Rent a Bus to Six Flags Over Texas

You finally snagged tickets to Six Flags Over Texas, and you’ve rounded up a big crew to go with you—your buddies from work, your high school graduating class, all the kids in your youth group, and maybe even their families! You can’t wait to hit those roller coasters and see Looney Tunes characters up-close-and-personal, but before you get there, you have to figure out how to get everyone to the park. If you don’t want to spend your whole day leading a caravan of cars through Dallas-Fort Worth traffic or trying to squeeze everyone onto a Greyhound bus, call Partybus.com at 877-563-2133 to book a private Fort Worth bus rental. We can get your group from anywhere in Dallas, Fort Worth, or surrounding areas to Six Flags’s home in Arlington without the stress of parking, and you can even add TVs and WiFi to keep everyone entertained while you travel.

About Six Flags Over Texas


Opened in 1961, Six Flags Over Texas was one of the country’s first theme parks to embrace the idea of “themed lands”—sections of the park decorated to resemble different countries, cities, or historical periods. Today, the park has nine of these areas, including Gotham City (for all things Batman), Bugs Bunny Boomtown (for rides designed for small children), and the USA (which features a replica of the Liberty Bell). The park also boasts more than 40 rides, including 13 roller coasters, so you and your group will definitely find something to get your adrenaline pumping. And if thrill rides aren’t your thing, don’t worry! Six Flags Over Texas also offers gentler rides and shows, such as a carousel, a log flume, and a 4-D movie.

Admission & Passes

Six Flags Over Texas requires you to buy tickets for specific dates, but they don’t need to be for specific times. You can also pay extra for a Season Pass, which grants you unlimited access to the park year-round, as well as free parking. There are different levels of passes—some of which include parking or skip-the-line entry, which can be a great investment if you’re planning on visiting the park multiple times in one year. Groups of 10 or more are eligible for discounted ticket prices. If you’d like to book a group visit for your scout troop, class, sports team, or other large gathering of people, you’ll need to do so at least two weeks in advance by contacting Group Sales at 817-640-8900 x 4950. They can help you plan any educational or corporate team-building programs for your visit.

How to Get There

If you’re coming from within Dallas-Fort Worth, the simplest way to get to Six Flags Over Texas is to take Interstate 30 to Exit 26. You can also take I-20 to Highway 360 South and Exit Division/Six Flags Drive. If you’re driving from further away, check your GPS or use a navigation app to find the fastest route to the park’s main entrance. We understand that you may not want to plan your road trip around the highways and toll roads in and out of the DFW metro area—which is why we at Partybus.com are committed to helping you travel comfortably and safely. When you book a charter bus with us, all you have to do is tell us where you want to be picked up and dropped off. You and your group can focus on listening to your favorite playlist or planning out which rides you want to experience first while a driver handles the rest.

Parking

Six Flags Over Texas requires you to purchase a daily parking pass, and pricing can vary depending on the size of your vehicle and the time of year. As of this writing, it costs about $30 to park a standard-sized car and the same amount to park a charter bus. If you’re traveling with a group of 50 people, you can save money by booking a charter bus and paying to park it rather than driving 10 separate cars. And if you book your group tickets ahead of time, you’ll save on admission as well!

Things to do At the Park

If it’s thrills and chills that you’re craving, you’ll find plenty of excitement at Six Flags. From high-flying swings to hair-raising roller coasters to fast-paced water rides, there’s a lot to get your adrenaline pumping. Kids can run, dance, and meet their favorite cartoon characters at themed areas of the park. And if you’re a foodie, there are several options for sit-down meals and snacks for your group to enjoy. From classic Tex-Mex and Southern barbecue to classic boardwalk hot dogs and ice cream sundaes, you’ll be sure to find food that will please all of your group members.

Best Attractions for Groups with Young Children

Six Flags Over Texas is a magical place for kids! If you’re traveling with little ones, here are the attractions you will definitely want to add to your itinerary:

* Bugs Bunny Boomtown: This section is dedicated to little adventurers under 48” tall. In addition to kid-friendly rides, it has a Baby Care Center and a “Lost Parents” section where children are taken if they’re separated from their guardians.

* Looney Tunes Mall: Meet characters like Bugs Bunny and Tweety Bird, grab some treats at the candy shop, and see a Looney Tunes show at the Acme Looney Tunes Theater.

* Aquaman Power Wave: If your little ones love superheroes, let them ride this kid-friendly roller coaster that will give them a taste of DC Comics thrills before they’re old enough to experience the big ones.

Best Attractions for Teens & Adults

Adrenaline junkies won’t be disappointed with the many adult-centric rides at Six Flags Over Texas. These are just a few of the attractions you should make it a priority to visit:

* Titan: With a 255-foot drop at a 85-degree angle and top speeds reaching 85 mph, this massive hypercoaster is not for the faint of heart.

* New Texas Giant: This award-winning hybrid coaster features a unique blend of steel and wooden coaster design and includes a thrilling 95-degree drop.

* The Riddler Revenge: This bright green pendulum-style coaster sends riders spinning, twisting, and flying up to 70 feet in the air—not the ride to board after lunch.

* Mr. Freeze: Reverse Blast: If you’re a Batman fan, don’t miss this high-speed coaster that shoots you backwards up a vertical incline, hangs you in the air, and then drops you through a corkscrew inversion.

Pro Tips for Visiting


* Arrive early: The park usually gets busy after noon, so try to arrive around 9 a.m. to beat the crowds. If you do arrive early, head to your favorite rides before the lines get long.

* Download the Six Flags App: The app can help you find restrooms, reserve food, and even see the approximate wait times for each ride before you get in line.

* Take breaks: It’s easy to get burned out on rides. Take a break every few hours to have lunch, sit in a shady spot, or watch a performance.

* Pack light: Six Flags doesn’t allow outside food, drinks, or coolers, so leave them on your bus.

* Purchase a Flash Pass: If you have it in your budget, consider purchasing a Flash Pass so your group can skip the long lines at the park’s most popular attractions.

Group Transportation to Six Flags Over Texas

When you charter a bus with Partybus.com, it’s not just about the ride to and from Six Flags Over Texas. A private bus rental can act as your group transportation hub throughout your trip. If you’re coming in from out of town for the weekend, your bus can act as an airport shuttle to take you to your hotel. You can also organize a day trip to other attractions in Dallas and Fort Worth—from the Perot Museum of Nature & Science to the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden—and let a professional driver handle the navigation and parking. You’ll also want to remember the benefits a charter bus can have for your group while inside Six Flags! When you’re ready for a meal, your bus has plenty of overhead storage space to keep your lunch coolers cold. No need to haul everything in and out—just enjoy a relaxing meal in the Picnic Grove, and then grab a drink from the cooler when you’re ready to head back to the rides. Call 877-563-2133 bow to get a quote!