Six Flags Mexico Review | Is it Better than the American Six Flags Parks?
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Six Flags Mexico in Mexico City is home to Superman el Ultimo Escape and Medusa Steel Coaster, two of the best roller coasters in the world. Is the largest amusement park in Latin America one of the better theme parks in the Six Flags chain? Watch to find out!
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Im so sad that nobody talks about this park more, it such an underrated gem in the Six Flags chain, with great top 2 as well.
If their supporting coaster lineup were stronger, it'd be an elite park. It has everything else.
@@CanobieCoaster What the park needs is competition. Mexican youth love roller coasters.
Definitely the nicest looking Six Flags park. I agree it needs another 1-2 coasters to round out that lineup.
Agreed!
Fiesta texas????
Wow, I went to Six Flags Mexico when it was brand new, the park looks so much better now.
Good to hear it has only improved!
I'm really glad this is my homepark!!
Nice!
Thank you for bringing attention to this park and giving tips for visiting! 👍🏼
You're welcome!
If you hate hot I recommend going in December, it's really cold and there is Christmas in the park and it's awesome
I went in January once and it was very comfortable. May was bad.
@@CanobieCoaster Yeah in may the weather is really hot
This is why infrastructure upgrades are an underrated addition.
This park really looks nice
Great review I think I just about agree with everything you said about the park, although I don’t believe you mentioned the food, but I find it to be better than most other Six Flags parks just because they have some good Mexican food.
The food was cheaper than most Six Flags parks, but the food I ate was just ok. I don't believe I got Mexican food since I reserved that for restaurants outside the park.
@@CanobieCoaster yea food outside the park is better all the way, Mexico City has many good restaurants
Straight up, this looks like just a slight step down from a top teir Six Flags park. If they added one more great coaster, which is likely as Six Flags treats this park better than most of their American parks, this is an easy #4 park in the chain, only behind Magic Mountain, Great Adventure, and Fiesta Texas. The appearence of this park looks amazing, the ride ops don't even seem like they are at a Six Flags, and they just might have the best top 2 in the chain. Superman El Ultimo Escape looks like the best hyper in the entire chain and Medusa is... well... an RMC. If they just got a great launch coaster like Maxx Force or West Coast Racers, this park is updated to elite status.
I agree. Their supporting coaster lineup just needs 1-2 more coasters and the park is near perfect.
They have no space left
The reason tsunami has a pyramid is because there was a swinging ride that was like crazanity but you face inwards and it does go that high. It was one of my favorites☹️☹️
Interesting!
My grandma from Ecuador has planned a trip to go to Mexico City. I told my grandma, "Six Flags Mexico is there, you may be too old for rollercoasters (she is 76 now), but I want to ride the rollercoasters there." The planning started in September 2022, but when she got back home that November, she fell ill, confined to her home for the rest of 2022 and all of 2023. When 2024 came, she was told she could travel, but must monitor her health. She spent 3 weeks in Peru in February and just today, told me she is in good health. April is cheaper for my grandma to fly to Los Angeles and since it is cheaper to book tickets a month in advance and I want to avoid crowds, I will take a flight on May 1 with a late night departure from Los Angeles arriving in Mexico City on May 2, which I will go to Six Flags Mexico. I will arrivne home late night May 4 so I can study on May 5, considering May 6 is a Monday.
Have a fun trip!
I wish the US parks looked as nice as this.
Agreed!
They do, just not six flags ones
Hello! Disneyland and Universal!
The Morgan hyper (Superman el Ultimo Escape) at Six Flags Mexico has been lauded even better than Medusa (It's Ibox RMC Hybrid) and looks to be Morgan's best coaster, even better than Phantom's Revenge and Steel Dragon 2000 ( a giga that's still the world's longest coaster in Japan).
I can't put Superman ahead of Phantom's Revenge, but I do prefer it to Steel Dragon 2000.
@@CanobieCoaster Fair enough. As I've said: I haven't ridden any Morgan.
I havent been to six flags Mexico in 4 years and they changed the names of like 3 rides hahahah- eitherway I'm so proud that this was my home park :D
Nice!
It’s good to see that there are Six Flags parks that prides itself with creativity even when it isn’t required like with theming and charm!
I hope management from other Six Flags parks takes notes from Six Flags Mexico and Fiesta Texas.
Those two knock their appearance out of the park.
Man, I want to visit this park, I heard that when it was calles "reino aventura" was a neat experience, I guess that the park it's pretty neat now
I enjoy it in its current form.
Edit: i've already visited it and man, what a neat experience
This park needs 2 coasters. They need a launched coaster like west coast racers or something else by premier, and the need another looper. Like a Dive coaster if Dr Diabolical is a hit, or they will get a copy of Jersey Devil Coaster.
I agree a launch would help immensely.
@@CanobieCoaster Yeah, it has the same issue as SFNE, in that Superman and the RMC are the best one and 2, but the other coasters just dive off a cliff in quality.
the lineup seems similar to SFNE's
I agree the ride lineup has many parallels.
- Not a B&M hyper
- SLC
- Red RMC
- That family coaster with long trains
- Freespin
- boomerang
And Lack of good coasters after the Top 2
@@Coolsomeone234 I think Six Flags New England's depth is considerably better than Six Flags Mexico. SFNE has ridable looping coasters that won't kill you and a classic woodie. The third and fourth best coaster at SFM is a Gerstlauer spinner and S&S free spin that you can also get at SFNE.
Incredible video your review was excellent
Thanks!
Although I only limit myself to parks in America, there are a few parks other parks outside the country but inside North America that really intrigue me. There's three in Canada (La Ronde, Canada's Wonderland and Galaxyland) and this one. But my only problem with this one is the fact that it's in Mexico City. What's wrong with that is how I've only been in Mexico three or four times and wouldn't know how to get around in that country (especially since they speak a language I suck at) and all those things about the environment that was mentioned in this video. But like many other places I've seen in these videos, the biggest problem I have with this location is why would I even want to visit Mexico City in the first place.
I've gone to Mexico for work twice and both times my flight had a layover in Mexico City. While I didn't explore the city much outside of the amusement parks, I know people that have loved the city's architecture and history.
@@CanobieCoaster have you been to la feria chapultapec
Mitchell Ries There are a lot of amazing historical places to visit in Mexico City, and the Teotihuacan pyramids are about an hour away from the city. I went in 2019 and had a fantastic visit to Mexico City. From what I remember the museums and historical sites were more accommodating to English speakers than Six Flags Mexico.
"why would I even want to visit Mexico City in the first place"
Um, the museums? The archeological sites? The food? The people?
You're really missing out on a unique experience.
@mitchellries256 Heyy I'm bilingual so if you want, I can help you with that and we could even go together to the park :)
While I was watching this I was thinking that a Florida park should add an rmc soon since it would be the states first hybrid...
What's more disappointing is the fact that I was planning to visit Busch gardens for iron gwazi a few days ago
Iron Gwazi is incredible.
As an Puerto Rican Florida wack with drug addict criminals angry people with bad attitude 🤡🪦🤷🏽♂️
What would you prefer, the rough Vekoma SLC in Batman the Ride at Six Flags Mexico, or the B&M Batman the Ride invert clones? Why?
The B&M inverts. Smoother and more forceful.
You can not tell me that you think Superman’s line is more themed that Spider-Man’s
This one is.
After the office its just a huge concrete slab.
Six Flags Mexico City looks like fun !!!!!!!!!!!!!
It definitely is!
The southern Six Flags parks seem to be better themed. You have this, Fiesta, Over Texas, and Frontier City.
True, they are some of the nicest looking ones.
Yeah you dont need a flash pash, just go there on a Thursday or Wednesday, the longest ive waited those days is 15 minutes for superman.
I went on a weekday with massive queues since everything was on one train.
This parks drop tower reminds me of Power Tower at Cedar Point because of the top of the tower
True!
the top 2 at this park reminds me of six flags new england because its an rmc and a superman hyper coaster
It's the ride lineup of New England with the atmosphere of Fiesta Texas.
@@CanobieCoaster yeah
I love the video and i want yo You do they superman's and medusa's videos!!
I already have reviews for Superman and Medusa!
@@CanobieCoaster wow, so i going to watch them bien!!!
I dont think it's better then some of the American six flags parks Like Magic Mountain Great America Great Adventure or Feasta Texas. However it's still a great park.
I have it towards the middle. It has a great top two and good theming, but the ride lineup needs work after that.
Is Mexico City safe?
Yes it is perfectly safe in tourist areas. I’ve felt less safe in US cities I have visited
I just don't recommend driving because of how chaotic the roads are (and this is from someone used to driving in Boston/New York City), but I felt safe outside of that. Just follow the usual rules in a city (go to touristy areas and avoid certain areas at night).
Canobie Coaster Uber is a life saver in Mexico City
1000% Super glad I didn't rent a car though, uber is cheap
The other flat ride they had was Huracan
It was fun.
Looks way better than the American ones.
The US ones have deeper ride lineups, but this one looks nicer than most of them.
I only went once. It was pretty awesome, but expensive as fuck (I know for you americans SFM might be cheap but it's too expensive for us locals, even with all the promotions and coupons)
That's fair. Glad you enjoyed it though!
I was going to visit here this year but you know...
Maybe next year!
excelente
Thanks!
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Lol
hola
Hi
What is your next vids going to be
Some footage and a review of Thunderhead.
@@CanobieCoaster have you ridden any defunct coasters
Quite a few. Dueling Dragons, Scandia Screamer, Big Bad Wolf, Shockwave, Bob, etc
What. coasters or parks do you wish you could have visited or rode
Eagle Fortress for sure. I love terrain coasters and the swinging looked out of control.
Why do you have to take a uber to get to the to the park why can't you just support local taxi cab drivers like everybody should be doing in the city that you're visiting or in your own City instead of using a company like Lyft or Uber which undercuts their competition and pays crap to their employees. By the way no duh an Uber would cost less because Mexico's currency is worth less than the American money you could just use American money in Mexico and people would accept it because they want American money witch is of higher value.
My Spanish is not the best, so Uber's interface made it easy for me to get to my destination.
@@CanobieCoaster I would think that some taxi drivers know how to speak English if there are a lot of English speaking people taking a vacation in Mexico. But now I understand why you would take an Uber and it makes great sense.
@@frankrodriguez6998 taking a taxi cab in mexico!?!?!? HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA I'm mexican myself, I live here and I haven't take a taxi cab since maybe 5 years ago. Taxi cabs are not as safe as uber, their vehicle are usually dirty, they charge A LOT OF MONEY because they use alternative routes that are longer so they can charge whatever they want. If you forgot something on their vehicle, well you are fucked since there's no way to contact them. Uber is better and they make it easy and safer for the costumer and the driver.
I think any foreigner would pick to use Uber as it’s safer, language barrier and saves time. Taxis in any country have the risk of bringing you in circles so you spend more, wrong location due to language barrier and playing without the meter box, ripping off foreigners. It’s not even about the price of Uber and these apps being cheap or expensive, it’s the overall service and experience you get at the expected standard from the apps vs local taxis where there is no control and drivers act as how they feel in any given moment.
Do you know and understand Spanish, yes or no?
Decently