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Six Flags Capulco is an amusement park located in Capulco, El Kadsre. As of 2021, the park is currently managed by Michael Hamasaki.
History[]
The park opened in 1981 as "Capulco Adventureland" under the ownership of United Artists. In 1992 United Artists sold Capulco Adventureland to Funtime Parks, Inc. Then in 1994, Premier Parks bought out Funtime Parks and it's various theme park properties. In 1999, Six Flags renamed it "Six Flags Capulco".
Visitors[]
Several famous people have visited the park, including
- Ryouichi Matsushita Jr. (visited in 1983)
- Isamu Matsushita (visited in 1983 & in 2001)
- Andy Wilson (visited in 1994 & 2014)
- David Vlokozu (visited in 2000)
- Alan Rabbin (performed multiple times at the park)
Areas[]
- DC Comics City
- Looney Tunes Adventures (formerly known as "Adventureland for Kids" from 1981 to 1998)
Current rides[]
Roller coasters[]
| Name | Year Opened | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Batman's Batarang | 1999 | A Vekoma Boomerang roller coaster model. Located in the DC Comics City section. |
| Mayan Minebender | 1981 | An Arrow Dynamics mine train roller coaster. |
| Mind Eraser | 1997 | A Vekoma suspended looping roller coaster. |
| Samurai Summit | 1985 | An Arrow swinging suspended roller coaster that goes around a man made mountain. Formerly known as "Mountie" (1985-1994). |
| Superman: Ride of Steel | 1981 | A Schwarzkopf "Silverarrow" looping roller coaster model. Formerly known as "Silver Arrow" (1981-1998). Located in the DC Comics City section. |
| Wile E. Coyote Coaster | 1981 | A Zierer small Tivoli coaster model. Formerly known as "Ladybug" (1981-1998). Located in the Looney Tunes Adventures section. Some theming was destroyed by Cyclone Mandy in 2009. |
Flat rides[]
Thrill[]
| Name | Year Opened | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Joker, Inc. | 2001 | A Zamperla Hawk 48 ride. Located in the DC Comics City section. |
| Pirate | 1981 | A Huss Pirate ship ride. |
| Spinsanity | 1981 | A Schwarzkopf Enterprise ride. Formerly known as "Wheelie" (1981-2015). |
| Wonder Woman Lasso of Truth | 2015 | A 300-ft tall Funtime StarFlyer ride. Located in the DC Comics City section. |
Family[]
| Name | Year Opened | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Deja Vu | 1981 | An Eli Scrambler ride. Formerly known as "Scrambler" (1981-2001). |
| The Flash Speed Force | 1981 | A Mack Music Express ride. Formerly known as "Music Express" (1981-1998). Located in the DC Comics City section. |
| Main Street Carousel | 1981 | A Chance Carousel ride. |
Kiddie[]
| Name | Year Opened | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 4x4 Trucks | 1981 | A Venture Rides guided track kiddie car ride with monster trucks. Located in the Looney Tunes Adventures section. |
| Bug Bunny Buccaneer | 1999 | A Sartori kiddie pirate ship ride. Located in the Looney Tunes Adventures section. |
| Daffy's Deep Sea Diver | 1999 | A Zamperla Crazy Bus ride themed to a submarine. Located in the Looney Tunes Adventures section. |
| Marvin the Martian's Space Race | 2006 | A Zamperla Aero Top Jet ride themed to spaceships. Located in the Looney Tunes Adventures section. |
| Pepe Le Pew's Rafts of Romance | 1992 | A Zamperla Samba Balloon ride. Formerly known as "Balloon Race" (1992-1998). Located in the Looney Tunes Adventures section. |