The 60th birthday of Six Flags Over Texas is soon upon us! Join us for a look at the 60th Anniversary Museum now open in the Crazy Horse Saloon. Operating through August 8, the museum takes guests back in time with a large display of several historical artifacts. The park has also installed a new historical display in the Tower section AND there's a new version of the Pink Thing now available for purchase! We also enjoy a private event hosted by the park and TSU, which includes behind-the-scenes tours of the railroad roundhouse, exclusive ride time and more.

Join us as we participate in the Coasting for Kids 2021 fundraiser at Six Flags Over Texas. This year we were able to raise over $20,000 for the Give Kids the World Village! They are a nonprofit resort that provides cost-free vacations for critically ill children and their families. Give Kids The World gives these children and their families time away from hospitals, doctors and treatments. For one magical week, the 84-acre, storybook Village becomes a home-away-from-home for wish children visiting Orlando’s world-famous attractions. Our Coasting for Kids event included exclusive ride time, multiple meals, midway games and more. We'd like to thank our Patrons, those who purchased merchandise and everyone who donated directly to our fundraiser. We also had the privilege of taking a behind-the-scenes tour of the Piggy's Blood Shed haunted house, which will make its return for this year's Fright Fest event.

We head out to Six Flags Fiesta Texas to review their All American Food Festival, which operates through Sunday, August 1. The festival features several food and drink booths throughout the park's Crackaxle Canyon section. Items include bacon-wrapped bacon, fruit desserts, over 100 brews and more.

We visit Six Flags Fiesta Texas over the summer to check out the great progress taking place on the retheme and repainting of the park's Poltergeist roller coaster. We also explore Crackaxle Canyon looking at clues for the park's new 2022 attraction. Join us for a more in-depth look at the park's summer entertainment offerings, along with the Rock the Night fireworks grand finale.

We visit Six Flags Over Texas to find a number of great park updates, including a new sign and working waterfall at Runaway Mountain and other building maintenance. We also find a Speelunkers/Gold River Adventure tease near the attraction's entrance, try another Best of Texas Festival specialty food item and enjoy the park's new summer entertainment offerings.

Located in Bowie, Maryland, Six Flags America originally opened in 1973. The park was first a wildlife center and eventually joined the Premier Parks family in 1992 as Adventure World. In 1999, the park would become Six Flags America. Today, the park features 9 roller coasters and dozens of other rides and attractions. Join us as we make our first visit to Six Flags America since 2017 and finally ride the rest of their roller coaster line-up.

We head to Six Flags Over Texas to check out the return of the Best of Texas Festival, taking place now through August 8. The event features the Best of Texas Beer Festival, decor, specialty food items, new live entertainment and more. We also check out the all-new Cheetos Popcorn Mix food stand, show off more theming enhancements around the park, and discuss a change in the park's security protocols.