Six Flags Fiesta Texas — Tickets, Hours & What to Know

Welcome to Six Flags Fiesta Texas, a vibrant 200-acre theme park nestled inside a former San Antonio quarry. Originally opened in 1992 to showcase Texan musical culture, this destination now features six immersive themed areas alongside the adjacent Hurricane Harbor San Antonio water park, which is included with your park admission. As you approach, look for the park's iconic 205-foot-tall Scream drop tower ride standing high above the limestone walls.

You can explore Spanish traditions in Los Festivales, take in a 1920s boomtown vibe in Crackaxle Canyon, experience 1950s nostalgia in Rockville, enjoy German heritage in Spassburg, stroll the Fiesta Bay Boardwalk, or dive into action at DC Universe. Thrill-seekers can brave record-breaking coasters like Iron Rattler, Superman Krypton Coaster, Dr. Diabolical's Cliffhanger, and the world's first single-rail coaster, Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster.

Beyond heart-pounding rides, you can watch award-winning live performances in venues like the Zaragoza Theatre, meet beloved DC Comics superheroes or Looney Tunes characters, and cool off in Hurricane Harbor’s massive Texas-shaped wave pool or the Thunder Rapids Water Coaster. It is an unforgettable San Antonio adventure packed with rich entertainment, historic charm, and non-stop thrills.

What to see at Six Flags Fiesta Texas

Ride world-class thrill coasters including Iron Rattler, Superman Krypton Coaster, and Dr. Diabolical's Cliffhanger.
Explore six distinct themed areas, from 1950s Rockville to the Spanish-inspired Los Festivales.
Cool off in Hurricane Harbor San Antonio, featuring a Texas-shaped wave pool and Thunder Rapids Water Coaster.
Catch award-winning live entertainment at indoor and outdoor venues like the Zaragoza Theatre.
Spot the park's 205-foot landmark Scream drop tower visible from both inside and outside the quarry walls.

Visiting tips

Make sure to check out the included Hurricane Harbor water park accessible through Crackaxle Canyon to experience the Texas-shaped wave pool.

How long: Full day · Best time: Early morning

How to get there & what’s nearby

Six Flags Fiesta Texas is easy to reach on San Antonio’s public transport, and pairs naturally with Alamo Mission and Cathedral of San Fernando. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our San Antonio travel guide.