Six Flags Mexico queue time statistics

Crazanity has the longest average queue at Six Flags Mexico, at 37 minutes, followed by Medusa Steel Coaster (35 minutes) and The Joker (32 minutes). 23 of the 34 rides have an average queue of 15 minutes or less.

Crazanity sees the longest peak queues at Six Flags Mexico, with its daily maximum averaging 48 minutes, ahead of Medusa Steel Coaster (47 minutes) and Superman El Último Escape (41 minutes).

Six Flags Mexico is usually quietest in March, June, and August, when crowd levels average as low as 35%. The busiest month tends to be December, at around 75%.

Tuesday is typically the quietest day of the week at Six Flags Mexico, averaging 37% compared with 60% on Saturday. On average, weekdays are 18 percentage points quieter than weekends.

So far in 2026, Six Flags Mexico is running 16 percentage points quieter than at the same point in 2025 (31% compared with 47%). Of the full years on record, 2019 was the busiest, averaging 61%. 2020 and 2021 are left out of these comparisons because COVID-19 closures and capacity limits affected crowd levels in those years.