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Mexico & Spain

Mexico and Spain formed 2 of the original 6 areas of Six Flags over Texas when it opened in 1961. Although commonly thought of as a single combined area today, Mexico and Spain house some of the park's oldest (El Sombrero and El Aserradero) and unique (La Vibora, Casa Magnetica) attractions. As one of the park's original sections, Mexico and Spain also offers plenty of shade and natural, undeveloped beauty.

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Roller Coasters

• La Vibora

Rides

• Casa Magnetica (limited opening)
• Conquistador
• El Aserradero
• El Sombrero

Dining

• Flags Funnel Cakes
• Rancho de Pollo

Shopping

• Caricatures
• Casa de Six Flags
• Mercado de la Plaza
• Indian Village

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