The park is fairly compact compared to Six Flags Great Adventure which is nice when you're bringing…read moreyounger kids. I was lucky to have came on a fairly slow day. Sept 13, sunday. Park opened at 12pm. It was a heat wave type of day with temps in the high 90s. My kids went on a couple of rides but alot of rides we decided not to go on because the sun made the seats really hot. They should seriously consider putting up tents/shades for the rides. My favorite coasters were the New Texas Giant and Titan. I also went on Mr.Freeze, Pandemonium, Superman,and Tormenta. Tormenta is the newest roller coaster there now but I hated it. The ride was bumpy, not smooth at all and towards the end, when its trying to get back to the station it would stop and go, stop and go, stop and go so many times. If the ride itself didnt give you a headache, that part will. Even though it wasnt busy, wait times for certain coasters and rides were long because they only had 1 car running. Mr. Freeze had a long wait time. Superman had a long wait time even though the app said less than 15 minutes. I waited roughly 30 minutes before i actually got on the ride and that was only because i was a single rider and I asked them if I can cut all the way to the front, after I waited until I was close enough to the front to talk to a worker that was there. I probably cut like 3-5 cars worth of people, each car would take like 8-12 people at a time. There was a good amount of self soda/water refill stations located all over the park. Needs more shade though. My kids (2 and 4yo) enjoyed interacting with the fright fest scary actors. My 4yo was a bit scared at first but the actors were very nice to young kids and gave fist bumps so my kids got very comfortable with them. Even though I was planning on leaving aroubd 7pm, my son wanted to find the "scariest and biggest" monster in the park so we stayed later to walk around the scary atmosphere and we were lucky to find "Cookie and Sparky". The actors mostly concentrate towards the front of the park and Gotham area. My kids enjoyed their day and thats the most important although some things couldve been better. .

I always struggle reviewing businesses and separating the people working (who were great), from the…read morerides (which were sparse) and the location (which was abysmal since it could take over 2 hours to leave the parking lot). So with that said I'd like to level set what you should expect. The park is clean, reasonably priced, and has about 4 rides you'll write home about. The park is mainly limited by space since it's in the greater Dallas area. It was fun and you'll make memories. But it's best to take this park for what it is and not compare it to other parks. It's great for 4-7 hours.

The spectacular runaway mountain brings your senses to a grinding halt. You and thrust into a room…read morefilled with great void. Soon you are whirling in calm, orderly fashion. Short. Sweet. Enjoyable, and a great ride for any new enthusiast.

We went here before the park opened and waited for 30 minutes to rid the ride, but then they ended…read moreup saying it was closed. Anyways the ride itself was just okay as I was not expecting too much. It was dark but you can sort of see where you are going and you go around and around the loop. The decor outside was really side. I probably ride it again, but it is not a ride of the I have to ride sort of a deal.

Holy interactivity, Batman!…read more Kudos to Six Flags for adding a tremendously cool ride themed to everyone's favorite DC comics characters. The premise is that 5/7ths of the Justice League have been captured by the villainous Joker and diabolical Lex Luthor who threaten to take control of Gotham Cit--er, Metropolis. You sit 3 across in 2 rows for a total of 6 passengers per ride vehicle, where everyone gets a different colored 'blaster' (e.g. purple, green, red, blue). Designed and manufactured by Sally Dark Rides, JL:BFM combines the theme park technology of a motion simulator on a track with the arcade fun of a light-gun shooter (think Time Crisis or House of the Dead). You're given the cheap-o 3D glasses before you board, which are needed to interact with the EIGHT digital 3D screens during the ride. Yep, that's 8 times you and five other 'recruits' are shooting at bad guys on interactive screens--some as big as 30ft wide--in an effort to rack up the most points. The gun accuracy is surprisingly good, but then again the ride's new, so I'm sure it'll fade over time. There's a nifty animated video that runs in the queue (featuring an especially deranged Joker.....is that you, Mark Hamill??) and a most excellent animatronic of Cyborg, the least-known/cared-about member of the Justice League. 'The Amazing Adventures of Spider Man' [IOA, Orlando] is still the motion simulator ride by which all others are judged, but this is a pretty damn good effort on Six Flags' part. ____________ i can haz mini rant? okay i haz rant now: So I created a page for JL:BFM a few days prior to riding it, but lo and behold some jerkface by the name of "Jack G" sneaks up and totally hijacks my first review. Not only that, but he has the gall to write a 1-star on how simply unbearable the wait is. Face the facts, Jack, amusement park rides usually involve you WAITING IN LINE. Also, brand-new rides, like this one here, will have even longer lines because it's hot and it's new and it draws way more guests. Technical difficulties notwithstanding (which CAN happen from time to time, there's a lot of moving parts involved, deal with it), once you're in line, you *don't* leave for any reason. You sent your son to refill the water bottle [thus exiting the line] and were surprised that park security told him he couldn't linejump to rejoin you? GOOD. That means they're doing their job. Obviously you don't read so well, because ".....linejumping or rejoining the ride line for any reason is strictly prohibited and will be enforced." Oh, and thanks for leaving such a nicely detailed description of the actual ride experience.....not. Idiot. 'this is stupid I have to wait in line for a ride, durrrr'. What did you expect, dude? 0% downtime on every ride in the park? C'mon. _____________ Raging aside, this is a spectacular ride that's fun for all ages and is a great way to stay cool on a hot Texas day (indoor = air conditioning). I HIGHLY recommend that park guests give Justice League: Battle For Whatever a go-round, even if the wait times are upwards of 1 hour. And don't despair Missourians, Six Flags St. Louis just installed a clone of this at your park! Happy shooting :)

Very interactive and in general fun; had good action and the AC was phenomenal to beat the heat;…read moreline was okay with too loud sound but the ambiance was amazing. Would ride again! Perfect kids ride.

I am a huge fan of mine trains and Runaway Mine Train did just the job. This was one of my first…read moreroller coasters when we visited SFOT, and while everyone is always asking "Why are you riding a kids roller coaster?", it's important to think about the history and traditions these mine trains have. The layout is pretty similar to Dahlonega Mine Train back at SFOG, maybe not as intense, but I did like the scenery of the ride, as it looked like we were in some forest. It's a great way to start your day at the park -- of course, yes there are some jerks and turbulence, but that's the beauty of a mine train. If you are a true roller coaster fanatic, you will also appreciate the beauty of mine trains and I hope they will never go away.

Not my favorite ride but I get on here because this is the only ride my sister will get on without…read morecrying (mind you she is 21!). There is always a long line but most of the time it goes by quick! The ride itself is not scary at all so I say is a good 'beginner' coaster to ease on to the big ones. What i like is that at the end of the coaster you have the saloon you go through and depending on the holiday the employees dress up the mannequins. From my understanding, this was the first tubular roller coaster in the park. There is a historical plaque right by the entrance that details the history of the roller coaster.

I thought the Twisted Cyclone would be my favorite wooden roller coaster to date, but The New Texas…read moreGiant might have beaten that. This whopping coaster was so smooth that I felt like it was a steel roller coaster. I believe this is also the tallest wooden roller coaster I have ridden with the steepest drop as well. I LOVE wooden roller coasters, mainly because I am one of the few people that love the turbulence on a wooden roller coaster. While the turbulence was close to none, I did not miss it at all because that's how great this roller coaster was! I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it, including the tall steep drop and it's near-loops and near-inversions. Definitely a roller coaster that is on top of my list!

It said 60 minute wait when we got in line, 3 hours later finally got to ride it. They kept letting…read moreLightening Lane people in at a 5 to one ratio even though one set of cars was down! Great ride but does not make up for poor maintenance and lack of responsibility for customers. Just a bunch of kids with no adults to lead them to a plan that would benefit all!

Skyler was amazing. He went above and beyond. He was so good with our 10yr old girl. Great…read moreemployee made the experience great. 5 stars

We arrived hoping to race. Nobody answered back my many "are you open". Place is small. The ac was…read morenot on. Felt hot. Research showed several gokart places but this one was closest to our hotel. Bad choice. After ordering uber after 10 minutes someone showed up to see if we needed something. Didn't see anything else but the small track. Hopefully employees will become more aware of potential customers.

We had a great time at Hurricane Harbor. The park was clean, the rides were fun, and the staff was…read morefriendly. It was a great place to cool off and spend the day with family. We will definitely be back.

When you have people giving you incorrect information, it's beyond annoying. I'd rather you tell…read moreme, "I don't know" than to make up an answer. Went around 3pm on a Thursday and getting in to park was the easiest part of the day. We walked in and tried to scan our cards and the girl tells me one of my cards is just for parking and the other card is invalid. She continues to look at me until I finally asked "do I need to go to guest services?" And she mumbled a yes. Get to guest services and you can see plenty of people inside but only one window is being utilized. An employee finally comes to the window and I explain what happened in line, he goes above and beyond trying to help me get the situation resolved. He takes a picture of what he has just in case and thankfully he did as when I went back into line, the card on the app still didn't work. This girl looked confused but she called someone over to help her and we got it resolved. I was surprised to find a chair but if I tell you the chairs are sitting on top of each other so be prepared to get to know your neighbor. So apparently we haven't come in a while as when I got into the lazy river I was looking for tubes only to find out you have to rent them! $15 for a single tube and you can't bring your own. Also not a fan of the you can only enter/exit at certain spots. Wave pool - yeah, no tubes allowed in there. You have grown folks using life vest to float on or grown folks with life vest on to float in the deepest end. You can't bring any outside food or drinks in but are welcome to go to your car and come back in to continue your day. As I said, it's been a minute since we came although we are season card members however my 17 year old was ready to go, said he could have more fun at the local pool.

As long as you know what this is, you will be fine!…read more It's an adventure park type setup with varying levels of access based on how much you want to spend. They don't take cash so plan ahead (they do have e a machine that will convert your cash to a card if you need). We got the basic package (blue) for my ten year old and 13 of his friends for a birthday. We only stayed about 2 hours and for the blue pass that seemed like plenty. The kids got to do bumper cars, the battle area (like laser tag but with foam balls), the slides, the ball pit, the jumping area, and a few others I'm sure I'm forgetting. All in all the spot is clean, staffed well and a fun kids entertainment spot. We didn't do the zip lining or ropes courses but we didn't feel like we missed out on anything either.

Bolder is a fun place to bring family and friends to be active. They have so many choices for an…read moreactive family. They have tubing slides, jump pad, play area for young children, bumper cars, blast arena and arcade. They also have a mining area, archery, rope courses and Zipline. There is an area for birthday parties as well as a cafe with ample seating for families. Check in service was pretty quick when we arrived but we did fill out the waivers online as well as purchase tickets. We will be back.

Pandemonium was my first ride when visiting SFOT, as it is close to the entrance of the park. I've…read moreseen similar rides like this at Great Adventure and Carowinds, but one in this style does not exist at Six Flags over Georgia -- my home park. With that being said, I was pretty excited to try this ride. It doesn't deliver the most thrills, but it definitely is interesting with all the spins and sudden jerks and twists, and it's a fun little ride to start out your day. I'm glad the spins weren't too intense, or else -- I would have gotten very dizzy. It's definitely fun -- there was absolutely no line when we visited and we were able to ride right away. I would definitely check out this ride again.

This line does get long and it does rotate quite a bit. They did a recent paint job and Six Flags…read morehave been maintaining their rides like this like updating paint job to some of the older rides which is great to see. The ride does break down quite a bit. There is a single rider line to this which is near the fast pass lane. You will get motion sickness on this ride. Not my favorite ride of the park.