Flashback (Six Flags Over Texas)

Flashback was a boomerang roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas, located in Goodtimes Square. It operated from 1989 to 2012, when it was closed along with Texas Chute Out to make way for the Texas SkyScreamer. The ride was relocated to Six Flags St. Louis, where it now operates as Boomerang.

History[]

In early August 2012, Six Flags Over Texas confirmed that Flashback would be removed to make way for a then-unannounced 2013 attraction.^[1]

Flashback thrilled over 17 million riders during its over two decades of operation.

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