New Texas Giant: Ride Details and Six Flags Visit Tips

Six Flags Over Texas is at 2201 Road to Six Flags, Arlington, TX 76011. On the official park map, New Texas Giant is attraction 21 in the Texas area. Titan is also in Texas, while Shock Wave is in the Tower area.

The map can help you group rides by area. It also marks Guest Relations, accessibility information, lockers, stroller and wheelchair services, First Aid and restrooms. New Texas Giant has a minimum height requirement of 48 inches.

Six Flags lists New Texas Giant as introduced in 1990, with Dinn Corporation and Rocky Mountain Construction named as its manufacturers. The park map identifies the ride and its location, but the supplied ride details do not specify its duration or other ride characteristics.

Before queuing, check the ride restrictions and loose-article rules. Six Flags says unsecured items such as phones, keys and bags may lead to removal from an attraction or ejection from the park if ride rules or the Code of Conduct are not followed.

For disability-related or ride-access questions, contact Guest Services, consult the Guest Accessibility Guide or ask a park employee. Six Flags says its ride policies incorporate manufacturer guidelines and Americans with Disabilities Act requirements.

Shock Wave

Shock Wave is attraction 2 in the Tower area. Six Flags lists it as introduced in 1978 and made by Schwarzkopf. Riders must be at least 42 inches tall. The park describes back-to-back inversions and turns at 60 miles per hour.

Titan

Titan is attraction 26 in the Texas area, near New Texas Giant on the park map. Six Flags lists it as introduced in 2001 and made by Giovanola. Its minimum height requirement is 48 inches; the park describes it as 245 feet tall, reaching 4.5 Gs, with a ride time of 3 minutes and 20 seconds.

Six Flags offers date-selected daily admission, along with season passes, memberships, group tickets, military and first responder tickets, and special offers. The park recommends buying tickets and parking online before your visit. Card payments are accepted only at park locations, including restaurants, retail stores, games, ticket windows and parking toll booths.

Hours depend on the visit date, and ride availability can change. Check the official site before you go for the park calendar, operating hours, ticket details and ride information. You can also review the park’s guidance on height requirements, loose articles, ride restrictions, and restrictions for guests with casts or prosthetic devices.

From 1902 Studios, New Texas Giant is about a 17-minute drive. Shock Wave is about a 12-minute drive, and Titan about a 16-minute drive. If you’re driving, the park recommends purchasing parking online before your visit.

Check the park calendar for your chosen date, then use the map to locate New Texas Giant and the other rides you want to visit.

Leave time to review height and ride restrictions, and plan how you’ll handle loose belongings before boarding. For ideas on other local outings, see how to plan a Globe Life Field visit and find parking and the Choctaw Stadium visitor guide.