Six Flags Over Texas hosted the El Diablo Grand Opening Ceremony on this day and we were lucky to be in attendance! Join us as we check out many great happenings and other updates throughout the park.

We take a look at the demolition progress of Lone Star Theatre, one of the park's performance venues. Things are also coming along at El Diablo with queue construction and theming. We also find new Dining Pass options and give a few pro tips when going to the park with school group crowds.

Chop Six, a brand new dining option for 2019 at Six Flags Over Texas, features many Asian-inspired dishes. We check out a snack option on the Dining Pass: the unique cheesecake egg roll!

Our first Six Flags Over Texas Dining Pass Exclusive of 2019 takes us to Texas Taco Bar. Texas Taco Bar is an indoor restaurant, though it has only outdoor seating, located near Crazy Horse Saloon in the park's Texas section. Join us as we review the Street Taco Basket, a meal on the Six Flags Dining Pass!

This trip report checks out the removal of more Gold River Adventure theming and signage. We also take a quick look at El Diablo construction as well as more pieces being removed from Aquaman Splashdown. Dive Bomber Alley also has a new riding experience and more!

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.

Join us for our first trip to Six Flags Over Texas during the 2019 season. We check out extensive construction happening for the all-new El Diablo attraction. The ride has also been delivered to the park! We also check up on Chop Six progress and find out that an all-new food location, Smith Street Ice Cream Parlor, is also coming to the park.

This Live Shows Exclusive looks at All I Want for Christmas, a Holiday in the Park show at Six Flags Over Texas. Located in the Southern Palace Theatre, this production will run through December 30.

Join us for an in-depth tour of the Merry Marketplace at Six Flags Over Texas. Operating during Holiday in the Park, the Merry Marketplace features photo opportunities, Santa Claus, specialty food and drink, entertainment, and more.

We visit Holiday in the Park at Six Flags Over Texas for a second time and try out a few of the holiday-exclusive specialty food options, more in-park entertainment, and show you what type of Holiday in the Park merchandise is available.

We head to opening night of Holiday in the Park to check out live shows, the Merry Marketplace, decor, specialty foods, and more. My thoughts on the visit can be found near the end of the video.

We go over the various entertainment, activity, food, and other offerings coming to Holiday in the Park 2018 at Six Flags Over Texas.

We give you a closer look at Fright Fest 2018 scare zones and the park's live entertainment line-up. We also check out more of the specialty food and drink items and the permanent closure of one of the park's normal restaurants.

We visit Fright Fest 2018 at Six Flags Over Texas for the first time this season to check out the all-new Hell Block 6 haunted house, new scare zones, returning shows and haunts, and much more. Let's also discuss our initial thoughts of the event.

We show you all of the locations for live shows, scare zones, and haunted houses for Fright Fest 2018. I also discuss taking advantage of the Flash Sale and checking out other happenings around the park.

Six Flags Over Texas announced this morning that Lone Star Revolution will be making its way to the park for the 2019 season.

We take another visit out to Six Flags Over Texas to enjoy the ending of their summer shows, check out construction and Fright Fest progress, and more.

This jam-packed video looks at construction progress, our speculation for BOTH Fright Fest and the 2019 season, new drink options at the park, a new lanyard option for membership holders, and much more!

New Texas Giant originally opened in 1990 as an all-wooden coaster and was the tallest and fastest in the world. In 2011, however, Rocky Mountain Construction transformed the wooden coaster in to the first-ever hybrid roller coaster: New Texas Giant. New Texas Giant features a 79-degree first drop, speeds of up to 65 miles per hour, and tons of air time elements.