When you head toward the entrance, you will be greeted by a giant sign.
And you will find decorations throughout the park.
There are creole and cajun style treats throughout the park - look for these colorful displays. Look for the beignets (ben-yays) or the French-style donuts covered with powdered sugar. Also, if you purchased the dining package add-on for your ticket, some of the booths offer items that work with that program (look for the "M").
The Six Flags app lists the locations and times for live entertainment if you don't find the signs. The Big Easy Band was playing jazz hits near a nice sitting area where you can find adult beverages and some time to sit and enjoy. Right across this area was the kid's craft stations where they were making masks and coloring pages. There was also a family-friendly show featuring singing and acrobatics on the Texas Stage (near the center of the park). Looney Toons characters were roaming outside their photo studio wearing Mardi Gras colored accessories if you or your kids enjoy meet-and-greets.
Also, the staff at different rides and at the entrance booths were handing out beaded necklaces.
Lots of photo props throughout the park.
The highlight of the festival is the Mardi Gras Parade which runs through most of the park with guest interaction, music, and lots of fun. Good for the whole family.
Maardi Gras Festival February 7 – March 15
Six Flags Fiesta Texas, 17000 IH-10 West, San Antonio, TX 78257
Park is open weekends and daily through during Spring Break (March 9-15th plus March 19th-22nd)
For more information, click here: https://www.sixflags.com/fiestatexas/events/mardi-gras
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