Six Flags AstroWorld
Roller coasters

Six Flags AstroWorld

Section Title: Roller coasters
Table Section Text: None

Name	Opened	Removed	Manufacturer	Type	Location	Notes

Batman: The Escape	1993	2005	Intamin	Stand-Up Roller Coaster	European Village	Relocated to Darien Lake where it remained unassembled for several years before being scrapped

Excalibur	1972	1998	Arrow Development	Mine Train	Nottingham Village	Relocated to Frontier City and eventually scrapped

Greezed Lightnin'	1978	2005	Schwarzkopf	Shuttle Loop	Western Junction	Relocated to Joyland Amusement Park, where it remains in storage in nearby McKenzie Park. Ownership transferred to Cliff's Amusement Park.

Mayan Mindbender	1995	2005	Vekoma	Custom MK-700	Oriental Corner	Relocated to Wonderland Park as Hornet

Serial Thriller	1999	2005	Vekoma	Suspened Looping Coaster (689m)	Nottingham Village	Relocated to La Ronde as Ednör - L'Attaque

Serpent	1969	2005	Arrow Development	Mini-Mine Train	Oriental Corner	Scrapped; trains relocated to Six Flags Over Texas

Swamp Buggy Ride	1970	1975	Chance Rides	Toboggan	Fun Island

Texas Cyclone	1976	2006	Cobb & Associates	Wooden Roller Coaster	USA	Demolished; trains relocated to La Ronde

Texas Tornado	1998	2000	Schwarzkopf	Relocated to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom as Zonga

Ultra Twister	1990	2005	TOGO	Ultratwister	European Village	Relocated to Six Flags America and eventually scrapped

Viper	1989	2005	Schwarzkopf	Oriental Corner	Scrapped; trains relocated to Six Flags Over Georgia

XLR-8	1984	2005	Arrow Huss	Suspended Roller Coaster	Plaza de Fiesta	Scrapped; trains relocated to Six Flags Magic Mountain

Sentence(s)

The Greezed Lightnin', a classic shuttle roller coaster designed by Schwarzkopf was installed in 1978.

final_sentence: The Greezed Lightnin', a classic shuttle roller coaster designed by Schwarzkopf was installed in 1978.