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Arlington, United States

Flashback is a standard Vekoma Boomerang.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Flashback Six Flags Over Texas

The queue snaking under the entrance road can be seen to the left.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Judge Roy Scream Six Flags Over Texas

The picturesque coaster is named for Judge Roy Bean, a famous Texas figure in wild west times.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Judge Roy Scream Six Flags Over Texas

Judge Roy Scream is completely separated from the rest of the park by the main entrance road and a lake. To access it, riders take an underground tunnel.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Judge Roy Scream Six Flags Over Texas

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Judge Roy Scream Six Flags Over Texas

For the Christmas period Texas Chute Out has been converted into a giant night christmas tree with lights.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Texas Chute Out Six Flags Over Texas

'La Vibora' translates to 'The Viper' in English. The ride's track has been painted in alternating stripes of red, yellow and black to resemble the Coral snake, which is among the most venemous snakes in the United States.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

La Vibora Six Flags Over Texas

La Vibora is a bobsled coaster from Intamin; a rail-less ride where the cars freely glide down the half-pipe track much like a bobsled.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

La Vibora Six Flags Over Texas

These photos were taken at the park during a special period over Christmas where the park reopens during the off-season. About half the park remained closed however, including Texas Giant.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Texas Giant Six Flags Over Texas

Texas Giant is a 1990 wooden coaster. Its layout is essentially a mirror image of Cedar Point's Mean Streak.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Texas Giant Six Flags Over Texas

These giant observation towers seem to have been popular at US parks in the 1970s.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Oil Derrick Six Flags Over Texas

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Superman: Tower of Power Six Flags Over Texas

Three-to-a-side seating means that often seats go unfilled, making the single rider queue a quick way to get on.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Superman: Tower of Power Six Flags Over Texas

The ride offers unparalleled views of the surrounding flatness and water towers.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Superman: Tower of Power Six Flags Over Texas

Superman: Tower of Power is a triple combo-tower from S&S Power.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Superman: Tower of Power Six Flags Over Texas

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Shockwave Six Flags Over Texas

The loop itself has the large round shape and associated strong positive g-forces that Schwarzkopf loops were famous for.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Shockwave Six Flags Over Texas

The coaster has an almost scarily under-supported track. But you figure that in 1978 they had it all worked out, right?

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Shockwave Six Flags Over Texas

One of the early looping rides from steel coaster pioneer Schwarzkopf, Shockwave is unique in that riders are held in only by lap bars.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Shockwave Six Flags Over Texas

Titan is a hypercoaster virtually identical to Colossus at Six Flags Magic Mountain.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

Titan Six Flags Over Texas

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