Our latest adventure was a day visit to Frontier City Theme Park in Oklahoma City. Originally opened in 1958, the park boasts 5 roller coasters and many other great attractions. We were also able to enjoy a handful of their summer entertainment options as well as a look at their all-new Timbertown children's area. We highly recommend a visit to this park!

Pink Thing ice cream, created by Blue Bell exclusively for Six Flags Over Texas, has arrived! Head over to the Smith Street Ice Cream Parlor for the tasty goodness that is the all-new Pink Thing ice cream flavor. One scoop of ice cream is currently a snack credit on the Six Flags Dining Pass.

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!

New for 2019, Summer Nights brings life back to Sundance Theatre with a great selection of summertime hits, including “California Girls,” “Walking on Sunshine,” “Soak up the Sun,” and more. Summer Nights also features a live band.

Construction is moving incredibly quickly on the park's not-yet-announced 2020 wooden roller coaster attraction. SeaWorld is also celebrating the 50th anniversary of Sesame Street with a fantastic parade. Electric Ocean is in full swing, featuring specialty decor, live entertainment, and fireworks! Electric Ocean and the Sesame Street Parade last until August 11.

We take a look at The Joker Carnival of Chaos and speculate as to why it hasn't quite opened yet. The park is also doing other construction in the Rockville and Los Festivales park areas. Summer entertainment, including the new Summer Nights and Celebrate! Summer Night Spectacular are also currently playing.

Join us for an incredible look at this year's Coasting for Kids fundraising event at Six Flags Fiesta Texas! We enjoy a fantastic breakfast, exclusive ride time on multiple attractions, and unique tour of the top of the park's quarry walls.

Hey Mr. DJ: Technicolor Beat returns for a second season to the Southern Palace Theatre. This production features songs from the 80s through today, exciting lighting and theatrical effects, and more.

The SPLASH Water Parade, operating twice a day, features 13-foot floats, tons of beads, and a traveling water tower that is guaranteed to soak guests. The first parade each day travels from Gotham City to Mexico. The second parade of the day travels from Mexico to Gotham City.

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!

It is the 1980s at Rockville High. The mischievous students of Rockville are serving detention, supervised by the Assistant Principal. Join them for a performance of chart-topping music, including “The Power of Love,” “King of Pain,” “Hold on Tight,” and much more.

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!

Final construction is taking place at The Joker Carnival of Chaos, with most of the remaining work being minor details. We also check out DC Super-Villains Swing as it is also incredibly close to opening. July 4th Fest is around the corner as we show you where festivities are taking place. Finally, new construction is happening near the park's front gate. What will the new structure be used for?

Standing at 100 feet tall, El Diablo is the tallest ride of its kind in the world. Each ride cycle holds up to 32 guests whom experience a total of 6 inversions. The attraction also features a single-rider line and is equipped for Flash Pass entry.

We head out to Six Flags Over Texas for the Coasting for Kids fundraising event, but also check out new construction happening in the park. We also find SPLASH Water Parade floats in the Gotham City section and take a look at the setup for the park's upcoming July 4th Fest event.

Our first episode in the History of Six Flags Series highlights the world's first-ever log ride: El Aserradero. Built in 1963 by Arrow Dynamics, El Aserradero would go on to revolutionize the theme park landscape around the world!

Pete's Eats, located in Rockville, is one of the park's largest indoor dining locations. Serving up a number of Dining Pass options, Pete's Eats also features a great amount of covered outdoor seating.

I have yet to ride El Diablo! So what do I do? Head out to Six Flags Over Texas to take my first-ever spin on the new attraction. However, lady luck was not in our corner on this day. New things are also taking place over at the downed Harley Quinn Spinsanity ride!

V!BE returns for the 2019 season full of impressive song and dance. This year’s production features songs such as “High Hopes,” “I Just Got Paid,” and “Love so Soft.” V!BE also features a live band.

Fiesta Texas has an number of different Dining Pass snack options throughout the park. What about for those hot days? Check out this great cool treat that can be found at Blue Snowman Ice Cream in Rockville.