Six Flags México - 14200 Ciudad de México

The park is about 30 minutes away from Roma and roughly $150 peso Uber ride. We bought annual passes online only to realize they are only valid certain dates. If you buy a day pass I would recommend trying to go during the weekdays and on days where people with annual passes can’t go (shorter lines). We arrived at 10:00 upon opening on a Wednesday, October 20th, and there were 5 cars in the parking lot. The lines for Medusa and Superman were less than 5 minutes until about 13:00 when more people started showing up to the park. Even at 13:00 the line for Superman was still around 10 minutes. Pros: Medusa and Superman I think are better than any roller coasters at Disney and Universal. Clean park. And a day pass is roughly $25 USD. Chicken tenders and fries tasted fine. Cons: 1. Despite speaking Spanish, a number of park staff were very rude. Even though nobody was in line for Superman behind us, Eli would not let us sit in the back row and made us go into a row. They fill in front to back so I would suggest just letting people pass you until you get a row of your choice. Other rides they accommodated letting us pick our row. 2. You cannot wear a jacket around your waist once you get near boarding a ride and you cannot place any items in the boxes next to the ride exit (reserved for refillable water bottles). It was quite hot and we would be repeatedly asked to put on our jackets despite still being a few minutes away from boarding the coaster. 3. Although I appreciate efforts to keep everyone safe from Covid, if you are sitting on a park bench or walking through a line 25 feet away from others I think it’s okay to have your mask off. Be prepared to wear your mask everywhere. Sitting at a table near dining areas is the only spot you won’t be told to wear them. 4. A part of the line for Medusa is off balanced so just be careful haha. Recommendations: Buy a day pass, go there on days when annual passes don’t work, arrive at opening to avoid lines, only bring things that fit into your pocket (a jacket with a zipper) but be prepared to wear your jacket for a few minutes before boarding. Don’t bring a backpack or Fanny pack. Don’t buy a food pass.

Many fun attractions, great thrill rides & big selection of activities & roller coasters on a small area. Unfortunately though, the staff is pretty unfriendly wherever you are. You get urged to follow some weird rules, can't bring outside food, nor eat outside of the restaurants. The wait times are quite long and the app works only partially. Fun? Yes! Best amusement park? Rather not...

Great amusement park, has a variety of attractions. The food there if not always good. But inn general is a nice place to spend weekend with family and friends

They opened at 5pm due to the festival of terror, I missed Halloween and the haunted house attractions ins the U. S and this hit the spot. The actors really do a great job scaring people and the haunted houses were 10 in total so I had a great time. They are very strict with facemasks and they have sanitizer everywhere so I appreciate that. Overall I had a great time.

I am a huge fan of Six Flags. I'm in Mexico City visiting my kids who live with their dad and their grandmother for a month and we got to go to Six Flags Mexico last weekend. They have a few rides that are the same as the one in Atlanta Georgia. But they have rides that you must experience! The park was super clean, and because of the pandemic, you have to make a reservation and so it was not crowded at all. The Medusa was my favorite ride. My dining pass made it possible to get some good food. And my kids got to experience roller-coasters for the first time in their life. I recommend going here if your ever in Mexico City. It is a must do when your here. Good customer service too. Just don't go on rides with your valuables, I lost my glasses on a ride, my prescription glasses. So lock them up in a locker beforehand. Otherwise an overall excellent experience. I loved it. I lost a light pink pair of glasses on a ride called Tsunami. But it was a fun ride still. When I get back home to Atlanta, I will get a new pair. Thank you

Amazing Six Flags! As someone visiting from USA, i really didn't know what to expect but my visit was beyond my expectations! The vibe and atmosphere was excellent, to top it all off, we visited during Fright fest and they go above and beyond with the decorations and staff! Ride waits really weren't horrible and the park was reasonably spread out, not tiring to get around at all. The food and drink offerings were good and I would definitely go back! Very close and easy to get to from the center of Mexico City by car or rideshare (Uber, Beat etc.) service too.

Awesome place in the city! You for real will enjoy the time with your little ones, there are lots of rides for them! If you go, take with you clothes to change after the water rides. There are plenty of options for food, you can rent strollers and wheelchairs. There are parades for the little ones to see Batman, Superman and the looney toons. It pays to buy the yearly passes!

A huge amusement park with innumerable rides.. dry and water... If you have a strong GI Tract you can try all rides.. they are amazing.. Wait time for rides can be a bit boring.. Avoid carrying any bag.. or else will need to keep them in rental lockers... $20 peso per hour.. All types of food outlets available.. Mainly for youngsters (can purchase extreme tickets).. older people can take the basic ticket..