We head out to Six Flags Over Texas on a rainy day to talk about all the improvements, additions and changes we'd love to see in upcoming years at the park. Also, we check out how COVID-19 guidelines and safety procedures are holding up, along with other projects happening in the park.

We head back out to Six Flags Over Texas now that they've been reopened for a couple of weeks. How are safety standards and guidelines being upheld with all the new actions taking place in the state? Also, we take a look at several clues that point to Aquaman: Power Wave not opening until 2021.

Join us for a look at Six Flags Over Texas’ COVID-19 safety policies and guidelines as they reopen to the public. Mobile ordering has also expanded at Six Flags Over Texas, covering over forty dining locations. The latest Aquaman: Power Wave construction update shows halted progress, along with other signs that it may not open in 2020.

Advanced reservations, temperature scans, expanded mobile ordering, virtual queueing and enhanced sanitization measures are just a few of the new policies and safety guidelines coming to Six Flags parks when they reopen to the public.

Six Flags memberships can now be paused for the duration of park closures during the COVID-19 pandemic. Don’t want to pause your membership? Six Flags offers upgraded perks for uninterrupted memberships through the duration of 2020.

The top priority at Six Flags is the safety and the well-being of our guests and team members. Regardless of the environment, this is our top priority every day. We also recognize and understand that you all have concerns about the coronavirus; therefore, I personally want to update you on everything that we are doing to provide a safe environment for you, your family, and our team members.