Our latest visit to Six Flags Over Texas shows off all the locations for the park's 2019 Fright Fest haunted houses, including THREE new additions coming to the park. We also check out the progress on Aquaman Splashdown demolition to find that it has been completely removed!

Demolition is rapidly taking place on Aquaman Splashdown as over half the ride has now been removed and the trough is a huge pile of dirt. Pink Thing-flavored ice cream is here and can be purchased at the Smith Street Ice Cream Parlor. Love retro merchandise? Tumblers and mugs featuring the original Six Flags logo are now for sale!

Six Flags Over Texas officially debuts their all-new SPLASH Water Parade and we give you a first look at the fun event. Aquaman Splashdown's station has been completely demolished as well as the exit splash bridge. A new wall has also been put up around parts of Gold River Adventure. Harley Quinn Spinsanity has also begun testing after extensive repairs!

We check out the first day of July 4th Fest and give you a full guide to the event, including a look at festivities and information regarding exclusive ride times. Business has picked up with Aquaman Splashdown demolition as crews have installed a fence around the ride's general perimeter. WiFi is now active at the park as well as a new Members Lounge for Diamond/Diamond Elite members!

All major pieces of El Diablo have now been constructed and the ride is massive! Parts are slowly being removed from Aquaman Splashdown so it is only a matter of time before we see more significant changes to the structure. We also give you a first look at the all-new Chop Six, which is now open.

We visit Six Flags Over Texas during their Spring Break celebration to check out the status of Aquaman Splashdown, an update on El Diablo construction, new Dining Pass and food adventures, and more.