With Warner Bros. doubling down on 'Batman vs. Superman' and 'Justice League' in the next few years, it makes perfect sense that Six Flags parks would take advantage of the situation and start building new rides named after these iconic characters. And that brings us to Batman: The Ride, which will be opening in San Antonio's Six Flags: Fiesta Texas next year. In short: it looks insane.
You'll head up 180 feet before plunging down at an 85-degree angle and at an amazing 72 mph.
Amusement parks are funny places. And the people there only make a day at the park that much better. And the rides, obviously.
A woman has died while riding a roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington.
October 10, 2012 One of Six Flags' most recognizable rides, the "Texas Chute Out," which has been a part of the Arlington Skyline since 1976, is no more.
When Six Flags Fiesta Texas opened their gates in 1992, the park had one roller coaster, The Rattler. After millions of riders throughout its 20 year history, The Rattler will give thrill seekers their last ride on its nearly mile long track on August 5th.
