Six Flags Over Texas Aims to Wow Visitors in Arlington
Arlington's Six Flags Over Texas welcomes more than 20 million guests since 1961. The park spans 145 acres between Dallas and Fort Worth, features 95 rides and shows, and added Good Time Square in 1973 with The Passing Parade and Puppet Theatre. Tickets are $5.95 for adults, $4.95 for children 3–11, under threes free. inside, rides and shows are free with only food and souvenirs extra.
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Six Flags Over Texas Open Days and Seasonal Highlights
The article extols Six Flags Over Texas offering day and night experiences with elaborate park grounds. It notes a vast staff of fifty gardeners and over a quarter of a million flowering plants throughout the grounds. It highlights seasonal hours with spring and fall weekends, summer daily operation, and winter closure for refurbishment and new attractions.
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Scale models guide Hirshhorn museum and garden plans
The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden uses scale models to finalize the opening exhibition and gallery layout. Architect periscope tools and full size mockups test art placement, with curator Douglas MacAgy noting that context with other works alters perception.
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