FYI Season passes are good for 18 parks, so if your buying them, buy them for a cheaper park. The only downfall is that you need to visit the "home" park once.

San Antonio Seems to be the least so far $54.99 for a 4 pack.

This works for me as I am just about halfway between New England and Jackson, NJ parks, but New England is $20.00 less for season tickets.

Season passes for Six Flags Theme Parks, La Ronde and The Great Escape can be used at these 18 parks after your ID is made at your "home" park:

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La Ronde, Montreal
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Six Flags America, Baltimore/Washington DC
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Six Flags Darien Lake, Buffalo
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Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Vallejo (does not include Six Flags
Waterworld Concord)
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Six Flags Elitch Gardens, Denver
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Six Flags Fiesta Texas, San Antonio
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Six Flags Great Adventure, New Jersey
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Six Flags Great America, Chicago
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Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom, Louisville
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Six Flags Magic Mountain, Los Angeles
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Six Flags Mexico, Mexico City
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Six Flags New England, Springfield, MA
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Six Flags Over Georgia, Atlanta
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Six Flags Over Texas, Arlington, between Dallas and Ft. Worth
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Six Flags St. Louis
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Six Flags Wild Safari, New Jersey
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The Great Escape, Lake George, NY
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Wild Waves & Enchanted Village, Seattle

john398 said:Banginblaz said:FYI Season passes are good for 18 parks, so if your buying them, buy them for a cheaper park. The only downfall is that you need to visit the "home" park once.

San Antonio Seems to be the least so far $54.99 for a 4 pack.



is that 54.99 for 4, or each one when bought in 4?

Also can you buy parking for other than your home park?

You're kidding right? Yeah, they sell season passes for $14 and single-day passes for more than $40.

hmm...not really worth it.

NeedAgoodName said:can some one pl. explain what is 'home park'? I live in MA but I would like to get my online pass from the chaepest park (SanAntonia TX). Can i use my season pass exclusively for MA??About the only thing I know is that you need to go to your "home" park first to process the passes before you can use them at other parks. Also, certain offers are only good at your "home" park and not others.

Mohjong said:Holy mother! Came out to be $125 for the 6flags magic mountain season pass here in CA.

Still bought it since I'm a lonely Otaku that needs to get out (while Disney land's season pass costs like $350, this is a deal!).

Magic Mountain is too far away for South OC residents. We will stick to Mickey and Peanut gangs.

RapaciousEbayer said:us said:this would be nice. too bad the Six Flags in so california is overrun with wannabe gangsters and such. Definitely not a place for little kids anymore.

bingo. "thugs" runnning all over the place, getting in fights, yelling to each other in line, even though they're right next to each other, playing the basketball game all day long so they can win a stuffed animal for their "boo"...not sure why these parks attract their ilk

As voracious readers, they've finished their Book-of-the-Month Club selections early, and need to kill some time before the next one arrives. I think you should be ashamed for dismissing their impassioned dialogues about plot, character development and symbolism as ignorant "yelling".

RapaciousEbayer said:us said:this would be nice. too bad the Six Flags in so california is overrun with wannabe gangsters and such. Definitely not a place for little kids anymore.

bingo. "thugs" runnning all over the place, getting in fights, yelling to each other in line, even though they're right next to each other, playing the basketball game all day long so they can win a stuffed animal for their "boo"...not sure why these parks attract their ilk

whats worse is when its full of haughty old fogeys that whine about kids being in an amusement park. damn kids being loud and playing games! but youre right, why amusement parks attract kids is truly baffling!

sepulcher said:RapaciousEbayer said:us said:this would be nice. too bad the Six Flags in so california is overrun with wannabe gangsters and such. Definitely not a place for little kids anymore.

bingo. "thugs" runnning all over the place, getting in fights, yelling to each other in line, even though they're right next to each other, playing the basketball game all day long so they can win a stuffed animal for their "boo"...not sure why these parks attract their ilk

whats worse is when its full of haughty old fogeys that whine about kids being in an amusement park. damn kids being loud and playing games! but youre right, why amusement parks attract kids is truly baffling!

These weren't kids. 7 year olds having a good time is one thing. 24 year old neckbeard high school dropouts swearing and yelling, getting into fights, hitting each other over the head with the plastic flasks full of hennesey they snuck in is another. Ask anyone who works security at these parks.

You do have a point though - 7 year olds do share the same emotional/social comprehension as some of these 24 year olds, I suppose that explains why amusement parks attract them.

darn whippersnappers.

Thank you so much for posting this promo. I have a Chase card and have yet to receive any information regarding any of their offers. If it weren't for fatwallet postings I would never know that any of these special deals existed. I hate having to pay full price for something and then come to find out that in order to save some money all I needed to do was to go through a link or type in a code after the fact. Thank you again.
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If anyone's looking to go to Magic Mountain before 4/30/07, there are some cheap tickets on eBay. Not too long ago, I bought my tickets for $15 each...

Search Ebay for Magic Mtn Tix

[I think there's some FW Cash Back too...]