1961 - 1962

A burro ride featuring live animals. The ride’s layout was the same as flume one of El Aserradero.

1961 - 1963

An attraction that featured live goats pulling carts for smaller guests.

1961 - 1967

An Allen Herschell Wild Mouse roller coaster that was originally constructed in the park's USA area and moved to Mexico in 1962.

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1961 - 1967

A sub-section of the park, located on the borders of the Texas and Mexico sections, that paid tribute to the Native American presence in Texas. The small area featured teepees, decor and traditional performances by Native Americans.

1961 - 1967

A stagecoach ride that featured live horses.

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1963 - 1968

A sky crane modified by Von Roll to be an observation attraction. It was removed to make way for Mini Mine Train. Sky Hook was relocated to Six Flags Over Georgia where it operated until 1977.

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1967 - 1970

Jet Set was an Intamin Mini Jets attraction. This was the first-ever amusement attraction created by Intamin. Its removal made way for the Big Bend roller coaster.

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1965 - 1974

The Texas Pavilion, also known as the County Fair arena and Texas Arena, was a 2,000-seat outdoor venue that featured productions, such as the Wild West Show and Los Voladores Flying Indian Spectacular. It was the first attraction constructed outside the railroad loop.

1961 - 1974

Commonly known as the Flying Jenny, a carousel attraction that was powered by mules.

1972 - 1975

A show building showcasing the Will Rogers Show and The Fun Guns of Dry Gulch attractions. The structure later became Texas Chute Out’s queue.

1969 - 1976

A twelve-lane slide attraction that came off the first level of Oil Derrick. Guests would travel down on burlap sacks.

1961 - 1977

An Eli Bridge Scrambler attraction. There were multiple installations of the ride, this being the first version.

1961 - 1978

A train ride that traveled through several themed scenes. The attraction was remodeled and upgraded in 1968.

1968 - 1978

A large, 90-foot long curved cyclorama display at the back of the Indian Village Trading Post that depicted the lives of Texas Native Americans. The display featured life-sized figures and historical, authentic relics.

1971 - 1979

A Schwarzkopf Speed Racer roller coaster. The ride was transported to Six Flags St. Louis after 1979, but was never reassembled.

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1961 - 1980

A Von Roll 101 sky ride attraction. The ride had two stations located in the USA and Texas park areas.

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1961 - 1982

La Salle's River Adventure was a guided boat ride in which guests took an adventure through various themed scenes. The ride once sat in part of the current location of Roaring Rapids.

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1973 - 1982

The park's first version of Crazy Legs was a Eyerly Aircraft Monster attraction located in Good Time Square.

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1961 - 1982

Skull Island was a multi-functional playground attraction that sat in parts of the current-day Old South and Tower park areas. It was eventually removed completely as the Tower area expanded.

1961 - 1983

The petting zoo was an attraction featured in the park's USA area. It was located in present-day Bugs Bunny Boomtown.