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Six Flags is the latest attraction offering up freebies for North Texans who give a little blood to help curb the national shortage.

Six Flags Over Texas is kicking off the celebration of its 60th season on Saturday.

Six Flags Over Texas will officially kick off the celebration of its 60th season on Saturday.

Some North Texas businesses and attractions have changed their COVID mask guidelines in light of the CDC’s new guidance for fully vaccinated people.

Discussing Gladney Night at Six Flags taking place on Friday, April 23, with Mark Melson, President & CEO for the Gladney Center for Adoption.

Arlington police are investigating a shooting at Six Flags Over Texas that happened Friday night.

A juvenile was arrested in a shooting that happened outside Six Flags Over Texas on Friday night. Police responded to the parking lot of Six Flags after reports of someone hearing of gunshots. According to investigators, a group of teens began fighting outside the park near the front entrance when one juvenile shot another in the arm. The victim left…

North Texans enjoyed the nice weather at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington. Texas Sky Ranger flew over the spring break crowds Wednesday.

Theme parks like Six Flags Over Texas are preparing to welcome thousands of families in the next week for spring break festivities.

Brad Malone with Six Flags Over Texas joins NBC 5 to explain how the park is preparing to welcome spring break visitors as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

It will be the first big event for Six Flags since Gov. Greg Abbott lifted capacity restrictions and the statewide mask mandate, but the Thrill Capital of Texas said it will be sticking to the same safety protocols that were in place before.

Six Flags Over Texas is introducing the Fire & Ice Winter Festival to kick off the park’s 60th anniversary season in 2021.

If spending your summers at Six Flags Over Texas or Hurricane Harbor in Arlington is a pastime of yours, you’ll still have the chance to do that in 2020, despite the pandemic, NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen reports.

Strict safety rules are in place to ensure visitors can have fun and be safe this summer at Six Flags Over Texas and Hurricane Harbor in Arlington even while we’re in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

If spending your summers at Six Flags Over Texas or Hurricane Harbor in Arlington is a pastime of yours, you’ll still have the chance to do that in 2020, despite the pandemic.

While Six Flags Over Texas has been closed for months, Mario Aleman said he’s still on the hook paying for a membership he’s unable to use.

Six Flags Over Texas and Six Flags Hurricane Harbor have announced plans to reopen the waterpark on June 18 and the theme park on June 19.

If you’re planning a visit to either Six Flags Over Texas, Hurricane Harbor or any other Six Flags park this summer, you’ll likely want to know about steps the parks are taking to improve health safety including requiring guests to wear facial coverings and schedule their arrival times.

Six Flags will require reservations and payment in advance from guests when the parks reopen. The company says the new process will allow parks to plan, clean and ensure safe social distancing ahead of time. The reservation process is not open yet, but will be available once parks reopening dates are announced. Six Flags Over Texas and Hurricane Harbor in…

Six Flags Over Texas and Hurricane Harbor have temporarily suspended operations and plan to open again in mid-May.