Casa Magnetica

Texas
54" Height Requirement
(None w/Adult)

No Restraints
Low Thrill

Opened 1962
Attraction Type Crooked House

The Crooked House

Casa Magnetica was originally introduced at Six Flags Over Texas during the 1962 season. This classic crooked house walk-through attraction tricks guests with several gravity-defying features. Sitting on a 34-degree angle, Casa Magnetica features an enthusiastic tour guide that creates a number of mind-boggling illusions, including items rolling uphill.

In 1979, Casa Magnetica took on a new theme and was renamed The Lost Temple of the Chisos. However, by 1980, the attraction was renamed back to Casa Magnetica. Six Flags Over Texas closed the attraction in 1997 and it was standing, but not operating through the 2003 season. The attraction reopened shortly in 2004, and again in 2011 for the park’s 50th anniversary celebration.

Please Note: Casa Magnetica is a seasonal attraction.

Casa Magnetica was reintroduced with an updated storyline in 2021.

The main entrance to Casa Magnetica.

Casa Magnetica features many gravity-defying elements.

Ride History

  • 2021

    • Casa Magnetica reopens in April with a refreshed theme.

  • 2011

    • Casa Magnetica reopens one season for the park’s 50th anniversary celebration.

  • 1997

    • Casa Magnetica ceases normal operation.

  • 1980

    • The attraction’s theme and name is reverted back to Casa Magnetica.

  • 1979

    • Casa Magnetica is rethemed to The Lost Temple of the Chisos.

Casa Magnetica features a magic wishing well near the attraction exit.

Much of the newer Casa Magnetica storyline is centered around a mystical peacock.

Casa Magnetica glows at night.

The ride’s covered queue line features themed elements and photo opportunities.

Casa Magnetica was first introduced during the park’s 1962 season.