Great amusement park and the Christmas festivities they have available are fun. Love the rides and lines aren't too bad. 4 stars because the staff is not very good at their jobs. We were sold season passes when we wanted food passes and it took hours to figure it out
6 Flags Fiesta Texas in San Antonio is full of "try": they staff is trying very well to see to patron's satisfaction, and the food-service staff are trying very well to serve and please. This matters a great deal to me, because I feel appreciated when I am there. The rides are varied and fun, and the mix pleases thrill seekers of many ages (there's good rides for my young'ens and my teenagers and ourselves). For those that live locally, I highly recommend the season passes with the premium food passes too, it makes the park seem like an extension of your San Antonio neighborhood.
Had such a great day at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Went right when they opened and spent a good 6 hours in the park. Road several of the rides and took lots of pictures.
Everyone in the park was extremely friendly and the whole place was clean. Would highly recommend visiting during off-season so you can spend less time in lines and more time on the rides.
I had a great experience here in six flags on the day of my visit. The park was very clean, organized, and the staff is very helpful. The wait line depended on the time of day and the day itself. I went on a Saturday and did not experience any excessive wait times. I was able to get on every ride. The water park is separate from​ the rest of the park, but the admission is included on the ticket you purchase. There is a section for kids.
The rides are enjoyable, my favorite being the Iron Rattler. Went during fright fest when it was open from noon until midnight. Lines are VERY crowded. Waited 4 hours to ride Iron Rattler and the line stayed that way the entire day. They only had 1 train going so it took forever. Other lines weren't that bad. Superman was about 45 minutes at 11pm when most of the people were at the haunted houses. It was cool that the whole park was fogged up and had monsters waking around, although the monsters should be more scary/in your face in my opinion. Haunted Houses were not worth it at all. Wouldn't scare a baby. They make 10 people go in at a time and it's maybe a minute long max. Food lines were over an hour long so we just stuck it out and got Whataburger after we left. Had to go to a gift shop just to buy bottled water. I had a fun time but I wish we could have done more. All in all, place is way too overcrowded.
Best amusement park in San Antonio. Lines can get frustratingly long and food is expensive but if you manage to come during the week you can enjoy the park without the crowds. There is now a water park that alleviates done if the wait time at the other attractions since many people tend to navigate to the water. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing. Buy a locker and eat before you enter the park or leave the park for lunch or dinner.
Favorite place to ride coasters. This time of year in October is Fright Fest. A must to do. 6 haunted houses that are scary and fun. Park is dark and transformed with fog and scary decor. Definitely recommend the fast pass to front of the lines. The lines are long other wise. The employees are friendly and fun.
Understaffed. It took an hour and a half to get my drinks from a huge line, there was only one cashier open. The others were closed. All I wanted was a refreshment since it was in the 100's. Otherwise, the rides are great. I hope for there to be more water rides when it's not summer, Texas is always scorching. Power surge is gone, sadly. But my experience was overall decent. A good way to spend your weekend, just plan things out if it's gonna be hot.
I've been to many amusement parks and this is my favorite. Growing up 30 miles from Disneyland I went all the time in my teens and 20's. I expected Six Flags Fiesta to not be as good but I was wrong. I like Fiesta better. FYI, buying a season pass with dining pass is the best way to do it. And the cost for a full year of rides and meals at Fiesta is about the same as a single day ticket (with no meals) at Disneyland. What a great deal. My family of 6 live nearly 3 hours away and we make the drive (6 hrs round trip) gladly nearly every weekend. That may sound crazy but to us it's worth it. We love this place. The shows are a must see and have won golden ticket awards for 2 decades straight. Very talented singers/dancers and musicians. Rides for all ages, some are award winning. The layout of the park is well designed. Some of the other Six Flags parks that I have been to are more like a maze, but Fiesta has an easy circular flow. Nothing is ever very far away. Summer can be crowded, but the rest of the year lines for the best rides are usually 20 minutes or less. I feel privileged to call this my home park and I'm not alone. There is a cool vibe in the park. People are generally happy, relaxed, and having a good day. Sadly this is usually not the case at other amusement parks I've visited, where people are stressed, worn out, and rushing about trying to navigate the crowds. Fiesta is a gem.
I am in no way affiliated with Six Flags Fiesta. I am just a very happy patron.
Great park. Great rides. Lots of fun. The celebration and fireworks were some of the best. Parking is great compared to other parks. Could use some more shade trees and cover. It gets super hot even on mild days. Otherwise it's great.
Went on a field trip with my child's band. The place was overrun with band kids, something that you would think they would be able to prepare for. Nope. Over an hour in line for an amazingly expensive cheeseburger.
The rides themselves were fine, with the expected lines. But the controllable factors weren't handled, making several of our group have a very unsatisfying experience.
Today my wife and I were chaperones, and took a middle school band to Six Flags. While at the theme park we got an alarming call that one our children needed medical attention. A paramedic named Jonathan quickly picked us up and escorted to the child. US not knowing, the child was diabetic and his blood sugar levels were high. His medicine had been left on the bus and he was beginning to feel ill. Jonathan treated the kid to get him to relax then immediately took us to where the bus was parked to retrieve the child's medicine. What may have been his job felt like he was going over and beyond the call of duty and also made us feel like all that mattered was us. I just wanted to express my appreciation and gratitude because it shows there are still good people out there. Not only did he assist us but did it with a smile on his face the ENTIRE time. My wife and I just wanted to thank you.
We went today and it was so bad.The food was not very good and we waited almost 2 hours and we didn't even get to ride because the ride broke. This place is fun but the employees are not as nice as they can be. My friends and I only went on three rides over a six hour period because of the lines and and technical difficulties. It was a complete waste of my money and I recommend everyone who wants to come here to not even try. We drove over 3 hours here and back for this trash place. I cannot believe this place have a 4 star rating everyone was trying to be nice. I would give this place a negative star rating if I can but the lowest is one star. I wished I never payed for this dumb trip. I was hoping to have fun withh my friends and it was a complete bust. Please before you even come here reconsider your decision and go somewhere else. I waited over a hour for every ride and even food I didn't get to eat after waiting so long.
Awesome staff and amazing management. The president of this park does right by his customers and I never feel like just a number or dollar sign to them. It can get crowded but that's to be expected at an attraction of this size. They do a great job with suggestions on how to avoid crowds if you're not into that. The prices are high, but they seem to always be running sales and deals so keep an eye out for them.