Six Flags Over Texas
Arlington, Texas · Theme Park · Accessibility score 0.8/5
Address: 2201 Road to Six Flags, Arlington, TX 76011
Phone: (800) 828-7655
About
Six Flags Over Texas stands as the flagship park of the Six Flags chain, delivering heart-pounding excitement in the heart of Arlington. Since opening in 1961, this iconic theme park has been thrilling visitors with an impressive collection of roller coasters, family rides, and seasonal attractions spread across themed sections representing different areas of Texas and the Southwest.
The park features legendary coasters like the Texas Giant, Shockwave, and newer additions that push the boundaries of adrenaline-inducing fun. Beyond the major thrill rides, families can enjoy gentler attractions, live entertainment shows, and classic carnival-style games.
The park's themed areas include sections dedicated to the Old West, Mexico, and modern Texas, each offering unique dining options ranging from classic theme park fare to regional specialties.
During peak season, the park often extends hours for special events, including Fright Fest in fall and Holiday in the Park during winter months. Located conveniently between Dallas and Fort Worth, Six Flags Over Texas makes for an ideal day trip or weekend adventure.
Visitors should plan for a full day to experience the major attractions, and consider purchasing a meal plan or bringing snacks, as Texas heat can be intense during summer months. The park offers various ticket options including season passes for frequent visitors.
Accessibility
Six Flags Over Texas works closely with ride manufacturers to incorporate ADA guidelines and manufacturer recommendations into their accessibility policies. The park offers designated turnstiles for guests using wheelchairs or electric convenience vehicles (ECVs) to enter the facility. Most restrooms throughout the park are accessible for wheelchair users. Many shopping and dining facilities have been designed with wheelchair accessibility in mind. The park provides battery recharging stations at the Six Flags Upgrade Center for guests using electric mobility devices.
Six Flags participates in the IBCCES (International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards) Accessibility Card program, which must be applied for online before visiting and accommodates the cardholder plus up to three guests. Park employees are available to provide additional assistance and detailed explanations of accessibility policies and ride guidelines.
The park's Attraction Accessibility Program provides specific guidance for each ride based on manufacturer safety requirements. Contact Six Flags Over Texas directly for current accessibility details, specific ride restrictions, and to discuss individual accommodation needs before your visit.
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