SIX FLAGS MEXICO
Mexico City, Mexico (Abbreviation: SFM)
Formerly: Reino Aventura
Six Flags Theme Parks
 Park News - (2/17/14) (2/17/14) Looks like parts for a new Sling Shot ride have arrived at Six Flags Mexico according to a picture posted by our friends at Montana Rusa on Facebook. I can only guess that this will be for the 2014 season.
(10/8/13) Six Flags Mexico is in the midsts of their Festival Del Terror event, offering 7 haunted mazes and 4 scare zones. You can see pictures from the event posted here.
(6/27/13) I’m told that Six Flags Mexico will soon open a new Cowboy themed Stunt Show this season.
2014 - Medusa Steel Coaster - (2/7/14) The latest pictures of the Medusa Steel Coaster at Six Flags Mexico have been posted by our friends at MontanaRusa this week.
(12/27/13) Great new construction pictures of Medusa Steel Coaster at Six Flags Mexico have been posted to Theme Park Review this week.
(12/13/13) A cool picture tweeted out by our friends at MontanaRusa shows off the new Medusa. Looking good!
(11/5/13) Some wonderful new pictures of the transformation of Medusa Steel Coaster taken at Six Flags Mexico have been taken by our friends at MontanaRusa. Check them out here, here and here, showing off the new RMC I-Box rail system being installed.
(10/8/13) The first new section of coaster track running out of the station has been installed to Medusa Steel Coaster.
(9/5/13) While the animation for the new “Medusa Steel Coaster” coming to Six Flags Mexico wasn’t quite finished for the media day, the complete animation can now be found here, showing off all three of the inversions.
Now what can we do about the name for this ride however? Medusa Steel Coaster is just a mouthful… and awkward… at least in English. Does it flow off the tongue better to our friends in Mexico perhaps? I’m still thinking Iron Medusa or Steel Medusa would be a better name, or at least to my English thinking brain.
(8/29/13) Six Flags Mexico will transform Medusa into Medusa Steel Coaster for 2014. Medusa will be transformed into a wood/steel hybrid coaster experience that will feature new speeds, intense drops as well as inversions. Watch the video of the new ride experience here as your first drop is enhanced by being the location of the first of three new inversions.
(8/26/13) New pictures of Medusa at Six Flags Mexico show off changes are already starting since the ride closed down one week ago and crews have begun to strip the rails from the structure. I’m told that the full announcement of what will be happening to the ride will be part of the August 29th chain-wide Six Flags announcement this year.
(8/21/13) Our friends at MontanaRusa.com were at Six Flags Mexico yesterday to take the last ride on Medusa before they close it down. A video of the last ride (at night) can be found here. While I’m not sure this sounds ride, they also tell us that there is a lot of buzz in the park about “Green Lantern” for some reason. Could this be the new name for Medusa or something under consideration for a future park attraction?
(7/19/13) It’s official… Medusa will close on August 18th, though Six Flags wont make the announcement about just what Rocky Mountain Coaster is planning on doing to it until later. That hasn’t stopped Medusa’s fans over at MontanaRusa from taking their favorite RMC elements from Texas Giant, Iron Rattler and Outlaw Run and incorporating them into a No Limits fan reprofiling of Medusa to give us an idea of just what may be in store for riders in 2014. Take a look!
(6/27/13) Six Flags Mexico has confirmed on their Facebook page that one of the park’s major attractions will soon be closing. The teaser says that it one of the five rides pictured… Batman, Superman, Boomerang, the Tea Cup ride or Medusa.
This falls right in line with our previous rumor that Medusa would close before the end of the season so the Rocky Mountain Coasters crew can come in and transform the ride into a new version of itself, that will likely also likely feature an inversion.
(4/15/13) Wild rumor time… Screamscape sources tell us that Medusa at Six Flags Mexico may be the next Six Flags coaster to get the Iron Horse treatment. While the coaster really isn’t all that old, the old CCI coaster is in need of some heavy maintenance later this year anyway and Six Flags is rumored to have contracted the job out to the Rocky Mountain Coasters crew who will work in some impressive new improvements to Medusa as well as replace the Gerstlauer trains with a set of the new RMC trains that just premiered for the first time on Outlaw Run at Silver Dollar City.
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