Rodeo

Information

	Texas
	54 Inches (48 Inches w/Adult)
	Lapbar Restraints
	High Thrill

Statistics

Opened	April 28, 2006
Ride Type	Breakdance
Bulls	16
Riders Per Bull	2
Manufacturer	Huss

Former Location

Prior to being at Six Flags Over Texas, Rodeo actually called Six Flags Great Adventure home. The ride was installed at Great Adventure in 1999 as a part of their "War on Lines" initiative.

In 2005, Six Flags Great Adventure announced that they would be installing a brand new wooden roller coaster, El Toro, for the 2006 season. Rodeo was eventually shipped to Six Flags Over Texas. Rodeo made its debut in 2006 as part of a 10-attraction package for the park’s 45th anniversary.

Ride History

2006

Rodeo is installed at Six Flags Over Texas after being transported from Six Flags Great Adventure.

Construction Updates

Featured

Apr 23, 2006

45th Anniversary 10-Attraction Package (Update 10)

Apr 23, 2006

Construction continues at a quick pace on the 45th anniversary attraction package. Many ride signs have now been placed as crews begin to work on landscaping and other details.

Apr 23, 2006

Apr 16, 2006

45th Anniversary 10-Attraction Package (Update 9)

Apr 16, 2006

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.

Apr 16, 2006

Mar 26, 2006

45th Anniversary 10-Attraction Package (Update 7)

Mar 26, 2006

Many of the park’s new, upcoming attractions have been installed onto their pads. Work also progresses on the relocation of the El Sombrero attraction to Mexico.

Mar 26, 2006

Mar 5, 2006

45th Anniversary 10-Attraction Package (Update 4), Texas Giant Improvements, Opening Weekend Changes

Mar 5, 2006

Many ride pads have been constructed for the new 10-attraction package. We also take a look at Texas Giant improvements and other changes from opening weekend of the 2006 season.

Mar 5, 2006