Six Flags Over Texas

Fun's in season for the whole family at Six Flags Over Texas as they open their doors on March 3, leading the way for a fun-filled Spring Breakout 2012 on March 10 to 18.

Start the spring off with more fun at Six Flags Over Texas! Buy your tickets and travel packages now to the famous anchor of the Arlington Entertainment District! Six Flags Over Texas offers rollercoasters, in-park concerts, shows, rides and much, much more! With thrills and deals around the corner, start off your spring break right at Six Flags Over Texas, opening March 3 and celebrating Spring Breakout 2012 March 10-18.

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2012 Six Flags Over Texas Packages

Get Spring Break started off right, March 3-10. Awesome food, rollercoasters, shows, outside concerts and non-stop fun kick the season off to a good start.

 

Getting Here

Six Flags Over Texas is located in the heart of Arlington, easily accessible from I-30 and 360.

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Park Schedule

Need to know when the parks open? Follow the link for a detailed list of thrills planned for Spring Break 2012 and beyond!

2012 Park Schedule >>

Hotels Nearby

There are several hotels within 5 miles of Six Flags.

Listing of hotels near Six Flags >>

Roller Coaster Mania!

Six Flags Over Texas has tons of exciting roller coasters, from the thrilling Titan to the Super Tower of Power and Mr. Freeze. Click here for a list of roller coasters, and see which ones you can't miss at Six Flags!

Discounts & Coupons

Members of the Arlington inCrowd have immediate access to valid Six Flags discounts and money-saving coupons.

Things To Do Nearby

From nightlife to bowling to comedy clubs, there is plenty to do in Arlington around Six Flags.

Complete listing of Arlington attractions >>

The NEW Texas Giant (Winner of Best New Ride Award in 2011)

This new super hybrid has a state-of-the-art track of steel fabrication, with the steepest drop of any wooden coaster in the world at 79 degrees. The lift hill is 10 feet taller than the original
Texas Giant! And guess what? All of those things plus the smooth ride earned it the "Best New Ride Award"  for 2011!