Six Flags México Map and Brochure (2025 – 1985)
Six Flags México sprawls over rolling hills at the edge of the city, which means the map matters before your feet even hit the first slope. The park folds in layers—Superman’s lift hill looming above a tangle of paths, while the DC rides pull crowds toward the center and leave quieter corners near the Fiesta area. Parade routes can bottleneck fast, especially when the evening coasters roar back to life.
- Location
- Mexico City, Mexico
- Years Active
- 1982 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Six Flags México Site
It’s the kind of layout that rewards planning and a little nerve—one wrong turn and you’re hiking uphill twice for the same churro.
Still, spotting the lake shimmer behind Medusa’s track feels like a local victory.
Six Flags México Map 2025
In 2025, Six Flags México introduced two major updates. On May 23, the park announced the addition of the Family Boomerang, a new family-friendly roller coaster attraction.
Later in the season, on July 14, Six Flags México launched revised season pass offerings, now structured into three tiers: Silver Pass 2025, Gold Pass 2025, and Prestige Pass 2025, marking a shift in membership identity and benefits for park visitors.
Printable Six Flags México Map PDF 2025
Six Flags México Map 2024
Printable Six Flags México Map PDF 2024
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Six Flags México Holiday in the Park Map 2023
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FAQ
How much does a one-day ticket to Six Flags Mexico cost?
A one-day ticket to Six Flags Mexico typically costs around 620 to 750 Mexican pesos at the gate. Online prices may be lower, with discounts depending on promotions and purchase date. Children under 1 meter in height enter for free with a paying adult.
How many Six Flags parks are there in Mexico?
Six Flags operates two parks in Mexico: Six Flags México in Mexico City and Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Oaxtepec in Oaxtepec. Six Flags México is an amusement park, while Hurricane Harbor Oaxtepec is a water park.
How much does a hamburger cost at Six Flags Mexico?
A hamburger at Six Flags Mexico typically costs between 170 and 220 Mexican pesos. Prices vary depending on the specific restaurant or food stand within the park and if a combo meal is included.
What is the best day to go to Six Flags Mexico?
The best day to go to Six Flags Mexico is usually a weekday, especially Tuesday or Wednesday, when visitor numbers are lowest and wait times for rides are shortest. Avoid weekends and holidays, as these days are the busiest. Morning hours also offer fewer crowds and quicker access to major attractions.
