Six Flags Fiesta Texas transforms 200 acres into the "Thrill Capital of South Texas," featuring 50+ rides, nine roller coasters, and Hurricane Harbor water park just 17 miles northwest of downtown San Antonio. Open seasonally from March through December, the park welcomes over 1.5 million visitors annually with attractions ranging from the spine-tingling Dr. Diabolical's Cliffhanger to family-friendly Looney Tunes areas. While no onsite RV camping exists, nearby options include the San Antonio/Alamo KOA (20 miles southeast) and Guadalupe River State Park (25 miles northeast) with 85 electric sites. Smart RV travelers often park at their campground and take VIA Metropolitan Transit buses 93 or 97 directly to the park entrance, avoiding parking fees while enjoying stress-free transportation to Texas Hill Country's premier amusement destination.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas stands as one of Texas's premier theme parks, featuring world-class roller coasters, thrilling water rides, and family entertainment across themed areas like DC Universe, Crackaxle Canyon, and Spassburg. The park boasts record-breaking attractions, including the world's first single-rail family racing coaster, KID FLASH™ Cosmic Coaster, and the terrifying 95-degree drop of Dr. Diabolical's Cliffhanger. Hurricane Harbor water park offers additional aquatic thrills with slides, pools, and lazy rivers perfect for cooling off during hot Texas summers.
For RV adventurers planning your Six Flags weekend, explore San Antonio RV rentals perfectly positioned for easy park access, or consider Helotes RV rentals just minutes from the action.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas operates seasonally from March through December, with varying hours depending on the season and special events like Fright Fest and Holiday in the Park.
Check the official Six Flags calendar before your visit, as hours change frequently based on weather and attendance projections.
Ticket prices vary by season and purchase method, with significant savings available for advance online purchases.
Pro tip: Season passes often cost just slightly more than single-day admission and provide access to all 40+ Six Flags parks nationwide—perfect for RV road-trippers exploring multiple states.
San Antonio serves as an ideal RV rental hub, with multiple providers offering everything from nimble campervans perfect for Hill Country navigation to spacious Class A motorhomes ideal for extended family adventures.
Most rental locations position themselves within 15-30 minutes of both San Antonio International Airport and Six Flags, utilizing major highways like I-10 and I-35 for convenient access. This proximity means you can land, collect your RV, and reach the park within 90 minutes of touchdown.
Only 17 miles from Downtown San Antonio, Six Flags Fiesta Texas is just off I-10, where you can get to it easily, no matter what you are driving or where your journey originates. While you are in town, stop by one of the attractions in San Antonio like the Alamo Museum or the Tower of the Americas. Be sure to take a walk along the San Antonio River, where they have a promenade filled with shops and eateries.
Reserve parking online before heading to the park, and you will not only get a better deal, but you will also have peace of mind knowing you don’t have to search for a parking spot. You may also want to consider leaving your rig at the San Antonio RV campground you are staying at and taking public transportation, since rig parking at the park may be limited.
Hop on the VIA Metropolitan Transit (bus 93) to Six Flags Fiesta Texas from anywhere downtown on TX-94. You can also catch this bus from Crossroads Mall, where you can leave the RV if you would rather not park in the Six Flags parking lot. It is free to park at the mall, but you will pay a fee to park at Six Flags, and the bus will drop you off right at the park.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas does not offer overnight RV camping on park property. Day parking accommodates RVs in designated areas of the main lot, though advance parking reservations are strongly recommended during peak seasons.
San Antonio's abundant RV infrastructure makes finding quality accommodations effortless. The San Antonio KOA sits just 20 miles southeast with 300 big-rig-friendly sites, full hookups, and amenities including pools, dog parks, and WiFi.
For a more natural setting, Guadalupe River State Park offers 85 water and electric sites just 25 miles northeast, providing excellent swimming, fishing, and hiking opportunities between park visits. Additional options include Alamo River RV Resort, Cascade Caverns Campground, and Rio Guadalupe Resort for varied experiences throughout Texas Hill Country.
Although Six Flags Fiesta Texas is huge, they do not have an onsite shuttle service. However, if you have mobility issues, you are welcome to bring a wheelchair or electric convenience vehicle (ECV) with you. Otherwise, the park rents them just inside the front gate. Strollers are also welcome. Guests can also take the train to get from one place to another. Be sure to pack your comfy shoes, though, because foot travel is the primary mode of transportation within the park.
Texas heat demands smart clothing choices, especially during summer months when temperatures routinely exceed 95°F. Pack lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton and moisture-wicking synthetics. Don't forget swimwear for Hurricane Harbor and a light jacket for evening campsite activities—desert temperatures can drop 20-30 degrees after sunset.
Bring sunscreen (SPF 30+), a wide-brimmed hat, comfortable walking shoes, and a refillable water bottle to combat the intense Texas sun. Small bags are permitted through security, but avoid bringing large backpacks or prohibited items like outside food and beverages.
Stock your rig with grilling essentials for post-park cookouts. Many nearby campgrounds provide fire rings and picnic tables perfect for traditional camping meals. Don't forget foil, cooking spray, and plenty of ice for keeping drinks cold in the Texas heat.
Pack some small bottles of sunscreen and bug spray to carry with you at the park. Even if you apply these before going into the park, it usually dissipates over time or when you get wet, which will happen if you go on the water rides. Be sure to drink plenty of water and if you get too hot, take a break in a shop, restaurant, or show. Remember to pack a first-aid kit for to leave in your camper just in case.
Your mobile kitchen provides the perfect opportunity to enjoy Texas barbecue ingredients from local markets. HEB and Walmart stores operate within minutes of most campgrounds, offering everything from fresh produce to authentic Texas spice blends.
San Antonio's legendary food scene awaits beyond the park gates. Explore authentic Tex-Mex along the River Walk, barbacoa at local food trucks, or upscale dining in the Pearl District—all easily accessible from area campgrounds via VIA transit or short drives.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas features over 25 dining locations serving everything from classic theme park favorites like funnel cakes and turkey legs to healthier options including salads and veggie burgers. Meal plans and all-day dining passes offer value for families spending full days at the park.
The park is security-conscious at every level, from scanning guests at the gates to patrolling the park to watch for suspicious activity. If you don’t want to have to make a trip back to the rig, don’t bring anything with you that is on the no-no list. There is a full list online, but the most common include glass, alcohol, weapons, and selfie sticks. Be ready to go through the metal detector when it’s your turn, so everyone can get into the park and enjoy themselves.
Texas can be one of the hottest states in the country, so it should not surprise you that San Antonio can be extremely hot in the summer. They open in the spring and stay open until December, so if you do not like the heat, make your plans to come in one of the cooler months. March, April, November, and December usually stay in the 70s for highs and 50s for lows. All the other months are typically in the upper 80s or 90s with lows in the mid-70s.
Whether you have just a small cut or a major injury, you can see the medics at the first-aid station. There are trained and licensed medical professionals there to help you no matter what the issue, and if they cannot help, they will get you to the hospital where you can get the treatment you need. There are first-aid stations in Spassburg by Sangerfest Halle and in the water park.
