Several ride-related projects are taking place around Six Flags Over Texas. Work continues on the new turntable addition for Aquaman: Power Wave, Mr. Freeze: Reverse Blast is currently receiving a fresh paint job and a new entrance and facade has been constructed for the upcoming Pirates of Speelunker Cave attraction.

Aquaman: Power Wave has officially been confirmed as the park’s new attraction for 2020! Crews have completely cleared out the former site of Aquaman Splashdown and the first shipment of parts for the all-new Mack Rides PowerSplash attraction has arrived.

Work has rapidly progressed on Aquaman: Power Wave, Six Flags Over Texas’ 2020 addition, as one of the ride’s 148-foot-tall spikes, along with track pieces and other elements have been constructed.

More footers have been poured for Aquaman: Power Wave. Crews have also prepped more footers to be poured in the near future and new equipment has also arrived to the construction site.

Aquaman: Power Wave construction continues to move forward as footers are now being poured at the ride’s future site.

Aquaman Splashdown has been completely dismantled and removed from its former home at Six Flags Over Texas. A few other surrounding park elements have also been demolished in the process.

The demolition of Aquaman Splashdown continues at a rapid pace. The ride’s lift hill has been deconstructed, along with the bottom of the main drop. The trough that once held water for the attraction has been transformed into a pile of dirt and debris.

Extensive construction walls have been placed around the perimeter of Aquaman Splashdown. The pathway from Majestic Theatre to Bugs Bunny Boomtown has been closed off, also ceasing operation of Cloud Bouncer and the Six Flags Railroad.

The removal of Aquaman Splashdown pieces continues as ground work around El Diablo begins to clear for the upcoming installation of the queue line.

A closer look at construction progress on El Diablo, including the reopening of the park’s Spain section for Spring Break.

We visit Six Flags Over Texas on a rainy day to see the beginning stages of El Diablo construction as well as progress on the all-new Chop Six and Smith Street Ice Cream Parlor locations.

A look at Harley Quinn Spinsanity’s progress and general environment as well as the brand new restaurant soon coming to the park’s Gotham City section at Six Flags Over Texas.

The station of The Joker at Six Flags Over Texas and other pathways begin to take shape. Ride vehicles have also been installed.

The Joker coaster track is being installed as the ride structure begins to take a recognizable shape at Six Flags Over Texas.

More progress takes place on the park’s new 10-attraction package as La Fiesta de Las Tazas shows up in the parking lot, installation begins on Rodeo, and much more.

Progress continues to move at a quick pace for the park’s new 10-attraction addition. We also take a look at a couple of upcharge attractions that have been removed from the Tower section.

Another early look at the 10-attraction package coming to Six Flags Over Texas for the 2006 season.

A look at the early progress on Six Flags Over Texas’ 10-ride package for their 45th anniversary coming in 2006.