Mr. Freeze: Reverse Blast
A launched shuttle coaster that blasts riders backwards out of a dark tunnel up a 236-foot vertical spike at 70 mph.
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Six Flags Over Texas is the original Six Flags park, opened in 1961 and named for the six nations that have governed Texas. The park features 13 coasters including Mr. Freeze: Reverse Blast and the classic New Texas Giant, a legendary wooden-to-steel conversion that redefined hybrid coaster design.
Six Flags Over Texas uses Fast Lane, a single-tier wristband system adopted in 2026 after the Cedar Fair merger. Purchase a wristband to skip standby lines on participating rides at the original Six Flags park.
A launched shuttle coaster that blasts riders backwards out of a dark tunnel up a 236-foot vertical spike at 70 mph.
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