Pandemonium

This Gerstlauer spinning coaster opened in 2008 as Tony Hawk's Big Spin, one of four nearly identical installations Six Flags built across the chain that year and the year before, all themed to professional skateboarder Tony Hawk with red-and-black skatepark graphics and skateboard-shaped ride vehicles. Freely rotating cars spin independently through the tight switchback layout, so the intensity of each ride depends heavily on how the car happens to be facing going into a given turn.

Six Flags ended its licensing agreement with Tony Hawk amid the company's 2010 financial restructuring, and the Over Texas installation briefly operated as just "Big Spin" for the 2011 season before Six Flags settled on a permanent replacement name the following year. Pandemonium, borrowed from an existing spinning coaster at Six Flags New England, became the standardized name applied to all of the former Tony Hawk installations across the chain, unifying their branding under a single, IP-free identity.

Since then, the ride has continued largely unchanged mechanically, receiving a repaint and a continuously moving station to improve throughput. Its 1,772-foot layout in the Looney Tunes Market area remains a family-friendly spinning coaster that rewards riders willing to accept the unpredictability of not knowing which way their car will be facing at each turn.