Six Flags Mexico was my last Six Flags Park to visit and it was definitely worth the wait as this…read morereally is one of the best ones in the chain for many many reasons! First let's start off by saying that this park was very clean for Six Flags as I've seen the good the bad and the ugly they were all over the place cleaning things and fixing everything to keep it up as they don't really have an off season so when I visited in early March it was it. The food here is very yummy as they offer a good variety of restaurants where almost all of them accept Dinning Pass so take your pick our favorites here has to the the Table Service Mexican Restaurant in the front of the park as this really is a rarity at Six Flags as they are the only one who has anything like this so it was nice to relax and enjoy some yummy enchiladas, they also have your standard Johnny Rockets here but I must say it was actually good and for me to say that says a lot as they really haven't had the best food at their restaurants in America but the one here in Mexico was quite good for what it is. They have a good variety of rides and roller coasters here with the most popular ones being Medusa Steel Coaster their RMC Hybrid which is definitely up there as one of the best RMC's ever built and Superman Ultimate Escape their Morgan Hyper Coaster this one is packed with airtime and it's just a good ride as you can't go wrong with a Hyper Coaster ever! One thing I really liked was the have random hand washing stations everywhere in the park this is a first for anywhere I've been as it was just very handy and definitely helped cut down on a trip to the restroom when you just wanted to wash your hands before a meal. Their restrooms were very clean for a park and each time I used one I noticed someone in them cleaning and keeping it up which you don't really see all that much at some of their parks in the chain but I must say they definitely did a good job here. Their parking was very different from most parks as you get a ticket and you have to pay it at a kiosk by the exit when you're walking out so plan accordingly before you get to your car. One other thing that's strange here is that they don't let you exit the park as in once your out your out for the day I know most parks do this for special events like Fright Fest but generally not during regular operations so that was definitely a unique experience I'm just lucky I have two passes for Six Flags so I was able to get back in as one is their version and the other is the Cedar Fair version if you have All Park Passport it gets you in here too. If you do plan to visit the park here get yourself a membership so you get discounts free parking and can visit whenever you want I will say if you plan on coming a lot get a Dinning Pass as it will save you a ton of money on food and if you come enough it's worth it, if you plan on going to the parks in America get yourself an All Park Passport as that will get you into all of the Legacy Parks and Cedar Fair parks sadly there's only this one and the Hurricane Harbor here in Mexico so if you don't plan on traveling it's not worth it for you. Overall this was a super good time so much so we spent more than one day here I really hope to get back here again at some point because I really enjoyed my time at this park as it was just awesome all around it's with that I hope to see this park grow and get even more awesome attractions because it's definitely a gem in Mexico City!

This was like a dream come true getting to go to the Six Flags in Mexico City. As for many of us,…read moreSix Flags was a childhood staple of mine. I grew up going to Six Flags great adventure almost every summer. This location did not let down at all. This was my sixth Six Flags and it was wonderful. The rides were exhilarating. I was lucky enough to go during off-season; it was not packed at all on a Tuesday in November. But even still, around 2 PM, the lines did start to get longer with up to a 50 minute wait on the popular ones. Highly recommended to go early as always. They had interesting choices for snacks for purchase. I got the taro ice cream and it was so delicious, definitely something unique. Also tried the churros which were pretty good for an amusement park. I would definitely recommend saving the snacks for towards the end of the day though , don't want to get sick! I'd say if you have about 4 to 5 days in Mexico City, it is definitely worth using one of those days to visit the park. And if you come during the off-season, you can finish the Park in half a day (maybe around 4:30 PM) and still get to do other things. I'm so happy I got to knock this place off my list.

Will Enigma Rooms win an escape room award for the most genius puzzles and story? No, but we did…read moreenjoy it for what it's worth. It was the perfect intro to an escape room for our eight-year-old daughter. For around $20 a person, we booked the room where everything is hobbit-sized since it was more kid-friendly. Staff explained the rules in English and the clues were in English as well as Spanish. Nothing was too complicated, but we did need to ask for a few clues. We solved the puzzle within an hour and had a blast!

Worst escape room ever, no one should should ever come here I've done over 50 all around the world…read moreand never had an experience like this. They spent 15 minutes explaining stupid rules and then told us our time had already started and we get less time. Never experienced this. Avoid at all costs.

While visiting Puebla we had to stop by here. It was a…read moreMUST! We got here a little late.. maybe 8:30p-9p ish But we wanted to come while it was dark out to see all the beautiful lights as well as The Estrella De Puebla wheel light up. There was a very long line while we waited but surprisingly the line goes pretty fast. Price per person $30 pesos VIP (have it to yourself or private group) $300 pesos Which is a cheap price! It was only my boyfriend and I. So we went with a family of 6. One can hold up too 8 people. It goes nice and slow.. it's absolutely beautiful at the top. After finishing the ride we walked down the walkway to where there's a water fountain that changes color and a little ways down there's the famous PUEBLA sign to take pictures by besides the one at the Zocalo.

From the owner: Ven y disfruta de la panorámica que ofrece la Ciudad con "La Estrella de Puebla", parte de un…read moreproyecto integral llamado "Parque lineal" que representa una opción vanguardista para contribuir a fomentar el turismo, fortalecer el tejido social, la convivencia familiar y el acercamiento a la cultura; que incluye el Jardín del Arte que fue recientemente rehabilitado y que actualmente cuenta con 2 restaurantes, 3 lagos artificiales, 2 pistas de trote y un paso elevado de 800 metros.