Six Flags

Six Flags Over Texas' 15th coaster will be a first of it's kind water coaster.

There are still plenty of things to do in East Texas on this unofficial last weekend of summer.

Standing tall for 50 years, the orange oil derrick at Six Flags Over Texas will be celebrating the milestone birthday on May 24th.

We'll be celebrating roses and yams and catching free movies outdoors and more this weekend in East Texas!

Looking at the calendar, summer is not that far away and we will soon be looking for ways to escape the heat and to soak up the sun! A great place to do both is at the closest water park!

Summer is here and it's time to ride the roller coasters with your hands in the air proving you're not scared to ride! Roller coasters are the central attraction to any good theme park and there's not a shortage of them all within a days' drive of East Texas!

One of my favorite things to do in the entire world is to ride roller coasters! Thankfully I live close enough to Six Flags Over Texas that I can get my fill of thrills just about any time I want and there's a new one opening this spring too!

Your perfect Christmas tree could win you tickets to Six Flags Over Texas for Holiday in the Park! Click here for all the details.

You'll head up 180 feet before plunging down at an 85-degree angle and at an amazing 72 mph.

A woman has died while riding a roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington.

Before summer runs out on you, 96X and Fenton Honda of Longview want you to have some summer fun! You could be playing in the sun and soaking up the rays at Splash Kingdom Water Park in Canton, Hurricane Harbor in Arlington or at a Schlitterbahn Water Park in New Braunfels of Galveston!

One of Six Flags' most recognizable rides, the "Texas Chute Out," which has been a part of the Arlington Skyline since 1976, is no more.