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.

This is a fun ride that is indoor. The line was not long and it moves really quickly. Yes it is a…read moreclone like the other parks. My wife tends to score well on the game, I must know her secret as she does well on these types of rides. It is a fun ride for the family and even though it is just a clone, it is always fun to go on and relaxing.

The paint may be faded, and it looks a bit rundown, but this Schwarzkopf double-looper from 1978 is…read morestill my favorite ride in the park.

This Schwarzkopf looper stands the test of time, as it not only remains Six Flags Over Texas's best…read moreclassic coaster, but one of their best coasters, second only to New Texas Giant and maybe Titan and Mr. Freeze. However, because it is a classic coaster and is relatively hidden in the back of the park, it often has much shorter waits than these newer thrill coasters. Happy 45th anniversary, may Shock Wave continue to thrill riders for 45 more years!

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 think this ride is okay for an oldie but it can be rough around the edges as it can be janky on…read morethe corners. I just ride this just to ride this. I do like the cool theming on some of the parts. But I sometimes ride it because the line is pretty short. It does go by pretty quick though and operations are good.

This ride is AMAZING. I'm a child and went on it alone. It was very intense but not scary. My…read morebrother and dad were to scared to go on it, but I thought they'd be fine. My only problem was the sheer amount of g-forces that are on this ride. Just before the vehicle went into the tunnel, my head shot forward. My other complaint is that the chain lift gave my watch a decibel warning of 90db. Overall, the Ride is one of my favorites out of the park, and the Ride is pretty short most days.

While I did love the Titan, I did feel that it was a bit too intense for me. It is an amazing ride…read moreand a must-ride if you are a thrill seeker, but there was one point in the ride where I blacked out because of the g-force and I did get a little lightheaded after the ride. Nevertheless, Titan is a masterpiece over at Six Flags over Texas, and is definitely worth checking out. Being nearly 250 feet high and reaching speeds as fast as 90 mph, this hyper coaster beats Goliath in SFOG, and is one of the flagship rides of the park. Though because of the intensity, I don't know if I can ride more than once in one sitting... Maybe I am just getting old.

Very uncomfortable!! FAST!! SHORT!!! LONG LINES!!! Lines took about 30min just to get on, while the…read moreride was only 10sec!!

This used to be my favorite ride, but now it gotton really bad and rough over the years. Maybe we…read moreshould sit on the other side and more towards the front. Mr. Freeze lives up to the name in the front queue, but heading where you wait in line to go in the roller coaster cart it is super hot and humid in there. Okay the ride itself well, it is rough and shaky as I got a little sick on the ride. I remember this ride being smooth, but age as shone it's time. I will try sitting up more towards the front instead of the back to see if it is better. The one in St. Louis is actually better now.

This is the kiddie version of the Mine Ride. While we were in line for this one the actual Mine…read moreRide went down for maintenance so at least we got to do this one. For kids this one is really exciting! The drops are of course short but it speeds up when you are going straight and that was a lot of fun even for me. I'd totes ride this again even without kids and I saw plenty of teens and adults riding it as well.

Its a good ride for both kids and adults but it's really good for kids cause it's not a kiddie…read moreride. It's really fun and has everything an adult ride has, its just not as aggressive as adult rides.

Such a fun place for an afternoon activity with small kids in DFW!…read more My friend and I brought my niece for the afternoon to the Peppa Pig Theme Park. Parking was easy (around $6) and all of the staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly! The park is pretty small, but easy to navigate and pretty clean. There's about 5 rides, a playground, and a splash zone. We did all the rides and some time in the playground, which took around 2ish hours. They also do free shows with Peppa that were fun and covered from the heat! I took one star off due to the price. The ticket was expensive ($30ish) for such a small park and the food/drinks were expensive too. Luckily, you can bring your own food and drinks, which is what we did!

Somewhat feels like a little bit of a waste of a theme park area knowing what this was before &…read morewhat could have been with an update if it has remained a mini golf place. To my surprise there were QR codes to pay for parking, though no real verification system was taking place. When we went the splash pad was where most kids ended up being, the little coaster was fun ... And there was a sand area kids could play in. Though even with the little one with the mom friend we met up I could tell that on a non busy time that at best you could get an hour or two here depending on if you sat in the cafe to get out of the heat and grab something to eat. The cafe was nice, slice of pizza were decent enough for theme park food. Because we had a little one with their mom we met up with and my 11 y/o tow my 11 year old was over it after the two rides my kid rode with my friends little one, which was walk on, and the couple mins it took us to walk around. So we ended up saying bye to my friend after only 20-30 minutes while she stayed to let her kid burn energy at the splash pad. Luckily we had a pass that took care of our tickets other wise I would have made my kid stay longer to be buddy to my friends little one. Honestly unless your kiddo is just that big of a Peppa Pig fan, I would save the cash and go to the free splash pads and parks in the area if my kids were of the correct age group for it.

Fun little open-air train that starts near the Fort Worth zoo and follows a 40 minute out and back…read moreroute along the trinity river and Trinity Park. Beautiful views and a pleasant ride, if you're willing to sacrifice a bit of comfort. My 6'1" husband's legs barely fit in the train and my butt was numb by the end, but it was a small price to pay for the joy of the ride. My kids thought it was the most fun thing they'd done in a while, and we do lots of fun things. Whether or not you consider this to be an expensive activity probably depends on how many kids you have. I read a few reviews that thought this was cheap fun, but we paid $37 for our family of 7. Ouch! FYI the current prices (as of Feb 2020 anyway) are $5 per kid and $6 per adults. CASH ONLY. FYI: I think there used to be two pick up stations but the day we went the train was only picking up from the zoo station. The train left every hour on the hour, with the last departure at 4pm. The train was definitely full to capacity, so I would advise arriving 15 min before departure so you can be there when the previous train arrives and snag your seats together.

CORRECT ADDRESS: 1700 Colonial Parkway…read more CASH ONLY! My 2 year old loves this train! The train comes approx. every hour. They can close up if it gets too hot (100 degrees or more, or super cold/bad weather) you can call of you are unsure. Their website also provides the times/days they are open, seems to change every season. Even on hot days when the train is moving you usually get a nice breeze, you go over bridges and can count turtles in the eater, under bridges, through parks and wave at the people and bicyclists. It stops about halfway through and you can grab a drink, snacks or ice cream, they only stop for about 5 minutes though. DO NOT hold up the train, a lady was halfway in a train car waiting for the rest of her family and got yelled at in front of everyone by the conductor. They have a schedule to keep, be considerate!