"The attraction endeavors to educate while entertaining and to promote the park's core message of…read moreconservation and preservation. The wooden-tracked ride features steel supports. The terrain includes small valleys and undulations which the design takes advantage of. A 96-foot lift hill leads into a drop of 100 feet (30 m). The coaster reaches a top speed of 55 miles per hour (89 km/h) while traversing 3,379 feet (1,030 m) feet of track. As the train leaves the station it curves to the right to engage the 96-foot lift hill, another right turn off the lift leads to an atypical straight first drop of 100 feet into a small valley. A straight uphill climb leads to a curving dive to the right as the coaster assumes a more typical GCI layout. According to the designers, the soaring curves mimic the action of a large ray swimming in the ocean. Multiple curves and dips are combined with airtime pops. As the train works its way over to the Rio Grande rapids ride it passes over a section of the channel before heading back toward the station. On the return run, the coaster slices through the support structure of the lift hill then dives into a surprise curved tunnel. Following a few more turns and airtime hills the train returns to the station. The ride time from station release to brake varies but is approximately 1:40-1:50."

This is one of SeaWorld San Antonio's stand-out coasters. Texas Stingray is fast and full of…read morethrills but is not rough, a challenging feat for a wooden coaster.

The ride went down after waiting half an hour, and they don't care. Four times today, four…read moredifferent rides. Waste of time and money.

Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster, like most RMC single rails, is a crazy intense thrill ride…read more However, I could never give it 5 stars because the previous restraints were so painful, they ruined the ride. But Wonder Woman now has reasonably comfortable and more standard restraints, and because of that, I am able to enjoy this ride.

This is one of Six Flags Fiesta Texas's stand-out coasters. Superman is a floorless steel coaster…read morefilled with both speed and inversions.

Superman as if you could be any more Superman with nothing around you as you decent upwards to the…read moretop of the hill of the rock quarry where you suddenly turn and start heading downward towards the bottom of the quarry you see just how awesome this coaster is as it's put in such a awesome scenery that you really can't just stop looking around as our flying about! A floorless coaster of which is built into the surrounding rock quarry you can bet that your in for a ride as well as some sights the layout for this ride couldn't be any better it's built up high into the walls and goes down to the floor where the lake is leaving you not really knowing which way you will end up next! This is one of the best B&M floorless designs I've ridden anywhere it's smooth fast and just all around awesome in many ways this is a super fun coaster so don't miss it as you really can't go wrong flying about like Superman!

I came here with my daughter for a birthday party. I had never been here and it was so awesome to…read morelearn about the history of this place. It's been around since the 1920's and my friend whose daughter's birthday we went to said her AND her Mom had been there before! 2 generations! That was fascinating to me! Apparently they moved it from its original location and now it's next to the zoo and u think it's actually owned by the zoo. It has a very very vintage feel almost spooky lol but it was a very fun experience! My daughter had a blast and I will definitely be bringing her back! One last thing, parking is a challenge! We parked in the zoo free parking next to the brackenridge park and it was so crowded and busy! We eventually found parking. I still highly recommend!

I really enjoyed bringing our daughter here, she's 1.5 yrs old and got to ride almost everything…read more She didn't ride a couple of them cause she was scared but the park is great and the staff are awesome. The staff really do have great patience and are kind to all the children. We came here for a birthday and it was very enjoyable. Just a heads up parking can be crazy.

Took my two toddlers and they loved it. It's a nice slow paced ride. Be cautioned if the smell of…read morethese vehicles nauseates you... just don't sit too close to the conductor's area. There were only two stops this ride, but we have had 4 stops in the past. The staff is friendly and the annual pass is only $25, so a great deal if you'll ride 2-3x in the year. We accidentally spilled a Drink on the seat. I asked for napkins or towels, but the staff were nice and reassured me not to worry about it. Overall, I'd say this is a must, especially if you have littles.

It is a fun train ride, my children really enjoyed going through the park. It is a fun and…read moreinexpensive ride. Two and under go in for free. The staff on the other hand rude. Maybe it's because we were one of the last train rides. We went around 4:30 pm. My daughter stood up because she wanted to sit with her brother in the cart in front of us. This man that worked there told her to sit down, he didn't scream but he spoke to her pretty loudly. I get that they are tired and want to end the day and go home. Maybe they should work somewhere else and not around children.

This is one of SeaWorld San Antonio's stand-out coasters. Steel Eel is packed full of airtime, from…read moreits first drop, to its return to the station.

My family calls this ride the skateboard ride lol. A family of 4 can ride together 2 by 2. The…read moreride swings and turns and rotate a through the air. My newly 6 year old was tall enough to ride and wasn't completely terrified. And I ended up riding this 3 times with them!

This review is mostly for the Aqua Glow event, that takes place from 6 - 11 pm. It overlaps a…read morelittle bit with the regular Aquatica general admission hours that typically end at 7:30 pm. Before the end of general admission hours, my sister and I were able to purchase the last 2 trays of fish to the feed the stingrays before Aquatica ran out by early evening :) ! We absolutely loved Aqua Glow because the majority of visitors from the daytime have gone home, and it's a lot easier to really enjoy the water rides and the pools without dealing with the crowds :) ! We could go on rides multiple times without waiting in long lines, and enjoy the pools without constantly bumping into other people :D ! And when the fluorescent lights come on, the entire water park is truly awesome and amazing to admire all lit up :D ! While we were standing in line for Sting Ray Falls (which for us, was a really short line), we had such a spectacular view of the Sea World fireworks :D ! You can walk barefoot throughout the park if you want to. But I personally think it's much better to have water shoes or sturdy waterproof sandals because not all pavements are smooth. However, you just have to keep in mind that you can't wear flip flops or certain shoes on the water rides, and may have to hold onto them (which is a hassle) or you can rent a locker and lock them up. Most of the small and jumbo lockers were taken. But fortunately, we were still able to rent a large locker (which is obviously bigger than a small locker, but smaller than a jumbo) for $42, and access it multiple times until the end of our rental. If time permits before Aqua Glow finishes on Sept 5, we would absolutely love to come again :D !!

Visited the park this past week because we have the free pre school passes and I have a season…read morepass. I was surprised to learn that parking is a whopping $40 for standard parking & Covered parking is $70! My littles and I walked over to the front gate where the security guards were checking the guests bags, which I appreciated. There was a security guard, whose name I will not post, but I will post his initials GV. He was rudely shouting at the guests to move forward or "get out of the way because you're blocking the line" and "move it lose it people".... In my opinion, Seaworld is very much for younger children (despite them offering a few roller coasters). This type of attitude toward guests should not be allowed, and it should certainly not be the first thing people hear when entering the gates... I was there with my two toddlers. I certainly don't want someone yelling at me to "hurry up or get out of the way." That not something you tell a mom who is trying her best, or any family that just paid $40 for parking + $79 per single daily pass, at MINIMUM . I think he should be talked to and reminded he's not a bouncer, but rather a security guard at a kid/family friendly establishment. We arrived early, so we didn't have to wait long to get in, nor did we have an issue finding a seat. Surprisingly, there were plenty of seats available from open till we left, about 2pm. I was appalled at the price of popcorn (+$11) and the taste was terrible. It was HIGHLY BUTTERED AND SALTED. They sold me on the bucket because it's $5 for refills, but that's still a very high cost for popcorn. Next time I will ask them to make fresh stuff with little to no additives. As it is, it's A terrible snack for kids who are out in the sun all day. The water and ice were free, but you have to find a designated stations for it, which can be difficult for any person, especially those with littles. I think it should be more readily available for guests. I appreciated that the park offered different sections to appeal to the population. There were not many tubes at the lazy river and we sometimes had to wait a while before getting one. I would love for their floats to have bottoms so the littles can sit and enjoy. I, also, appreciated that the lifeguards were available in abundance and seemingly took their job seriously, as I didn't see them playing around or talking and such. I loved the family restrooms and the cleanliness of the restrooms because I understand it can be a challenge in Waterparks. Overall, I would go again and recommend it, but I would caution against the excessive unnecessary costs (parking & snacks/drinks). Overall, my score is based on the security guard at the entrance, and the extremely high cost of everything... which I suppose is expected at a waterpark. I did not get photos because I wanted to respect the privacy of the attendees.