Is Fiesta Texas Pet Friendly?

Is Fiesta Texas Pet Friendly

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation


Formerly	Six Flags, Inc. (2000–2010)
Type	Public company
Traded as	NYSE : SIX S&P 600 component
Industry	Theme parks
Founded	August 5, 1961 ; 61 years ago
Founder	Angus G. Wynne
Headquarters	Arlington, Texas, U.S.
Number of locations	27
Area served	United States Mexico Canada
Key people	Selim Bassoul (President & CEO) Ben Baldanza (Non-Executive Chairman)
Revenue	US$ 1.497 billion (2021)
Operating income	US$498.14 million (2021)
Net income	US$130 million (2021)
Number of employees	1,970 full-time; 43,000 seasonal (2021)
Website	sixflags,com

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, formerly Six Flags Theme Park, Inc., is an American amusement park corporation, headquartered in Arlington, Texas, It has properties in Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Six Flags owns the most theme parks and waterparks combined of any amusement-park company and has the seventh highest attendance in the world.

The company operates 27 properties throughout North America, including theme parks, amusement parks, water parks, and a family entertainment center. In 2019, Six Flags properties hosted 32.8 million guests. Originally, the company was known as Six Flags, Corp., and later Six Flags, Inc. Founded in the 1960’s, its name is derived from its first property, Six Flags Over Texas,

The company maintains a corporate office in Midtown Manhattan, and headquarters in Arlington, Texas. On June 13, 2009, the corporation filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection because of crippling debt, which it successfully exited after corporate restructuring on May 3, 2010.

Is Six Flags Texas pet friendly?

Are pets permitted at Six Flags Over Texas? Pets are not permitted in the park, with the exception of service animals. Please do not leave your pets in your vehicle.

Can I take water to Fiesta Texas?

My family will be visiting. What can we all do together? – There are plenty of rides and activities your family can enjoy together while visiting Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Stop by Hospitality for help planning your day at the park and a copy of your Guide to Family Fun at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. We have even more ideas on our tips for family fun page. View Tips for Family Fun Page

Does Fiesta Texas serve alcohol?

Because Six Flags is a family park, we expect guests to behave appropriately. Unruly, disruptive or offensive behavior, including line-jumping and profanity, is strictly prohibited, and will not be tolerated. Violating our park policies may be cause for ejection from the park without refund.

For more information, please review the park policies below. Six Flags Fiesta Texas accepts card payments only at all locations including restaurants, retail stores, games, ticket windows, and parking toll booths. You can either pay for purchases using a Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, or debit card.

Only have cash? You can convert your cash to a prepaid debit card at one of the multiple kiosks located throughout the park and anywhere in the U.S. where Visa is accepted. We highly encourage you to pre-purchase your parking, tickets, and more online before visiting the park.

Buy Tickets & Parking N o alcoholic beverages are allowed to be brought into Six Flags Parks.
Beer is served at Primo’s Pizza, Sangerfest Halle, Ol’ Blues Bar-B-Que, Los Festivales Refreshments, and Windmill Icehouse.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a family entertainment park.
Alcoholic beverages purchased in the park may not leave the premises.

Excessive consumption of alcohol is cause for ejection from the park without refund. No one under age 21 is permitted to consume alcoholic beverages, and proper identification is required to purchase and/or consume alcoholic beverages at Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

We expect all guests to behave in a family-friendly manner.
Line jumping, profanity and unruly behavior are offensive to park guests and may be cause for ejection without refund.
Guests are not permitted to save places in line, bypass others in line, or exit the line and return to the same place for any reason.

Guests exiting a line must go to the back of the line if they choose to return. To ensure all guests visiting Six Flags Fiesta Texas (the “Park”) can enjoy their visit, and in keeping with our family-friendly environment, as well as for health and safety reasons, Six Flags maintains and enforces a dress code.

Clothing and tattoos with vulgar, offensive, or discriminatory symbols or language. This includes, without limitation, clothing and tattoos that display profanity, graphic violence, pornography, nudity, or that which is associated with gangs or drugs, and clothing that does not sufficiently cover undergarments.Clothing and tattoos which may incite a disturbance or are hateful or discriminatory to others, or may be perceived as such.Clothing that creates a safety risk to other guests and team members, including clothing that touches or drags on the ground.Clothing which, by design, exposes excessive portions of skin or that may be viewed as inappropriate for a family-friendly environment.Bathing suits are permitted to be worn only in the waterpark, but may be worn in the theme park if covered by otherwise appropriate attire. Please refer to the Six Flags Fiesta Texas Guest Dress Code for guidance about appropriate attire when visiting the waterpark.

Six Flags Fiesta Texas reserves the right to deny admission to or remove anyone whose attire does not comply with the Guest Dress Code or could detract from the experience of other guests, if the guest refuses all reasonable options. Guests requiring special accommodations should speak to a member of the Public Safety management team upon arrival at Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

Food, beverages, coolers and grills may not be brought into the theme park. The only food exceptions are for food allergies as described below and infant food, in non-glass jars. The use of grills and open flames, are strictly prohibited, in and around the property, including parking lots. Food Allergies Guests who suffer from sensitivities or life-threatening allergies may bring food into the park if they do not feel comfortable with the menu options available.

In this case, the food must be limited to the individual with the allergy and may contain: two sealable sandwich bags (7×8 inches) and one snack to accommodate their visit (such as a piece of fruit, or a fruit bar, or a snack that fits in a sandwich bag).

One small soft-sided cooler may be brought into the park to carry these items.
No outside beverages are permitted.
Please see Security at screening to receive a medical sticker.
Guests who suffer from sensitivities or life-threatening allergies may bring food into the park if they do not feel comfortable with the menu options available.

One small soft-sided cooler may be brought into the park to carry these items. No outside beverages are permitted. Please see Security at Six Flags Fiesta Texas to receive a medical sticker. For your safety, certain rides may need to close during severe weather, such as electrical storms, heavy rain, or high winds.

Most restaurants, theaters and shops will remain open. Rides will re-open as soon as safe operations can be assured. Unfortunately, refunds and rain checks are not offered for inclement weather. Guests using profanity or abusive language, symbols or gestures may be ejected from the park without refund.

Line jumping is strictly prohibited. Guests are not permitted to save places in line or exit the line and return for any reason. Violators will be ejected without a refund. Loose articles are not permitted on most rides and should be left with non-riders or secured in lockers. Six Flags and its employees are not responsible for lost or stolen items.

By entering the park, guests grant Six Flags the right to film, video, record or photograph them on park property for any reason without payment or consideration. Six Flags requests that all photographs or video taken by our guests be used for their personal use and enjoyment only.

Any camera mounted to a vehicle, drone, cart, scooter or other moving objectNo cameras (video, still, cell-phone, smart phones, etc.) are allowed on any rides at any time. No exceptions.

The following items are not permitted at any time:

Food/coolers (except special diet and infant food)Lawn/folding chairsMagic markers, spray paintAerosol cansGlass bottlesKnivesSpiked clothing/jewelryFireworks/explosivesFirearms/ammunitionChemical Weapons, mace/pepper sprayUnmanned ariel vehicles (drones)Selfie sticks, monopods, and similar devicesRadiosTwo-Way Walkie Talkies

Some rides and shows will close temporarily during electrical storms, heavy rains, high winds and other severe weather conditions. As soon as conditions permit safe operation, these attractions will re-open. Six Flags Fiesta Texas does not issue rain checks or refunds.

To leave the park and re-enter on the same day, please get your hand stamped and re-enter at the re-entry gate.
This includes season pass holders.
Season Passes are only valid to scan once per day.
Safety is our number one priority.
Guests with certain body proportions or of certain heights and/or weights may not be able to enjoy certain rides if the safety restraints will not operate as designed.

Specific ride information is available at the ride and at Guest Relations. For your convenience, a one-time height check is available at Hospitality, so our smaller guests don’t have to be re-measured at each attraction. There is an inherent risk in participating in any amusement ride.

We expect riders to exercise good judgment and act in a responsible manner.
Guests must also obey all oral and written warnings and properly use all ride safety equipment provided.
Guests who do not comply with ride rules may be ejected from the park without refund.
Please refer to specific guidelines posted at the entrance of every ride.

Selfie sticks, monopods, and similar devices are not allowed inside Six Flags parks. Six Flags allows smoking only in areas identified as Designated Smoking Areas. E-cigarettes may only be used in designated smoking areas. All other areas in the parks are smoke-free, and smoking is strictly prohibited.

Please see the park map for exact locations of the designated smoking areas.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all guests, Six Flags prohibits the operation or use of any unmanned aerial vehicle on, from, or above Six Flags’ premises absent specific written consent.
This includes all UAVs, also commonly known as “drones,” regardless of their size, weight or purpose.

For more information, please review the park policies below. Six Flags Fiesta Texas accepts card payments only at all locations including restaurants, retail stores, games, ticket windows, and parking toll booths. You can either pay for purchases using a Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, or debit card.

Buy Tickets & Parking N o alcoholic beverages are allowed to be brought into Six Flags Parks. Beer is served at Primo’s Pizza, Sangerfest Halle, Ol’ Blues Bar-B-Que, Los Festivales Refreshments, and Windmill Icehouse. Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a family entertainment park. Alcoholic beverages purchased in the park may not leave the premises.

We expect all guests to behave in a family-friendly manner. Line jumping, profanity and unruly behavior are offensive to park guests and may be cause for ejection without refund. Guests are not permitted to save places in line, bypass others in line, or exit the line and return to the same place for any reason.

Food, beverages, coolers and grills may not be brought into the theme park. The only food exceptions are for food allergies as described below and infant food, in non-glass jars. The use of grills and open flames, are strictly prohibited, in and around the property, including parking lots. Food Allergies Guests who suffer from sensitivities or life-threatening allergies may bring food into the park if they do not feel comfortable with the menu options available.

One small soft-sided cooler may be brought into the park to carry these items. No outside beverages are permitted. Please see Security at screening to receive a medical sticker. Guests who suffer from sensitivities or life-threatening allergies may bring food into the park if they do not feel comfortable with the menu options available.

One small soft-sided cooler may be brought into the park to carry these items. No outside beverages are permitted. Please see Security at Six Flags Fiesta Texas to receive a medical sticker. For your safety, certain rides may need to close during severe weather, such as electrical storms, heavy rain, or high winds.

Line jumping is strictly prohibited.
Guests are not permitted to save places in line or exit the line and return for any reason.
Violators will be ejected without a refund.
Loose articles are not permitted on most rides and should be left with non-riders or secured in lockers.
Six Flags and its employees are not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Any camera mounted to a vehicle, drone, cart, scooter or other moving objectNo cameras (video, still, cell-phone, smart phones, etc.) are allowed on any rides at any time. No exceptions.

The following items are not permitted at any time:

To leave the park and re-enter on the same day, please get your hand stamped and re-enter at the re-entry gate. This includes season pass holders. Season Passes are only valid to scan once per day. Safety is our number one priority. Guests with certain body proportions or of certain heights and/or weights may not be able to enjoy certain rides if the safety restraints will not operate as designed.

We expect riders to exercise good judgment and act in a responsible manner.
Guests must also obey all oral and written warnings and properly use all ride safety equipment provided.
Guests who do not comply with ride rules may be ejected from the park without refund.
Please refer to specific guidelines posted at the entrance of every ride.

Can I bring a backpack to Fiesta Texas?

For your trip to Six Flags Fiesta Texas, do not bring a cooler or any food or drinks with you. You are, however, allowed to bring a backpack, fanny pack, or purse in with you if you need them.

Can you bring water into Six Flags Over Texas?

Guests requiring accommodations to our Guest Dress Code should visit Guest Relations and speak to a member of the Park management team upon arrival at Six Flags Over Texas. Food, beverages, coolers and grills may not be brought into the theme park.

Can I take my dog to Texas?

To enter Texas and be in accordance with its state law, all dogs and cats 12 weeks of age or older must be vaccinated against rabies and be accompanied by a rabies vaccination certificate (or pet passport containing required information – see reference at end of letter) dated and signed by the veterinarian who administered the immunization.

Veterinarians in Texas are restricted to using vaccines approved by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA); however, for entry purposes only, dogs and cats traveling into the state may be inoculated against rabies with killed, modified live, or recombinant vaccine.
Once in Texas, if a USDA-approved vaccine was not used or the veterinarian who administered it was not licensed to practice veterinary medicine in the United States, compliance must be achieved.

For entry into Texas, the following criteria must be met:

at the time of vaccination, the animal was at least the minimum age prescribed for the vaccine; and the time elapsed since the most recent vaccination has not exceeded the recommended interval for the booster vaccination as established by the vaccine’s manufacturer.

Additionally, to qualify as being currently vaccinated, 30 days must have lapsed since the initial vaccination.  Although not required by Texas law, most airlines require a health certificate issued by a veterinarian within seven to ten days prior to travel.

Check with your airline for their exact requirements. If the animal is arriving from another country and is less than 12 weeks of age, it shall be confined at home until 30 days after the animal’s initial vaccination is administered. Regardless of the animal’s age, if the initial vaccination was given less than 30 days prior to arrival, the animal must be confined for the balance of the 30 days.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) may have additional requirements for animals arriving from another country; the CDC’s Division of Global Migration and Quarantine may be contacted at  [email protected], 1-800-232-4636, or  https://www.cdc.gov/importation/  for further information.  Please keep in mind that, even if the CDC states that dogs or cats under certain circumstances do not need to be vaccinated against rabies for entry into the US, the animal still needs to be vaccinated against rabies in accordance with Texas state law for entry into Texas.

Contact the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service for any country-specific travel/health certificates that might be required:  512-383-2400 (press 1) or  https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/pet-travel/, Be aware that as of July 14, 2021, there is a  temporary suspension  that prohibits the entry of dogs into the United States arriving from the countries determined by CDC to be high-risk countries for rabies. On an extremely limited basis, CDC has the authority to issue advance written approval (a  CDC Dog Import Permit ) to bring a dog from a high-risk country.

If you wish to import a dog from a high-risk country, you must request advance written approval by emailing  [email protected]  at least 30 business days (6 weeks) before you intend to enter the United States. No CDC Dog Import Permits are issued upon arrival.

Dogs that arrive from high-risk countries without advance written approval from CDC will be denied entry and returned to the country of departure at the importer’s expense.
For details, including CDC’s list of high-risk countries, go to  https://www.cdc.gov/importation/bringing-an-animal-into-the-united-states/high-risk.html,

If the animal is arriving from another state and is less than 12 weeks of age, home confinement is recommended until 30 days after the animal’s initial vaccination is administered. Regardless of the animal’s age, if the initial vaccination was given less than 30 days prior to arrival, the animal should be confined for the balance of the 30 days.

After moving to Texas, ensure that your dog or cat remains in compliance with rabies vaccination requirements by contacting a veterinarian in your area, as local vaccination ordinances may be more restrictive than state law.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact Zoonosis Control at (512) 776-7255.

Reference – Texas Administrative Code, Title 25, Part 1, Chapter 169, Subchapter A https://texreg.sos.state.tx.us/public/readtac$ext.viewtac     §169.31.  Interstate Movement of Dogs and Cats into Texas. Each dog and cat 12 weeks of age or older to be transported into Texas for any purpose shall be admitted only when vaccinated against rabies and the time elapsed since the most recent vaccination has not exceeded the manufacturer recommendations for the vaccine.

If an initial vaccination was administered less than 30 days prior to arrival, the custodian should confine the dog or cat for the balance of the 30 days. Additionally, documentation must be provided by a vaccination certificate showing the date of vaccination, vaccine used, revaccination due date, identification information for the vaccinated animal, contact information of the animal’s custodian, and signature, signature stamp, or computerized signature and contact information of the veterinarian responsible for administration of the vaccine.

If the dog or cat is less than 12 weeks of age, the custodian should confine the animal until 30 days subsequent to its initial vaccination. §169.32. International Movement of Dogs and Cats into Texas. The federal government regulates the entry of pets into the United States; requirements set forth in this section are in addition to meeting federal requirements.

If the department receives a federal importation notice, the department may request the local rabies control authority in the area where the animal will be located to monitor the notice for compliance.
Contingent upon the department receiving notification of an importation-compliance failure, the department may report the failure to the appropriate authority. Each dog and cat 12 weeks of age or older to be transported into Texas for any purpose shall be admitted only when vaccinated against rabies and the time elapsed since the most recent vaccination has not exceeded the manufacturer recommendations for the vaccine.

If an initial vaccination was administered less than 30 days prior to arrival in the United States, the custodian must confine the dog or cat for the balance of the 30 days. Additionally, documentation must be provided by a vaccination certificate or passport showing the date of vaccination, vaccine used, revaccination due date, identification information for the vaccinated animal, contact information of the animal’s custodian, and signature, signature stamp, or computerized signature and contact information of the veterinarian responsible for administration of the vaccine.

Do any Texas state parks allow dogs?

Pets – Can I bring my pet to a state park? You can bring your pets to almost all state parks! However, we do have some rules:

Pets must be on leash, in a car, or in a crate at all times. The leash can be no longer than 6 feet. You must be with your pet at all times. You may not leave your pet unattended in the park, in a vehicle, or at your campsite. Do not bring a noisy or dangerous dog to a state park. Pets are not allowed in any state park buildings. This includes motels, cabins, screened shelters, group facilities and restrooms. You must pick up your pet’s waste and put it in the trash. Pets are not allowed in the water or on the land around a designated swim area. Your pet must have a current rabies vaccination, and you must have proof with you. If you break these rules, you and your pet may be asked to leave!

Some of these rules do not apply to service dogs helping a person with a disability. Several of our parks do not allow dogs in specific areas of the park. This is to protect the park’s natural and cultural resources, and also to protect your pet. Parks with pet restrictions include:

Big Bend Ranch State Park (dog policies page) Enchanted Rock State Natural Area Government Canyon State Natural Area Hueco Tanks State Park & Historic Site Seminole Canyon

Refer to Texas State Park Regulations 59.134 (c) for more detailed information on animals.

Does Fiesta Texas have a lazy river?

This slow moving water trail weaves around the park and is just what you need when it is time to slow down and enjoy life at a mellow pace. Grab a tube and kick back on this mellow, meandering lazy river, running right through the center of Hurricane Harbor San Antonio.

What is the best day to go to Fiesta Texas?

Plan to visit when attendance is lightest. Best bets: weekdays during the summer and any regular operating day during the months of April, May, September and October.

Does Fiesta Texas provide towels?

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How much is a meal at Fiesta Texas?

Meals cost $10-15 for burger/fries, chicken strips/fries, pizza. Family deal is $40-45. You might dave a couple bucks per head.

Does Fiesta Texas have showers?

It’s so easy for you to change and shower before or after your visit to Six Flags White Water Bay since shower facilities are located near the waterpark entrance.

How many rides are in Fiesta Texas?

Six Flags Fiesta Texas

Attractions
Total	39
Roller coasters	10
Water rides	2
Website	Official website

Can you take snacks into Fiesta Texas?

Helpful answer 1 Vote Not as helpful Several items are prohibited at Six Flags theme parks, including coolers and food items. Exceptions are made for baby food and those with special dietary restrictions. Guests also may not bring fireworks, lawn chairs, magic markers, aerosol cans, glass bottles, knives, clothing with spikes and jewelry, firearms, wagons or shoes with wheels. Problem with this answer?

How much are Fiesta Texas lockers?

2 answers. The lockers are pretty expensive if you ask me. To rent a regular locker at Six Flags – San Antonio it is $15.00 and to rent a large locker it is $18.00.

Is Fiesta Texas plus size friendly?

Six Flags over Texas/Six Flags Fiesta Large Rider Question Hi, I am going to Texas this summer and am going to go to six flags in Arlington and San Antonio. Also, we are going to Sea World San Antonio. We have never been to these parks before, infact we have never been to a six flags before.

Me and my fiancee are large people and have some problems fitting on some rides at Cedar Point. I was wondering if anyone could give me an idea of what rides may cause us larger riders problems. Thanks. Fiesta and SFOT shouldnt be a problem on most rides depending on your size, obviously. Their B&M’s have bigboy seats and the 2 Premiers will accomadate larger riders with some effort.

If you have never ridden a “speghetti bowl” coaster you must ride Poltergeist. We found it to be a little rough but a real blast. Fiesta may be the best themed park around and was extremely clean. Roadrunner express and the Bugs Bunny water rides are must rides for the theming alone.

My wife and I are both larger people and had no problems with the rides we tried to ride at either park, so hopefully you wont either. If we could pick Fiesta up and move it to St. Louis we would as we really loved the park. Not the most rides but quality and the setting of the old quarry more than make up for the lack of rides.

Just a couple of G-Force junkies! While I don’t know your exact size, the two LIM Premier’s you’ll encounter (the aforementioned Poltergeist and Mr. Freeze at SFOT), could be a tight squeeze. There’s a seatbelt that has to click on a metal clip on one side of the rider.

You should have no problems with the three B&M’s on your trip-Batman the Ride, Superman Krypton Coaster, and Batman the Ride in Disguise, or the ride better known as Great White at Seaworld.
I think Steel Eel (it’s a Morgan afterall) was pretty roomy, but it’s been two years.
Titan might cause you troubles, as well as Roadrunner Express, which I don’t remember being particularly roomy.

If you like flat rides, there’s only one park that really has a lot and that’s SFFT. There you’ll find a Chaos, Topspin, Wipeout, Frisbee, Skyscraper (upcharge attraction), and The Hustler, a teacup ride with pool balls. The first four listed are notoriously tight in room.

Do they have test seats in front of any of the rides that may cause us problems? What kind of restraints are on the other mentioned coasters/rides?If I recall correctly I rode chaos at CP with no problem last season. *** Edited 5/29/2004 2:45:55 AM UTC by Kally***

I agree with Intamin Fan, Premier’s LIM coasters can be a real tight squeeze. With lots of effort myself, I was barely able to squeeze into the ride, the seatbelt had to go the distance, but I still made it on. Hey Dan how big are you, if you don’t mind me asking.

Just trying to get an idea if we will fit or not.
Thanks *** Edited 5/29/2004 10:38:44 AM UTC by Kally*** Sorry, that would have been helpful, at the time I was 6’1″ and weighed 240lbs wit habout a 38″ waist (since then I’ve lost about 30lbs, so fitting on small coasters is no longer an issue for myself).

As I mentioned, the Premier coasters are a tough fit, but I had no problem with anything else, although Batman The Ride I had a tough time getting the seatbelt to click, but it seemed to be more of a problem that the belt is to short then anything, because there is a ton of room in those seats.

I was just in Texas this past March and back then I had a 46 inch waist which I have dropped almost to a 42 now but was able to get on everything at all the parks there with virtually no problem. I too have had problems getting on Wicked Twister but no problems for Raptor. The tightest fit I probably had was Poltergeist.

Mr. Freeze seemed to have a longer belt because it gave me no problem. I would say you really shouldn’t have any problems. I don’t really remember test seats near the rides. I guess I wasn’t paying attention. The parks in Texas are great so enjoy. There is also Astroworld in Houston if you have time.

Though not as good as the other parks but still have some good coasters.
Batman the Ride at SFOT has a test seat at the entrance.
I agree that you should also hit Astroworld if time and money allows.
You haven’t lived until you ridden Ultratwister, and the Texas Cyclone is awesome as well.
Well, I’m going to be in Dallas for the National Junior Gold bowling tournament.

How far is Astroland from SFOT park? I will have extra time if I don’t qualify for the final 2 days of the tourney (which I don’t think I will). We are all getting season passes to Six Flags so going to Astroland wouldn’t be much problem depending how far away it is from Dallas.

We originally decided to go to San Antonio to go to Schlitterbahn water park and ended up wanting to go to SFFT and buying tickets for Sea World. We are spending a total of 13 nights in Texas. But some of the days need to be spent bowling. My parents are concerned that I want to go more for the parks than the bowling, which is probably true.

Its about a 4 hour drive from Dallas to Houston. You should be able to do all 4 parks in 4-5 days. We were able to do it in 4 days back in March with being able to ride everything more than once. We had a blast. Have fun. I’m 6’1″ and around 250 with a 39″ waist.

I rode everything at SFOT and SFFT last summer without any problems at all. Don’t know if anything’s changed this year though.518 coasters ridden but who’s counting.? I’m about 325lbs, 6’6 and was at SFFT at the end of April. I couldn’t ride Poltergiest because of my long legs and I couldn’t ride Superman.

The belt on both was about a quarter inch to short. Weight lost to ride more coasters.90lbs I think I can work it out to go to Astroland.just talked to the other people going. Are there any rides there that we need to look out for? Thanks everyone for the infornation.

What day is Six Flags the least crowded?

How to Avoid Crowds at Six Flags over Texas – No one likes waiting in lines. To avoid them, try to visit the park outside the peak operating season, which is June through August. The extreme heat of Texas summers can actually make weekday crowds light.

The weather actually drives more people toward the adjacent Hurricane Harbor water park.
Holidays and concert days are often especially busy.
Weekdays in April, May, September, October, November, and December are typically the least busy days.
Always research for special events and concerts that may be going on that can cause abnormally large crowds ( the park is especially busy during spring break ).

Avoid visiting the park during Bring a Friend Free days offered to season pass holders as crowds can be huge. Most major holidays and Mother’s and Father’s days are typically Bring a Friend Free days. If you do plan on going on a busy day and want to avoid the lines, consider purchasing a so you can schedule ride times without actually waiting in line.

Does Six Flags close when raining?

NEW: Card Payments – Six Flags accepts card payments only at all locations including restaurants, retail stores, games, ticket windows, and parking toll booths. You can either pay for purchases using a Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, or a debit card.

Proper ID is required to purchase and/or consume alcohol. No alcoholic beverages can be brought into Six Flags Parks. Alcoholic beverages purchased in the park must be consumed before leaving the park. Guests who are intoxicated may be removed from the park without refund.

Six Flags Magic Mountain reserves the right to take further action against impaired guests where appropriate.
We expect all guests to behave in a family-friendly manner.
Any line jumping, profanity and unruly behavior are considered offensive to other park guests and could result in ejection from the park without a refund. To ensure all guests visiting Six Flags Magic Mountain can enjoy their visit, and in keeping with our family-friendly environment, as well as for health and safety reasons, Six Flags Magic Mountain maintains and enforces a dress code.

Guests should dress casually and comfortably as is appropriate for the local weather. All guests must wear proper attire, such as shirts/tops, shorts/pants, and footwear, at all times within the theme park. Guests should wear a cover-up or shirt/top and shorts/pants over their bathing suits while enjoying the theme park.

As a general rule, when visiting Six Flags Magic Mountain, guests should avoid clothing that may be considered inappropriate for our family-friendly environment.
Clothing and visible tattoos that depict violence, nudity, vulgarity, or discriminatory language or graphics are prohibited at all times.

Clothing may not be turned inside out as a solution. Six Flags Magic Mountain reserves the right to deny admission to or remove anyone whose attire does not comply with the Guest Dress Code or could detract from the experience of other guests if the guest refuses all reasonable options.

Guests requiring accommodations to our Guest Dress Code should visit Guest Relations and speak to a member of the Park management team upon arrival at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Food, Drinks, and Coolers Food, beverages, coolers and grills may not be brought into the theme park. The only food exceptions are for food allergies as described below and infant food, in non-glass jars.

The use of grills and open flames, are strictly prohibited, in and around the property, including parking lots. Food Allergies Guests who suffer from sensitivities or life-threatening allergies may bring food into the park if they do not feel comfortable with the menu options available.

In this case, the food must be limited to the individual with the allergy and may contain: two sealable sandwich bags (7×8 inches) and one snack to accommodate their visit (such as a piece of fruit, or a fruit bar, or a snack that fits in a sandwich bag). One small soft-sided cooler may be brought into the park to carry these items.

No outside beverages are permitted. Please see Security at screening to receive a medical sticker. Rides may be temporarily closed during electrical storms, heavy rain, or high winds. Rides will re-open as soon as safe operations can be assured. Most restaurants, theaters and shops will remain open.

Refunds and rain checks are not offered for inclement weather. As Guest safety is our number one priority, there are certain weather circumstances that may cause the entire Park to close earlier than scheduled or not open at all. As soon as closures are confirmed the website operating calendar will be updated with the Park’s current operating status.

Please check the website prior to visiting on days when weather may be a concern. Guests should not use profanity or abusive language, symbols or gestures towards other guests and our team members. Guests who do so may be ejected from the park without refund.

Line jumping is strictly prohibited.
Guests who choose to leave a line for any reason may not return to the same spot and must reenter at the end of the line.
Guests are not permitted to save spots for other guests.
Violators will be ejected without a refund.
Loose articles are not permitted in certain ride queue lines or on any of our rides.

Guests may leave items in a locker or with a non-rider. Ride attendants are not responsible for articles left on any ride dock. Six Flags Magic Mountain and its team members are not responsible for personal property that is lost, missing or stolen. Items left unattended outside of ride entrances will be considered abandoned and will be discarded.

Guests will find lockers available for all-day rental in the Six Flags Plaza, located behind Guest Relations. Lockers are also available at select attractions for limited time storage of loose articles. To ensure the safety of everyone, all loose articles including mobile phones, hats, purses and backpacks, beverage containers, or any other items are prohibited on all rides.

Six Flags is not responsible for items lost, damaged, or stolen. On Scream!, THE RIDDLER’s Revenge, X2, and Goliath – Loose articles of any kind are not permitted. All loose articles must be left in a locker or with a non-rider, and may not be left on the ride platform.

Cell phones and other mobile devicesCameras and Go Pro camerasAny camera mounted to a vehicle, drone, cart, scooter or other moving object

Loose articles include mobile devices (cell phones and tablets), keys, hats, cameras, beverage containers, purses, backpacks, etc. For questions or clarification, please visit Guest Relations inside the park in Six Flags Plaza. In addition to the Six Flags Guest Code of Conduct, guests are expected to comply with Six Flags Magic Mountain park policies, rules and instructions posted or otherwise listed as well as all local, state and federal laws.

Guest and team member safety is our top priority at Six Flags. Passholders must present their passes to enter the park. Passholders who leave the park and plan to return must get a re-entry stamp before they leave the park. When guests return to the park, they must enter through the re-entry gate with a proper stamp.

Once they enter the park, guests grant Six Flags Magic Mountain the right to film, video, record or photograph them on park property without payment or consideration. Guests may take photos and video while enjoying the park, but Six Flags requests that such photos or videos be used for their personal use and enjoyment only.

Cameras mounted to a vehicle, drone, cart, scooter, or other moving object.No cameras of any kind (cell phones, glasses, body cam, etc.) are allowed on any rides at any time. No Exceptions.

All Six Flags rides, shows and attractions are protected by copyright. Guests must have written permission from an authorized representative of Six Flags to use photographs and/or videos of Six Flags images for commercial broadcasting, advertising, marketing or publishing in any medium.

Firearms, ammunition, knives and weapons of any kind.Mace/pepper spray and other self-defense or restraining devices.Marijuana (including marijuana enriched products) or any illegal substance.Fireworks or other similarly explosive and/or flammable objects.Spiked clothing/jewelry.Lawn/folding chairs.Glass bottles (excluding small containers such as baby food jars).Spray paint/markers.Recreational devices such as drones, remote controlled devices, laser pointers, scooters, skateboards and shoes with built-in wheels.Selfie sticks, monopods and similar hand-held extension poles for cameras or mobile devices.

Guests are strictly prohibited from entering restricted areas, including ride and backstage areas. Guests should contact the Ride Attendant or Lost and Found/Security to report lost items. Lost personal items will not be retrieved during operating hours.

Guests must not attempt to retrieve their lost items. Guests who enter a restricted area may be ejected from the park without refund. Six Flags Magic Mountain reserves the right to take further action where appropriate. Safety is our number-one priority. Guests with certain body proportions, or of certain heights and/or weights, may not be able to enjoy certain rides if the safety restraints will not operate as designed.

Specific ride information is available at the ride and at Guest Relations. For your convenience, a height check station is available at Guest Relations. Please note, ride operators may still request to check a rider’s height at ride locations. There is an inherent risk in participating in any amusement ride.

We expect riders to exercise good judgement and act in a responsible manner.
Guests must also obey all oral and written warnings and properly use ride safety equipment provided.
Guests that do not comply with ride rules may be ejected from the park without refund.
Please read the specific guidelines posted at each entrance of the rides.

Six Flags Magic Mountain welcomes guests with their service animals. At all times guests should maintain control of their service animal through restraint (e.g. leash/harness), voice, signal or other effective controls. Relief areas are available for your service animal at select locations throughout the park.

Animals that do not meet the definition of a service animal will not be permitted in the park. Guests may board their dogs or cats at our kennel. Six Flags and its team members are not responsible for guests’ pets left at our kennel. Six Flags maintains a smoke-free environment, except for designated smoking areas which are identified on park maps.

All other areas in the parks, including ride queue lines, are smoke-free. E-cigarettes may only be used in designated smoking areas. Six Flags prohibits smoking marijuana at any time, even in designated smoking areas. To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all guests, Six Flags prohibits the operation or use of any unmanned aerial vehicle on, from, or above Six Flags’ premises absent specific written consent.

Why did AstroWorld close?

Six Flags AstroWorld

Previously known as AstroWorld

Entrance gate, 2004, one year before demolition
Six Flags AstroWorld
Location	Houston, Texas, U.S.
Coordinates	29°40′32″N 95°24′27″W / 29.6755°N 95.4074°W Coordinates : 29°40′32″N 95°24′27″W / 29.6755°N 95.4074°W
Status	Defunct
Opened	June 1, 1968
Closed	October 30, 2005
Owner	Hofheinz family (1968–1975) Six Flags (1975–2005)

Six Flags AstroWorld, also known simply as AstroWorld, was a seasonally operated amusement park in Houston, Texas, Owned and operated by Six Flags, the park was situated between Kirby Drive and Fannin Street, directly south of I-610, The park opened on June 1, 1968, and was developed originally and constructed as part of the Astrodomain, the brainchild of local philanthropist and former Houston mayor Roy Hofheinz, who intended it to complement the Astrodome,

The Hofheinz family sold AstroWorld to Six Flags in 1978. Notable rides featured at the park included the Texas Cyclone, a wooden roller coaster built in 1976 that was modeled after the well-known Coney Island Cyclone, and Thunder River, considered the world’s first successful river rapids ride when it opened in 1980.

WaterWorld, an adjacent water park, was acquired and added to AstroWorld in 2002. Following declining revenue, rising property value, and other issues facing Six Flags, the company closed AstroWorld permanently after its final day of operations on October 30, 2005, the final night of Fright Fest.

Can I take my dog into Walmart in Texas?

Does Walmart allow animals in its stores? Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers’ lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Are you satisfied with this answer? : Does Walmart allow animals in its stores?

What is the dog rule in Texas?

Texas dog restraint law goes into effect today AUSTIN (KXAN) — As of Tuesday, anyone who unlawfully restrains a dog could face criminal penalties in Texas. The during a special session and Abbott had during the regular session, concerned over “micro-managing” and saying the state already outlawed animal cruelty.

People voiced their displeasure at the time using the hashtag on social media. Now, violating the law could result in a Class C misdemeanor or a Class B misdemeanor if someone is caught doing it more than once., dogs must be protected from the elements and have a large-enough shelter to be able to reposition themselves and lie down fully.

Their collars must fit them correctly and they can’t be restrained with a chain, have a restraint that’s too short or have a restraint with weights attached. Dogs also can’t be restrained outside without someone nearby unless they have a suitable shelter, shade, potable water and the ability to avoid standing water or their waste.

Does Texas have a pet limit?

Does Texas have laws limiting how many dogs you can own? – There is no statewide limit to how many dogs you can own in Texas. Dog ownership laws come down to individual towns and cities to decide. That said, urban areas tend to limit the number of dogs you can have to 3-6 per household.

For example, Dallas sets the limit at 6 dogs or cats per single-family household, while the city of Mesquite allows only 3 dogs or cats on a property at once. These limits generally don’t apply to litters of kittens or puppies under a certain age or feral animals on larger properties. Even within a city, the number of dogs you can own may depend on your housing arrangement.

In Dallas, people in townhouses that share a wall may have no more than 4 dogs, less than the limit for single-family households.

Can I bring my dog to Six Flags Safari?

No pets, including service animals, are permitted inside cars. Do not feed or touch the animals. No smoking or littering.

Are pets allowed in Six Flags Great Adventure?

Is there a place where I can leave my pets? – Pets are not permitted in the parks, with the exception of service animals.

Are pets allowed at Six Flags Great America?

Because Six Flags is a family park, we expect guests to behave appropriately. Violating our park policies may be cause for ejection from the park without refund. For more information, please review the park policies below. No alcoholic beverages can be brought into Six Flags.

Alcoholic beverages purchased in the park may not leave the premises in which they are purchased. Excessive consumption of alcohol is cause for ejection from the park without refund. Alcoholic beverage purchases require one of the following as proof of age: horizontal Driver’s License, State issued ID, Passport, Passport Card, and Military ID.

Only one beverage may be purchased at a time by each guest showing proof of age. We expect all guests to behave in a family-friendly manner. Line jumping, profanity and unruly behavior are offensive to park guests and may be cause for ejection without refund.

Guests are not permitted to save places in line, bypass others in line, or exit the line and return to the same place for any reason. Guests exiting a line must go to the back of the line if they choose to return. Six Flags Great America only accepts card payments at all locations including restaurants, retail stores, games, ticket windows, and parking toll booths.

You can either pay for purchases using a Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, or debit card. Only have cash? You can convert your cash to a prepaid debit card at one of the multiple kiosks located throughout the park and can use the card anywhere in the U.S.

Where Visa is accepted. We highly encourage you to pre-purchase your parking, tickets, and more online before visiting the park. Buy Tickets & Parking To ensure all guests visiting Six Flags Great America (the “Park”) can enjoy their visit, and in keeping with our family-friendly environment, as well as for health and safety reasons, Six Flags maintains and enforces a dress code.

Guests should dress casually and comfortably as is appropriate for the local weather. Park guests must wear proper attire, such as shirts, shorts/pants, and appropriate footwear, at all times. Attire that is not appropriate for Six Flags Great America, and which may result in refusal of admission or removal from the Park, includes but is not limited to:

Clothing and tattoos with vulgar, offensive, or discriminatory symbols or language. This includes, without limitation, clothing and tattoos that display profanity, graphic violence, pornography, nudity, or that which is associated with gangs or drugs, and clothing that does not sufficiently cover undergarments.Clothing and tattoos which may incite a disturbance or are hateful or discriminatory to others, or may be perceived as such.Clothing that creates a safety risk to other guests and team members, including clothing that touches or drags on the ground.Clothing which, by design, exposes excessive portions of skin or that may be viewed as inappropriate for a family-friendly environment.Bathing suits are permitted to be worn only in the waterpark, but may be worn in the theme park if covered by otherwise appropriate attire. Please refer to the Hurricane Harbor Guest Dress Code for guidance about appropriate attire when visiting the waterpark.

Six Flags Great America reserves the right to deny admission to or remove anyone whose attire does not comply with the Guest Dress Code or could detract from the experience of other guests, if the guest refuses all reasonable options. Guests requiring special accommodations should speak to a member of the Public Safety management team upon arrival at Six Flags Great America.

Food, Drinks, and Coolers Food, beverages, coolers and grills may not be brought into the theme park.
The only food exceptions are for food allergies as described below and infant food, in non-glass jars.
The use of grills and open flames, are strictly prohibited, in and around the property, including parking lots.

Food Allergies Guests who suffer from sensitivities or life-threatening allergies may bring food into the park if they do not feel comfortable with the menu options available. In this case, the food must be limited to the individual with the allergy and may contain: two sealable sandwich bags (7×8 inches) and one snack to accommodate their visit (such as a piece of fruit, or a fruit bar, or a snack that fits in a sandwich bag).

One small soft-sided cooler may be brought into the park to carry these items.
No outside beverages are permitted.
Please see Security at screening to receive a medical sticker.
Guests using profanity or abusive language, symbols or gestures may be ejected from the park without refund.
Loose articles such as purses, backpacks, and beverage containers should be left with non-riders or secured in lockers.

Cell phones or other small items should be secured in cargo pockets, zippered jacket pockets, or waist packs. There is limited temporary storage available in most ride boarding areas as a courtesy to our Guests and lockers are available at the entrance to all of our major rides as an option.

Each attraction has it’s own requirements regarding loose articles including some rides where NO loose articles are permitted. Please refer to the Safety and Accessibility Guide for a detailed list of Loose Article policies by ride. Six Flags and its employees are not responsible for lost, damaged or stolen items and items that are lost on rides are generally not able to be located and are damaged beyond repair.

For everyone’s safety, we will not attempt to retrieve your item while the park is in operation. Line jumping is strictly prohibited. Guests are not permitted to save places in line or exit the line and return for any reason. Violators will be ejected without a refund.

In addition to the Six Flags Guest Code of Conduct, guests are required to comply with all local, state and federal laws, as well as individual park policies, rules and instructions posted or otherwise listed. All Guests who leave the park should get their hands stamped at the exit/re-entry gate. Transferring hand stamps is strictly prohibited.

Re-entry to the park is by hand stamp only and is not allowed after the posted time. Pets are not permitted in the park, with the exception of service animals. There is no Kennel Facility available at Six Flags. We can refer you to a local Kennel for use during your visit.

Pets may not be left in or tied to an unattended vehicle in the parking lot.
By entering the park, guests grant Six Flags the right to film, video, record or photograph them on park property for any reason without payment or consideration.
Six Flags requests that all photographs or video taken by our guests be used for their personal use and enjoyment only.

Any use, reuse or reproduction for commercial purposes without the express written consent of Six Flags is strictly prohibited. Six Flags reserves the right to refuse to allow photography of any kind as necessary at individual locations. No commercial photography of any kind is permitted.

Go Pro camerasLenses greater than three-and-one-half inches in lengthInterchangeable lenses of any kindAny camera mounted to a vehicle, drone, cart, scooter or other moving objectNo cameras (video, still, cell-phone, smart phones, etc.) are allowed on any rides at any time. No exceptions.

All Six Flags rides, shows and attractions are protected by copyright. Guests must have written permission to use photographs and/or videotape of Six Flags images for commercial broadcasting, advertising, marketing or publishing in any medium. The following items are not permitted at any time:

Food/coolers (except special diet and infant food)Lawn/folding chairsMagic markers, spray paintGlass bottlesKnivesLaser PointersSpiked clothing/jewelryFireworks/explosivesFirearms/ammunitionChemical weapons, mace/pepper sprayUnmanned ariel vehicles (drones)Selfie sticks, monpods, and similar devices

Guests are not permitted to enter restricted areas, including ride and backstage areas. Personal items that are lost in ride areas should be reported to the ride operator and Lost and Found. Six Flags will make every effort to retrieve lost articles after normal operating hours.

Guests entering restricted areas may be ejected from the park without refund and may be subject to civil penalties.
Safety is our number-one priority.
Guests with certain body proportions, or of certain heights and/or weights may not be able to enjoy certain rides if the safety restraints will not operate as designed.

Specific ride information is available at the ride and at Guest Services. There is an inherent risk in participating in any amusement ride. We expect riders to exercise good judgment and act in a responsible manner. Guests must also obey all oral and written warnings and properly use all ride safety equipment provided.

Guests who do not comply with ride rules may be ejected from the park without refund.
Please refer to specific guidelines posted at the entrance of every ride.
Selfie sticks, monopods, and similar devices are not allowed inside Six Flags parks.
Six Flags allows smoking only in areas identified as designated smoking areas.

All other areas in the parks are smoke-free, and smoking is strictly prohibited. Electronic cigarette users are required follow the same policies. Guests smoking outside of the designated areas will be ejected from the park without refund. No cannabis or derived products are allowed to be possessed, smoked or consumed on property.

To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all guests, Six Flags prohibits the operation or use of any unmanned aerial vehicle on, from, or above Six Flags’ premises absent specific written consent. This includes all UAVs, also commonly known as “drones,” regardless of their size, weight or purpose. Because Six Flags is a family park, we expect guests to behave appropriately.

Violating our park policies may be cause for ejection from the park without refund. For more information, please review the park policies below. No alcoholic beverages can be brought into Six Flags. Alcoholic beverages purchased in the park may not leave the premises in which they are purchased.

Excessive consumption of alcohol is cause for ejection from the park without refund. Alcoholic beverage purchases require one of the following as proof of age: horizontal Driver’s License, State issued ID, Passport, Passport Card, and Military ID. Only one beverage may be purchased at a time by each guest showing proof of age.

Guests exiting a line must go to the back of the line if they choose to return. Six Flags Great America only accepts card payments at all locations including restaurants, retail stores, games, ticket windows, and parking toll booths. You can either pay for purchases using a Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, or debit card.

Only have cash? You can convert your cash to a prepaid debit card at one of the multiple kiosks located throughout the park and can use the card anywhere in the U.S. where Visa is accepted. We highly encourage you to pre-purchase your parking, tickets, and more online before visiting the park.

Buy Tickets & Parking To ensure all guests visiting Six Flags Great America (the “Park”) can enjoy their visit, and in keeping with our family-friendly environment, as well as for health and safety reasons, Six Flags maintains and enforces a dress code.
Guests should dress casually and comfortably as is appropriate for the local weather.

Park guests must wear proper attire, such as shirts, shorts/pants, and appropriate footwear, at all times. Attire that is not appropriate for Six Flags Great America, and which may result in refusal of admission or removal from the Park, includes but is not limited to:

Clothing and tattoos with vulgar, offensive, or discriminatory symbols or language. This includes, without limitation, clothing and tattoos that display profanity, graphic violence, pornography, nudity, or that which is associated with gangs or drugs, and clothing that does not sufficiently cover undergarments.Clothing and tattoos which may incite a disturbance or are hateful or discriminatory to others, or may be perceived as such.Clothing that creates a safety risk to other guests and team members, including clothing that touches or drags on the ground.Clothing which, by design, exposes excessive portions of skin or that may be viewed as inappropriate for a family-friendly environment.Bathing suits are permitted to be worn only in the waterpark, but may be worn in the theme park if covered by otherwise appropriate attire. Please refer to the Hurricane Harbor Guest Dress Code for guidance about appropriate attire when visiting the waterpark.

Food, Drinks, and Coolers Food, beverages, coolers and grills may not be brought into the theme park.
The only food exceptions are for food allergies as described below and infant food, in non-glass jars.
The use of grills and open flames, are strictly prohibited, in and around the property, including parking lots.

One small soft-sided cooler may be brought into the park to carry these items.
No outside beverages are permitted.
Please see Security at screening to receive a medical sticker.
Guests using profanity or abusive language, symbols or gestures may be ejected from the park without refund.
Loose articles such as purses, backpacks, and beverage containers should be left with non-riders or secured in lockers.

Each attraction has it’s own requirements regarding loose articles including some rides where NO loose articles are permitted.
Please refer to the Safety and Accessibility Guide for a detailed list of Loose Article policies by ride.
Six Flags and its employees are not responsible for lost, damaged or stolen items and items that are lost on rides are generally not able to be located and are damaged beyond repair.

In addition to the Six Flags Guest Code of Conduct, guests are required to comply with all local, state and federal laws, as well as individual park policies, rules and instructions posted or otherwise listed.
All Guests who leave the park should get their hands stamped at the exit/re-entry gate.
Transferring hand stamps is strictly prohibited.

Pets may not be left in or tied to an unattended vehicle in the parking lot.
By entering the park, guests grant Six Flags the right to film, video, record or photograph them on park property for any reason without payment or consideration.
Six Flags requests that all photographs or video taken by our guests be used for their personal use and enjoyment only.

Guests entering restricted areas may be ejected from the park without refund and may be subject to civil penalties.
Safety is our number-one priority.
Guests with certain body proportions, or of certain heights and/or weights may not be able to enjoy certain rides if the safety restraints will not operate as designed.

Guests who do not comply with ride rules may be ejected from the park without refund.
Please refer to specific guidelines posted at the entrance of every ride.
Selfie sticks, monopods, and similar devices are not allowed inside Six Flags parks.
Six Flags allows smoking only in areas identified as designated smoking areas.

Are dogs allowed on patios in Texas?

Governor Greg Abbott has signed Senate Bill 476 into law, which lets dog owners bring their pets on restaurant patios in Texas.