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15 Reviews
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22 December 2017
Season pass holder. Workers are generally nice and seem like they enjoy being there. Rides are great and good mix of ride for adults and family. Restrooms need upgrades and better hour to hour maintenance. The same hand dryer is broken after several months in the same restroom— it has either stayed broken or continually breaks and I happen to catch it each time. Toilet paper and soap will run out. Faucets are the worst for various reasons— water too hot, auto water sensor doesn’t detect hands or just broken, water flow is weak so you can’t effectively wash hands, the faucet isn’t set close enough to the sink so you can’t wash hands without hitting the back of the sink. Restaurants are dirty. The silver ware dispensers look like they haven’t been cleaned in a year. The BBQ place’s condiments bar is messy and sticky.
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15 December 2017
I love Six Flags. I did as a child and I continue to well into my adulthood. It's a great place to go to just spend a few hours or the whole day. Often the lines are not too long of a wait in between fun. I recommend the season pass as you get your money's worth really quickly. My sister also recommends the food pass for the overall savings!
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13 December 2017
Holiday in the park transforms Six Flags into a festive attraction. There are lights every where. There is a gigantic tree made out of smaller trees that has lights coordinated to music. In front there is a stage where young performers showcase their talents. On this trip I didn't see one character and that was the only disappointment. Food is okay. Parking is plentiful.
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10 December 2017
Love to go there, it is better to go early and ride as much as possible rides before it gets crowded and lines get long, especially during the summer when everyone is on vacation. I went there during fright fest and holiday in the park. The Halloween decorations are good and you might get a good scare or two. Christmas lights are awesome. Food is way overpriced as well as the merchandise they sell, if you eat outside before going to the park, you will be good
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03 November 2017
Never had been to a Six Flags before. Staff are very friendly and extremely helpful. During freight fest, there's lots to do and see. Staff are dressed up as zombies and placed throughout the park to try and jump out and scare you. Only down side, is haunted houses are really not that scary. Food is great but pretty pricey (as you would expect from an amusement park). Wear good walking shoes as things are pretty spread out. Lots to do for the little ones as well and is a safe environment. Cops and nurses located on site. Great atmosphere and lines are not half bad (we only had to wait, the longest ride about 15 min)
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27 October 2017
Honestly love six flags, I go there every year for fright fest and I always have a blast. They have 5 haunted house that are the same theme every year, but they change the inside of it. They have changed up the event so that there are scare zones, and fright fest only starts when the sun sets. They also have other cool event during that time. I honestly just wish they had more food options available, and better shaded sitting areas.
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26 October 2017
I received an email solicitation from Six Flags indicating that if I purchased 2018 Season Passes by 9/4/2017, I would receive some great discounts AND a "Bring a Friend Free" pass for Fright Fest. Fright Fest runS from September 24 - October 31 (based on Six Flags own website). We had planned to use our "Bring a Friend Free" passes for a family outing on Sunday, October 29. Family is visiting from Germany. I contacted Six Flags to inquire about getting the Season Passes processed and how we would use the "Bring a Friend Free" pass. I was informed that the "free" pass has expired. I told the supervisor that I had the email and that no dates were specified in the Six Flags email. He basically said "too bad." This is deceptive advertising. Six Flags is currently making the same offer of a "Bring a Friend Free" Holiday in the Park ticket if Season Passes are purchased by October 31 and NO DATES are specified in that email either. CONSUMERS BEWARE. Do NOT purchase Season Passes (or anything else from Six Flags) if you believe they will honor offers that they are making.
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24 October 2017
I took my 3 year old son for the first time and he absolutely loved it. He’s been asking me when we are going back ever since. Park is still in great shape, the employees are helpful and nice and there is fun for all ages. My wife and I already bought season passes. We will be going back again soon.
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16 October 2017
I had fun at Six Flags. The rides at Six Flags are pretty cool, my favorite was Batman I had a lot of fun riding them. The food was also really good, I tried the Funnel Cake and the Burgers and they tasted pretty good. The cons of Six Flags are the waiting and the price. It takes a really long time to get into a ride on average 25 minutes, there is one way you can skip the line though and that is by buying the Flash Pass which leads me to the other problem. In conclusion I had fun over there but $$$ and patience is a thing you need to remember when visiting Six Flags
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25 September 2017
Compared to other Six Flags this one lacks in being easy to navigate. The park map signage is mediocre which can make getting to rides a chore especially if you have fast pass and the line is in a completely different spot.(I am looking at you Texas Giant) Speaking of fast pass, the charge is exorbitant! I have been to Universal Studios and it cost less there to get more. So basically to get access to all available rides it costs $125 per person and is non-refundable. It also runs on an antiquated device which is not tied to you personally at all except for the ID which you must leave behind for its use. Basically if you lose it or it gets stolen, you are out the money you spent plus another $100 replacement fee. One nice thing; it does tell you when rides close and reopen and despite what I thought about theme parks this happened a lot! Hungry? Skip the dining pass unless you plan to frequent the place. The individual restaurants have specials and services which far outweigh the $35 a day for lunch, dinner and one snack per person. Aside from that you can enjoy the rides because they are great and hopefully that is what you came for, right?
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05 June 2017
Loads of fun during the summer when the weather is not too hot. Very large theme park with amazing rides, arcades, shows and plenty of excitement for children, teens and adults to enjoy.
Prices for everything, including entry fees are pretty ridiculously high, and food is typical fast food and very overpriced. There's a few restaurants, which are also very pricey and with average food. Eat before you go, and bring a backpack with drinks and snacks if you can. Lockers are expensive but useful if you want to enjoy yourself and not carry everything around.
Weekends are insanely crowded with extremely long lines, so plan ahead and go early during the week for the best stress free experience. As can be expected from theme parks, people from all walks of life will be here. Crazy loud kids with little to no supervision, creepy men and less desirables and low class people, so keep your eyes on your children and valuables at all times.
Save a good amount of money beforehand, get a Flash Pass and Season Tickets. You get discounted drinks, free entry all season long and get to skip the long lines. If you plan well in advance and follow these tips, you can be assured a good time and excellent summer memories.response / report this review -
03 June 2017
The roller coasters didn't have any puke on them, probably because of their carefully placed bathrooms. I made it just in time to barf up my food in there. The funnel cake and turkey legs were just as good coming up as they were going down. Fun times.
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02 June 2017
So Six Flags is just awesome but my review is for those with kids and trying to be on a budget--bring your own lunch, which I saw a lot of people do when we went. We took our lunch and when we took a break from our fun, we came out of the park and ate in the nearby park. We caught the "tram" to our location, ate and then caught the tram back. Nothing major to it.
It's also good to know where the restrooms are so you when you have really young kids because as we all know, when they need to go, there is not much time.
But otherwise, the rides are awesome. We did a whole bunch of rides and it was just all good. The best times to go is when school is still in session because the lines are a lot smaller. But it means you need to take your child(ren) out of school :)
Here's a little funny thing I noticed, of all the rides, my kids loved the little electric cars the most. It's either they really did love it or they were just so tired and it was a good place to rest their feet. Either way, they enjoyed it and we did that ride multiple times--granted the lines weren't too long for it either.response / report this review -
20 May 2017
Local theme park. Fun for kids and adults. Fun events for Halloween and Christmas. Best value is a season pass or membership if you intend to visit more than one time in a calendar year. Food prices are a bit high on most things, but water to stay cool is free and if you have a refillable cup you can bring it.
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19 May 2017
Great food, great thrill rides. Overall exceptional experience. The cleanliness of the restrooms were mindblowing. I give this location an A+. However, still curious about the "Shock Wave" we did not get to enjoy the Galactic virtual reality but it turned out to be a fun traditional coaster. The Justice League 4D metropolis ride in Gotham made up for it.
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