Theme Park:	Six Flags Fiesta Texas (since 1996)
	Fiesta Texas (1992 - 1995)

Address:	17000 W IH 10
	78257 San Antonio
	https://www.sixflags.com/fiestatexas

Operated by:	Six Flags

Six Flags Fiesta Texas in San Antonio, Texas, opened in 1992 on the site of a former limestone quarry. Originally developed as a theme park celebrating the music and culture of Texas, the park became part of the Six Flags family in the 1990s. Much of its original character remains visible today, particularly in the different themed areas and the massive quarry walls that surround much of the park.

Roller coasters have become a major part of Six Flags Fiesta Texas over the years. Iron Rattler follows the edge of the quarry before dropping from its towering walls, while Superman Krypton Coaster makes dramatic use of the same setting. Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster and Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger add to a varied coaster lineup, complemented by numerous thrill rides, family attractions and the included Hurricane Harbor water park.

The quarry is never far from view and gives Six Flags Fiesta Texas a setting unlike any other park in the chain. Combined with the park’s themed areas, live entertainment and strong attraction lineup, it remains one of the most interesting amusement parks in Texas.

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The park in Fiesta, Texas

Fun Fact #1: Six Flags Fiesta Texas is the group’s third theme park in Texas. However, the park was built and planned by the Gaylord Entertainment Company. However, it was not until 1998 that the park became the group’s property.

Fun Fact #2: The wooden roller coaster Rattler was famous for its strongly swinging support structure. After the conversion to Iron Rattler, this is no longer visible.

Fun Fact #3: In the early years you could roller skate in the park. Later, the Scooby Doo Ghostblasters dark ride was built on the same location.