Six Flags Fiesta Texas announced on Tuesday that it will have a light-up roller coaster “coming soon” to the park.
The ride, which is now being tested, will be called KID FLASH Cosmic Coaster. It features a light-up track that looks like red and yellow lightning that reverberates down the coaster’s path. Rock music accompanies a promotional video of the ride, but it’s unclear whether music will be a part of the ride itself.Are you ready to experience the energy of Kid Flash Cosmic Coaster?! Details on the special preview opportunities are coming VERY soon.
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