2025 is here and Six Flags Over Texas is hard at work on several projects. Demolition of La Vibora and El Diablo continue on, while other refurbishment projects around the park are under way. Titan, the park's biggest roller coaster, is also undergoing a transformation with a fresh paint scheme.

Our latest visit to Six Flags Over Texas uncovers several new updates, including new upgrades to the park's France area, a look at changes in new dining locations, the status of Mr. Freeze and Titan and more. The park also continues to move forward on Aquaman: Power Wave, along with the completion of the new facade on Looney Tunes Mall.

Six Flags Over Texas navigated its way through a number of drastic changes from 2000 to 2009. Record-breaking attractions, such as Titan and Superman: Tower of Power, highlighted the early 2000s. Six Flags as a chain saw the rise of new leadership, along with filing for bankruptcy. The 2000s were also a time for entertainment. Jam-packed summer offerings, "World Class Entertainment," Cirque Dreams Coobrila and the Glow in the Park Parade are just a handful of the unique concepts. Join us as we travel back in time to take a look at the first-ever Six Flags theme park.

Built in 2001, Titan stands 245 feet tall and reaches speeds of 85 miles per hour, making it the largest coaster in the state of Texas! Join us as we construct the Coasterdynamix Nanocoaster model of Titan. These models are currently available for purchase at Six Flags Over Texas.