Six Flags Over Texas released new details today about Bugs Bunny Boomtown, the expansion of the park’s children’s area. When Boomtown opens, it will feature new and enhanced rides designed especially for the park’s younger guests.
Watch an animation of the area below:
The park released a description highlighting a few of the Boomtown rides:
At Bugs Bunny Boomtown, guests will find the Looney Tunes Adventure Camp, “an interactive play structure where kids can climb, slide and discover fun surprises.” Taz Tornado will have children spinning with glee as they twirl above the park in pint-sized swings. Tiny tikes will also enjoy seeking new heights on Bugs Bunny Cloud Bouncer. Marvin the Martian Space Rockets offer the perfect flight for future air-travelers as they climb aboard custom-designed rocket ships that let them control their own flight patterns. Daffy Duck Bucket Blasters gets everyone engaged in a fun water battle as riders spin round and round in water barrels, splashing anyone within reach.
The area will also be home to the park’s Wile E. Coyote’s Grand Canyon Blaster family coaster. Parents and older guests will be able to accompany the younger riders on many of these attractions.
“Families are at the core of everything we do,” said Steve Martindale, Six Flags Over Texas park president. “We pride ourselves on offering thrills for all ages and we look forward to having these new rides and attractions provide wonderful memories for youngsters and their parents for years and years to come.”
Boomtown will also feature fresh, new colors and theming, along with ample seating and shaded areas. In total, the area will contain 10 family-friendly rides.
The park released a few construction photos of the Boomtown area in progress:
Some demolition of the former infrastructure was needed to make way for the new attractions.
Once completed, this area will include ample seating and shaded areas for parents to watch as their kids play.
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Above, the Looney Tunes Adventure Camp foundation has been completed. The attraction will be an interactive play structure where kids can climb and slide.
The new area is expected to open this spring. Visit Six Flags over Texas’ website for more details.
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