Mini Mine Train, Family roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas, Arlington, US

Mini Mine Train is a hybrid kiddie mine train roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington, Texas. Its rails are metal and its structure is wood, and it stands right next to the adult Mine Train coaster. The ride opened in 1969 and was modified in 1997 to make room for Mr. Freeze.

Mini Mine Train opened in 1969 at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington, built beside the larger Mine Train coaster for adults. Its rails are metal and its structure is wood, making it a hybrid coaster. In 1997 the ride was modified to make room for the Mr. Freeze attraction.

The Mini Mine Train is a hybrid coaster: its rails are metal and its supporting structure is wood, built directly beside the adult Mine Train ride in the Boomtown section of Six Flags Over Texas. The cars are styled as mine carts, matching the mining theme of its larger neighbour.

This ride works well for children and families trying a coaster for the first time. Benches are available at the waiting area, and access is straightforward with clear signage throughout the park.

The Mini Mine Train is a hybrid coaster: its rails are metal while its supporting structure is built of wood. It stands directly beside the larger Mine Train, the adult version of the same ride, in the Boomtown section of Six Flags Over Texas.