Roadside help at Six Flags Over Texas
Six Flags Over Texas fills the corner of I-30 and SH-360 in Arlington, a short drive from the stadiums. Summer days mean long hours in the heat, and families walking out at closing time sometimes find a car that won't start or a tire gone soft.
- Open 24/7
- Price before dispatch
- No membership
- English y Español
Parking
Parking is one long surface lot stretched out beside the highway, with trams running between the far rows and the front gate. There's plenty of space for a jump or a tire change, but the lot is long and narrow, so your row and the nearest tram stop are what point a technician to your car.
So the technician finds you
- Note your row and the nearest tram stop before heading to the gate.
- If the car was slow to start this morning, mention it to dispatch; heat finishes off weak batteries.
- Never leave kids or pets in a parked car, and if one is locked inside, call 911 before anything else.
- Wait in the shade near the car rather than inside it with the engine off on a hot afternoon.
Questions
01My keys are locked in my car at Six Flags and my child is inside. What do I do?
Call 911 first, right now. A closed car heats up dangerously in the Texas sun. Once emergency help is on the way or the child is out, we can help with the car.
02Can you change a flat in the Six Flags parking lot?
Yes. Give us your row and the nearest tram stop, and have the spare and wheel-lock key ready. The technician will mount your spare, or repair the tire if the puncture can be plugged.