You know its bad when you've resorted to waiting for the ferris wheel

Wind: exists Every coaster at Fiesta Texas: Ight imma close

I mean hey at least they took responsibility and closed rides when the wind was too dangerous for it. *looking at you alton towers*

“After all, its not Six Flags America” This broke me XD

It seems like literally everyone who went had a bad day at Fiesta Texas this year, not the case in previous years but this year everyone just hated it

at least people aren’t dying because of the wind 👐

Nobody: Six Flags Fiesta Texas: Are you ready to have a bad time

My family took a big trip to Cedar Point this summer, but I couldn't go because I had to work. It was my 10 year old brother's first trip to the park and he is a huge roller coaster fan and was so so excited. They got to the park, rope-dropped Steel Vengeance, but still had to wait in a two hour line. They were standing on the loading station, next in line for it, when a thunderstorm popped up and they had to close the ride. They waited an hour on the loading station, and then the ride operators kicked everyone out of line, so they lost their spot. Everything was closed and there were power surges, so nothing opened in the whole park until 5 pm that day. Steel Vengeance never reopened, Dragster never reopened. They managed to ride Millenium Force and a couple of flat rides but didn't get any other big credits the entire day. It was such a bad day that when my dad went to customer service, they gave him free tickets and free parking for a return trip. I was able to go for the return trip, and it was on a crazy busy Saturday during Halloweekends (we never go to parks on weekends but it was the only time we could fit the 8 hour round trip in). When we went to exchange our vouchers for the tickets, they also gave us free fast passes. The park was near capacity, but we managed to ride everything two or three times on a gorgeous fall day. In the end, it was completely worth it (especially for me who didn't have to deal with the first trip!).

March 23 was the worse day ever from an employee standpoint. And I remember this day. It was very ugly

This is my home park and it's not normally like this. Usually every ride is open and lines are only this long in the summer or holidays. Just had some bad luck I guess

Sounds like Jesus wasn’t happy with you going to SFFT on the day of his crucifiction

Craziest thing to me: nowhere in SF FIESTA Texas in SAN ANTONIO could I find Mexican food. 😳

Nobody: My ELA teacher: we can infer he doesn’t like Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

This was like watching someone complete a scavenger hunt for open coasters lol

I swear fiesta texas tries to hide the entrances to Batman and Superman. My first time there it was hard to find where to go to get in line.

"Only three coasters, but hey, take it or leave it" You have the patience of a saint.

8:11 Whoever goes to six flags park regularly recognised that ear piercing Straw Blowing Sound

If you think it was bad going to Fiesta Texas.. Going to La Ronde is way worse.

Instead of law and order SIX FLAGS -------- FIESTA TEXAS

I feel bad for you. Fiesta Texas is my home park and it’s normally not that bad at all. I actually really think it’s one of the best I’ve been to

I'm a current employee there and I apologise greatly for your experience. We are just very cautious with any risks of danger to our guests and we want to keep our park as safe as possible. Once again, I apologise for the inconveniences this has caused you. If there's anything we can do to make it up to you, let us know! Thank you and have a great day!

I feel bad. The wind is really a problem there

Law & Order: Single Riders Unit

Been there over 200 times and ive literally never seen anything closed by wind, nor have i ever seen multiple major rides closed at once for any reason

My worst experience was at six flags America, a operator shoved my blind brother along with me and my friend into the car, never been so pissed In my life

Sucks to hear that u had a bad time, I thought this park was one of the best Six Flags Parks

Airtime Thrills: Goes to Fiesta Texas Fiesta Texas: So you have chosen breakdowns?

I went to fiesta texas before they opened wonder woman's lasso and iron rattler so it was already a pretty eh experience since I had ridden 3 of their rides already at six flags st. louis. sorry it was such a bitch for you lol

Six Flags Fiesta Texas is actually one of the best parks (maybe because it's my home park I'm a little biased) but the early spring to late fall/winter Fiesta Texas becomes a little worse than what it could be because of the wind

10 Hours of Airtime Thrills saying Six Flags America.

Fiesta Texas had a bad run this year. America was actually pretty consistent.

This makes me so sad. I’ve been to Fiesta Texas so many times (15-20+) and I’ve never ran into any rides being closed. Bad luck :(

I thought that was one of the best six flags parks

This is depression in video form

I hate windy days here that ruins everything you went on a bad day

"After all...it's not Six Flags America" Thanks for making me laugh, it's been a rough day.

SFA management watching this video like

I mean atleast they acknowledge that it’s too windy for anyone to ride

"Mom, can I have six flags..." "We have six flags at home honey..." Six flags at home...

Park: The wind is too high for our coasters Also Park: Starflyer is open me: wtf.

my worst time was at six flags great adventure. I was 10 years old and the night before going my older brother bullied me into taking a large amount of laxatives. the laxatives didn't effect me well into the day. imagine riding intense roller coasters when all of the sudden you are literally about to shit your pants. I spent most of that day in the bathroom but did manage to ride a few rides. I hate my brother for this lol. im 23 now and yes I have gotten revenge.

I usually have a really good time at this park...

I wonder if they were short staffed as well

I was there in June and it wasn't any better. How does a park close two of its headline coasters for a crappy flat ride install? Like Airtime, was visiting from else where in the USA. Wonder women and Superman were offline all day.

my worst park experience I've ever had was at Great Adventure (on a marching band field trip). I payed for the flash passes so instead of heading straight for kingda ka, we got them. as we walked up to ka, all our friends had just gotten off of it. spoiler alert, it closed before we got to it. we rode el toro and it was way too hot out to enjoy it, spent an hour trying to look for the lunch pavillion, rode nitro, and at that point the only ride without a 2 hour wait was harley quinn crazy train with a 45 minute wait. for real. in almost eight hours, with the flashpasses, we rode two coasters and a kiddie coaster. edit: i had an infinitely better time at six flags america lmao

That intro killed me 😂😂😂 but anyways great vid! Sad that so many rides were closed and the crowds were so bad though ☹️.

I went in August and it was terrible. I took us 20 minutes to get on Iron Rattler with flash pass premium. Wonder Woman was closed. It was over 105 degrees and there was only one water ride open. Left park early

Bro I go all the time I promise it’s not like this 😂

This is why i love disneys design. They planed on pretty worst case senarios so most "rides" are open even horible weather.

As a local I’ve never had this problem? I wouldn’t say this isn’t a problem at all just got the park on a bad day. Also that line for Poltergeist was at worst 40 min. Totally doable!!

At six flags over Texas, the whole day rides would randomly “shut down” and people would get off, but we met this kid that was by himself at the park and he said that his brother worked there, and they occasionally shut down rides if the line is piling up, and then re open it once enough people leave. It’s actually true, we were on multiple rides when they shut it down, they literally just stood around talking, and then grabbed the speaker and started it again. Stay in your line, the ride doesn’t break down 5 times in one day and continue to work perfectly.

Roller coaster: it’s gonna be fun Wind: imma mess his whole career up😁

the first time I rode wonder woman I didnt know it would have tons of airtime, and i felt like i was in a damn blender

This is why SFOT is my fav park now. Its actually consistent

One day I worked at Phantasialand, it was one of the hottest days all year and I was standing in front of a closed Talocan from 11:30 to about 17:00 (mostly in 2 hour chunks, with half hour breaks and 1 hour lunch in-between). Main thing I did that day: Telling people that Talocan is closed. At one point someone told me that 4 other main attractions, including Taron and Chiapas, were all down as well and River Quest had between 90-120 minute wait all day. Mamba was also down for half an hour in the afternoon (friend of mine worked there that day and came to talk to me every time he had a break, since I was just standing there all day).

Not their fault that you chose a windy day..... they can’t control the weather

Sixflags America slapped in 2001, batwing was brand new and ran amazing, operations and even roar ran good...im afraid to go back now

Fiesta Texas: One more step and you’ll have a bad time! **megalovania intensifies**

This happened to me as well. I went to six flags fiesta Texas, aware of how much they are hated due to constant ride breakdowns and whatnot. Day started off normal, I rode almost every ride before it started going down hill. First, Batman broke on me TWICE, then poltergeist broke down, the new Dr. Diabolical’s Cliffhanger broke down on me, and then Goliath broke down. When I was waiting in line for Goliath to open back up, hoping that I wouldn’t have to leave with boomerang as my last ride, they told me rather rudely “You need to leave right now” like I just committed a crime at the park. There is something totally wrong with the maintenance here, I have never experienced so many breakdowns in one day, even at universal studios. And the weather was perfectly fine that day. It was just cloudy no rain at all.

2019 was probably the worst year for Fiesta Texas. I'm a San Antonio native and go every year. They kept stuff closed for pretty much no reason, took away the original and best fireworks display and replaced it with knockoff disney show, and charged a hell of lot more for simple stuff. One day they legitimately had only 4 rides open in the park.

I went the past two Sundays for Holiday in the Park and I was able to ride any ride I wanted without a long wait time.

I work for sixflags over texas and im a operator at texas sky screamer like do you want to die for 3 minutes of fun ?

hahahahahaha. The intro was amazing. You even have the voice for it. PERFECT!

the worst feeling is going to a six flags and all the rides are closed for the silliest reasons! you trying to be happy tho which is literally adorable

0:24 anyone hear ring of fire by Johnny cash or is it just me

Went here the exact same day. This is my home park and I was crazy disappointed with pretty much everything. Most of the time it is a pretty fun park, when everything is open of course.

Dude, your almost at 20k subs! Keep up the good work. Enjoyed the video

I feel ya pain regarding the wind. I used to work at Thorpe Park, built on practically an island (poor land choice) and we had to close attractions if winds were above 13mph, which happened waaaay too often

You ran into more closed rides than roller coasters at my home park

It’s crazy that you had a bad day there, I’m there at lease 30 times a year and I’ve NEVER had a day like you did smh

been waiting to see this all day, and oh boy this really doesn't get my spirits in a high area. i really hope when i visit fiesta in either 2021 or 2022 i can manage a fun time. planning on 2 days for this park, 2 at over texas, and hopefully 1 at sea world. i mainly say that as i kinda just get 1 big trip a year, and i'd hate to pay all the cash to get a bad trip.

So basically, it wasn’t really an issue on six flags, and more on just weather conditions.

I've heard rumor's that San Antonio is having power problems and it's effecting Fiesta Texas

What a nightmare. Very un-Fiesta-like. We were there about 2 weeks before you and got every credit except the Boomerang.

That is my home park. As soon as you said all the kids would be out of school that should have been a clue about the lines. I could hear how bad the wind was from the recording so I'm not surprised everything is closed. The biggest sins you can do when visiting fiesta texas is going on a busy day, going on a bad weather day to include heat/wind/rain, and not commiting to a line. If you line hop all day hoping for the lines to get shorter, you will be disappointed and end up wasting more time than if you had just waited in a line.

Thank you for adding on to my argument on why Schlitterbahn New Braunfels is by far the best park in Texas.

0:33 "Speed Limit 14"

I went here first time it was amazing. Second time was slow operations, none of the rides were open and the ones that were open I didn’t want to go on.

Damn bro , sorry the park let you down. Fiesta Texas is my main park!(I live four hours south) I love it. Hope you visit again and have a better time.

Star flyers can operate in pretty high winds. SFNE is able to run their 400+ ft star flyer in high winds cause it's all powered and the only thing the wind does is cause the seats to spin a little.

I've gone 5 times since June and havent had any issues like this. You went on the wrong day my guy.. sucks

Honestly, I can strongly agree with this. This year was absolute garbage with almost every ride unexpectedly closing, or just some weird malfunctions. Hopefully next year in 2020 will be better. (I went today; opening to closing time, and it was pretty fun. Not as many rides were closed fortunately)

I love how you didn’t even look at poltergeist

This gave me flashbacks to my first and only visit to Cedar Point. Dragster ran 3 cycles the entire two days, Vengeance was closed, nothing had less than an hour wait, and I was the only one in my party that wanted to be there.

Sfa is my home park, and honestly that joke made me laugh

0:27 INTENSE GTA SAN ANDREA’S FLASH BACK

You and ElToroRyan... sorry to hear about the bad experiences. It's weird cause I've been there twice and had the absolute best times ever.

Reminds me of the time at SFOT when they closed most of the rides due to wind except Texas Skyscreamer, the only ride that’s actually dangerous in high winds. I ended up going on it in the windstorm and thought my life was over.

You had the best time ever! I’m so jealous!

Does this mean SFOT is better 🤔🤔

This is the definition of a six flags day

I am sad to here that you had a terrible day earlier this year. As a regular, I know when to avoid the days to keep me from experiencing days like this. Being surrounded by the quarry wall makes the park a wind tunnel. Something the park deals with alot. Bad timing on planning to go the park. I agree to what you said in the video, if SkyScreamer is open, then the rest of the ridesshould as well. If there is ever a feel of gust, Pandemonium shuts down.

Well now I think I’ve made my decision to whether or not I want to go to SFOT or SFFT

Super loops made me afraid to ride rollercoasters for years. So I skip them and ride the real stuff. 😂

Hi, Texan here! I recommend going to Six Flags in the winter! I know it sounds bad due to the cold, but the cold is actually your friend in this case! Trips to the park during January-March are usually very good as the park is almost fully empty (due to families not wanting to go out in the cold), and wait times go down to 5-10 minutes! (Sometimes even less if you get there when it opens!) Closures are also suprisingly rare during those times! (It stared light raining on my trip but they kept the rides open and safe, so I still got to have fun, albeit a little wet!) I went yesterday (Jan 4th) and was able to ride six coasters (Goliath, Dr. Diobolical, Superman, Batman, Joker, Iron Rattler, Road Runner), almost all of them extreme and/or very popular! (Not including the fact that I rode 3 of those six twice in the same trip, so 9 rides in 4 hours total!) Trips to Six Flags can suck at times (especially during the summer, daammnnn you Dallas...), but if you know when to go, you'll end up having the time of your life there! :)

I live in SA and honestly I didn’t realize how popular the park was until like my junior year of high school. If there was ever a bad day, you just left and came back the next day or weekend since you had the season pass. I can’t imagine having to plan a day here and am thankful I don’t need to

I love sfft but the staff and management and all that is not good, kinda disappointing for such a good park as far as looks and rides

*Great Escape would like to say hi*

Rollercoasters: I can't operate because it's too windy! Ferris Wheel: HOLD MY BEER

Yeah, I’ve been going here for 10 years, and the operations have always been awesome, the rides were always open, and I had always had a great time. But in 2019 something just changed. I hope that the park will get back to “normal” after Covid in terms of fast ops and stuff