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Today the park hosted a content creator day that included behind the scenes looks at Road Runner Express and Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger. At one point Josh Parisher explained why Six Flags chooses to run one train ops or close coasters for the day. It’s a combination of things like guest attendance forecasts, weather forecasts, and annual rides maintenance schedules. We were unexpectedly gifted roller coaster wheels from Superman! We were also allowed to film on Road Runner and Iron Rattler with approved wrist-mounted cameras. The full video is on my YouTube channel

Today, June 4th, a group of 4+ people were removing the LED panels from an SBNO attraction (Six Flags doesn’t like when people talk about it. That’s why I’m not naming it). I don’t know if it’s being fully disassembled. Iron Rattler, Road Runner Express, and Chupacabra were open today! The water has returned to Wonder Woman, and a new spin the wheel game has appeared next to the Hurricane Harbor shop. They have most sizes of Werewolf Gorge merch, but you might have to look through the whole rack for it. They put the largest size on the front. S, M, L are towards the back. I would make a vlog, but today’s footage was lost due to iCloud not backing up today’s files when trading in my phone. All I have are the IG stories. See y’all at rodeo!

SIX FLAGS FIESTA TEXAS UNLEASHES WEREWOLF GORGE, THE WORLD’S LONGEST FAMILY LAUNCH ROLLER COASTER
 
Record-breaking new coaster set for the park’s 35th anniversary season features four launches, 32 airtime moments and unmatched family thrills.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas (May 30, 2026) — Six Flags Fiesta Texas today announced Werewolf Gorge, a first-of-its-kind family launch roller coaster that delivers record-breaking thrills, immersive storytelling and a dynamic multi-generational experience unlike anything else in the world.
 
Combining a unique mix of ride elements not found together on a single attraction — including four launches, a mid-course rollback and a 39-inch height requirement — Werewolf Gorge represents a true industry first and sets a new benchmark for family thrill attractions.
 
Set to become the world’s longest family launch coaster and the longest roller coaster in park history, Werewolf Gorge stretches an impressive 4,120 feet and delivers an exhilarating two-minute, 36-second adventure, featuring four launches, speeds up to 45 mph and the highest number of floater airtime elements ever incorporated into a family roller coaster. Manufactured by Vekoma, the coaster brings together a unique blend of launches and airtime to create a standout experience in the family thrill category.
 
Blending high-energy thrills with broad rider appeal, the new attraction underscores Six Flags Fiesta Texas’ continued investment in innovative experiences families can enjoy together.
 
“This is a defining addition to Six Flags Fiesta Texas,” said Robert Bustle, park manager at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. “Werewolf Gorge brings together storytelling, innovation and a bold combination of ride elements that truly sets it apart. It delivers an experience that is approachable for families, yet unmatched anywhere in the world.”
 
A STORY-DRIVEN THRILL EXPERIENCE
Werewolf Gorge places guests at the center of a mysterious Texas quarry steeped in legend and inspired by the park’s real quarry setting. What begins as a guided tour aboard a rugged mining train quickly transforms into a high-speed escape through twisting terrain as riders encounter a centuries-old werewolf curse.
 
Throughout the experience, riders will navigate:
Four launches that propel the train through quarry walls and dense pine groves
A 40-foot drop and 85-foot elevation change integrated into the terrain-driven layout
32 floater airtime moments, delivering a dynamic and weightless ride experience
Near-miss moments with towering werewolf figures and immersive scenic elements
A climactic finale through a crumbling quarry structure filled with shadowy movement and glowing eyes
 
The attraction features a fully realized environment that extends beyond the ride itself, immersing guests from arrival to exit. As part of Jasper Bunyan’s roadside attraction, guests will experience themed queue spaces including the Museum of Cryptids and Werewolf Museum, adding depth, humor and world-building to the overall experience.
 
EXPANDING FAMILY THRILLS IN SAN ANTONIO
With its focus on accessible thrills and high-capacity excitement, Werewolf Gorge continues the park’s strategic investment in family attractions while adding a new signature coaster to its award-winning lineup.
 
The ride also introduces a new story world centered around Jasper Bunyan, an eccentric entrepreneur who transformed a forgotten quarry into a roadside attraction filled with cryptid lore, interactive exhibits and unexpected danger lurking beneath the surface.
 
A LEGEND REVEALED
Six Flags Fiesta Texas has teased the arrival of Werewolf Gorge since 2025 with cryptic full moon activations throughout the park. The attraction was officially revealed during a special evening presentation on May 30, intentionally timed under a rare blue full moon to align with the attraction’s supernatural theme.
 
Guests experienced a high-energy production inspired by the ride’s storyline, culminating in a dramatic unveiling that brought the legend to life. As guests exited the presentation, the experience continued overhead with a choreographed drone display forming the shape of the new attraction’s logo, delivering a memorable finale to the announcement event.
 
COMING SOON
Werewolf Gorge will debut at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in 2027 as part of the park’s 35th anniversary season. The best way to experience Werewolf Gorge — along with everything Six Flags Fiesta Texas has to offer — is with a Gold Season Pass or Membership, providing access to multiple parks across the region, including Schlitterbahn New Braunfels, home to the new Wasserbahn Racers, and Six Flags Over Texas, where the record-breaking Tormenta Rampaging Run will debut. A limited-time Memorial Day Sale has been extended through June 7. For more information, visit sixflags.com/fiestatexas.

Here is the official sign of what’s replacing Bubba’s in Crackaxle Canyon!

It appears the rumors of a Mexican restaurant replacing Bubba’s Cafe in Crackaxle Canyon are true. These pics were taken today