great atmosphere. My favorite ride was the Superman, and even though Mr. Freeze and The Texas Giant are considered more thrilling, something about the drop in Superman was super extreme; I really liked it!

We took a family trip to Six Flags for the Memorial Day weekend and this was our first time going the rides did not disappoint and let me tell everyone if your worried about not getting your steps for the day that won’t be a problem lol because my activity tracker had me at well over two thousand steps. If you have a big family to feed they do provide a area outside of the park but overall if you’re going to any place like this saving money is key so the prices were totally different at the gate than online so for a one day pass it was about ninety dollars give or take but online it was about forty to fifty dollars and they don’t accept cash at the gate and have an ATM machine to convert it onto a card great security and I know that this is common sense but a Fanny PAC for cellphones and personals are definitely recommended! And some of the popular rides aren’t plus size friendly!

We visit here for the first time, and I wasn't excited at all, but there's something cool, not a lot of people (Sunday 1200 pm) I hate lining up but I think it was worth it But unfortunately it happened when lining up on a roller coaster.. look at the last picture.. that roller coaster was stopped and people was stocked. So.. it was okay ★★★

Just ok - obviously long lines and lots of people here, but unnecessarily so. Many rides with seemingly not enough staff or working very slow, food lines with one window out of three open, lines for drink refills, lines for bathrooms, you get the point... Stopped into Johnny Rockets for dinner and waited 45 min in line just to order. Between 1 or 2 people taking orders, brutal. If you go and have a membership or pass, probably better as you don't really care to fight the lines. But if I had paid for the day would be super frustrating. Was here for 5 hours and stood in more lines than rides.

Coming again after Frightfest, things have improved a lot. During Frightfest, we weren't able to do anything. Getting into the park was a mess, navigating the park was a mess, and queueing for anything was a mess. It took us two hours to get two chicken strip dinners. All employees were unhappy and indifferent to guests. I was afraid that we had wasted money on season passes for here. Luckily, none of that was the case on our recent visit. Very easy to get into the park, and employees were immediately much more friendly and helpful than before. Navigating the park was much more leisurely and relaxing. Lines for food and rides were either short or nonexistent, though it was a Sunday so that may have been part of the reason. Rides can be a bit rough since a lot of them are on the older side, but they're still fun. Only minus is that there are a lot of kids roaming around and being a bit rowdy. Overall, I do recommend getting a season pass again and hopefully that continues for the summer.

It is fun. Clean. The food is fair. Lots of walking so be prepaired. invest in a flash pass each ride is at least 2 hours. Also, people were going in thru the exit and getting in front row which we found very unpleasant.

It was raining but I still had a blast! Just like old times! This may show my age but I have visited six flags in Arlington since I was 5 back in the 80's. Loved the new rides but mini mine train is just a memory jurker for me!

The park itself was amazing. Went on a Friday and it wasn't overly crowded, not like other theme parks I've been to. The only complaints we had was the flash passes. They are very expensive, and we had an issue using them. I had to go back put of the park to guest services, which is were the flash pass app told me to go, only to be told to go back to the flash pass booth. Mildly annoying but not a huge deal. Other than that. The rides were fun and we managed to ride everything a couple times, except the joker, which was being worked on. Kids had a blast.

My family and I were visiting from Houston that weekend, we were so excited to do the rides but barely 30 minutes into us being there, it started raining with some thunderstorms and lightning. As a result they shut down almost all the rides. We waited in the shaded areas for the rain to stop , thankfully at about 8pm ish, they reopened all the rides . Unfortunately we couldn’t do most of the rides due to time constraints . My kids didn’t get the experience they were hoping for

Awesome experience. Almost every attraction is very fun. I don't give it 5 stars because the batman and MrFreeze Rollercoaster were out of service. The one I dont recommend is the snake one near the entrance, is more an injury hazard than fun, it was the one with the slowest line and we all came out beaten up with neck pain and is not even that fun. The stars from the park are The Texan Giant and Titan, the last one being the fastest Rollercoaster I have been in my life, is a must if you go to the park.

Went back for the first time in over 30 years. Still tons of fun!!! New rides and still some of the old ones, although some I really wanted to do were closed. Like the river rapids and the spelunking cave ride. The log ride is in dire needs of repairs,but was still fun. The mine train was also closed... 😪 The new Aquaman was scary but amazing!!

My husband and I took our grandson for his first time to the park . We had not been since our kids were young in the early 2000's. Park looked dated. Several rides closed due to repairs. Minimum wait lines on the rides we got on. The only ride I would not recommend is "La Bibura" (The Snake) a ride in the Mexico section. People getting off the ride, warned us it was a "Rough" ride and boy was it! My tailbone and back hurt for days, after getting tossed around in the ride. All in all, it was a memorable day with our grandson and the fireworks were Awesome!

Bought the yearly subscription at $15 a month and I'm totally taking advantage of it!! Works for hurricane harbor as well. Helped with getting the kids out of the house and entertaining them. Recommend going during the week when there is less traffic and lines are only a few minutes wait.

This is one of the best entertainment park in Dallas area. My kid love this park very much. Even the maintenance and cleanliness was good. Noticed in last week some of the rides are newly painted and maintained. Newly opened aquaman ride was thrilling and everyone need to experience it. My kid is not eligible for that ride but he will enjoy the water flashing over the ride🥰🤩. Nowadays he started spending more time near the aquaman water splashing🤩

You can't go wrong with six flags!!! I go mostly on weekdays and Saturdays no line. Restrooms are clean and the food is fresh. We feel very safe walking in.

Could really use some organization. Like single rider line. Also make it easier for people to find the right entrance to rides. Except for the wooden rides they were all really good rides. The wooden ones are just way to jerky.

We were actually supposed to go on a Tuesday, but upon arrival at the park it was closed for impending weather. We decided to prolong our trip and try the next day, and I'm so glad we did. The rides were great. They had so many roller coasters, and other fun rides. The cast that performed during bingo was a blast (Duke)! It was hot, so we took advantage of buying a souvenir cup to stay hydrated.

Had an awesome time! It’s definitely worth the money to buy Diamond passes so you have priority entry to the park, priority parking, skip the line passes, 20% off food and drinks, etc. Without it, we would’ve had to spend half the time waiting in lines. With the Diamond pass, everything was a breeze & we had a blast👍🏼.

29 years old, and this was my first time to Six Flags. I got to enjoy this experience with my wife, kids, and other Family. It turns out my oldest daughter is just as much a roller coaster rider as I am! It was a spectacular experience for us all, and we are very glad we chose to spend our Thanksgiving together here. The park had so much for everyone to enjoy, but do be prepared to do some walking, because this place is HUGE! I really respect that they offer a Military discount as well, thank you. We will be back!

Today we went to six flags for spring break and it was great! The staff was very friendly and the food was good. There were a few technical difficulties but it's nothing that didn't get solved by the end of our visit. It good a bit busy around 3 pm and near the more thrilling rides but that's to be expected. We bought the ultimate passes and it's definitely worth it. We got to skip what would be an hour wait for a few rides which was very helpful. Overall had an amazing time and I would love to go again soon!

We had a great time. If you can afford it I recommend getting the fast flash pass. The wait for the rides are long. My favorite ride was the texas Giant. Some of the workers were really rude to me and my group not sure why. But beyond some disgruntled employees we had a great time.