Park was great, pricing was okay. One employee on the Titan was not though. Told my sister and I "Can you guys just go home?" when the line was long for fast lane. Also most rides only had one cart going at a time, so even spending extra money on Fast Lanes was iffy because the waits were still long. The same employee was dropping her measuring stick every 2 minutes, handing off her employee phone and stick to a guest waiting to get on the ride to put on her jacket, leaning over the wooden part and telling everyone she was tired and just wanted to go home. Not the energy someone wants to encounter after waiting almost an hour for Fast Lanes. On the same ride, they made everyone move down 2 rows to let a family that wasn't waiting in line pick where they wanted to sit. We were bummed out because we did not want to be in the back and got moved to the back without warning. I do believe this letting families jump the line and pick where they sit is not okay especially for the people who paid extra for fast lanes. After getting bumped to the back row we were disappointed because we'd been in the back row for every ride we had been on and that was our final ride of the day. Also, if you plan to use the app to navigate your day, be cautious of the wait times. Each ride had a different wait time than what we saw in the app, and we ended up waiting even longer than what the app said. read more

I've been going to Six Flags for over 15 years, and it's always been a mixed bag. On paper it doesn't make sense to wait 3 hours for a 2 minute ride, but sometimes it's still worth it because the rides are genuinely fun and you still get that adrenaline rush. The staff is hit or miss too. A lot of the time it looks like they don't want to be there, but then you'll run into some employees who are actually really nice and helpful. My biggest issue is the Flash Pass. I usually buy the 90% reduced wait time option and it's insanely expensive, but somehow I still end up waiting in long lines even with it, which defeats the whole point. That said, this place isn't all bad, and it's not a 1 star for a reason. The park feels more sanitary now and you can tell they're making improvements to try to make it better. One warning: do not get FanShield, they won't give you your money back. Also, I wouldn't recommend ordering tickets online, do it in person just in case. read more

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The "Six Flags Over Texas" I grew up with is officially dead. ​I visited the park this week for my daughter's spring break, eager to share the magic and adrenaline I remembered from my own childhood. Instead of a day of family thrills, we were met with what can only be described as a systemic failure of service and operation. ​The "6 Out of 50" Experience ​The moment we passed the gates, the disappointment began. We weren't met with the screams of riders or the hum of machinery; we were met with "Closed" signs at nearly every turn. By my count, out of the 50+ attractions advertised, maybe six were actually operational. When 90% of your product is unavailable, you shouldn't be charging 100% of the ticket price. It is predatory to accept full payment from families during a peak week like Spring Break when the park is clearly unprepared to host guests. ​Broken Promises and Lost Magic ​Wasted Time & Money: We spent more time walking past shuttered roller coasters than we did actually riding anything. ​The Atmosphere: The park felt neglected. Without the energy of the major rides, the entire "experience" collapsed into a cycle of walking through heat and overpriced concessions with no payoff. ​Customer Loyalty: I came here as a lifelong fan, ready to pass the torch to the next generation. Instead, I spent the day explaining to my disappointed daughter why almost nothing was working. ​Final Verdict: From Childhood Favor to Lost Customer ​This wasn't just a "bad day" at the park; it was an embarrassing display for a brand that used to mean something in Texas. Six Flags has officially transitioned from a place of joy to a place of frustration. To the management: you didn't just lose a sale today; you lost a legacy customer. ​Don't waste your time or your hard-earned money. Until they decide to actually run a theme park instead of a parking lot with stagnant tracks, stay away. Visited on read more

Holiday in the Park with the Family. The kids had a great time riding the rides and running us old folks in the ground. It's been years since we've been and obliviously the outrageous prices on concessions is why you pack a bag. They do refill you water bottles and all day drink containers for 19.95 helps keep you hydrated. If you intent on riding alot of rides then the flash pass is worth the price, otherwise your stand in line while those that opted for the pass walk right by you. We enjoyed the displays, lights, and the Christmas spirit throughout the park. read more

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The 6 flags I remember is gone. My family that lives in Dallas warned me but I had to see it myself. It's just too old now and so poorly operated. Am I the only one to that notices the generic, canned responses from 6 flags on the numerous complaints? EMBARRASSING !! read more

Currently in the park. What a complete fallacy. Two people. $140 for regular entry. $49 parking. 130 for "fast pass". Another $115 for the "UPGRADED" fast pass. Half of the "thrill" rides are closed, or when you actually sit in the LINE for the FAST PASS (lol, pay a toll to wait in another line) the rides happen to get shut down for maintenance. The online browser shows rides OPEN and AVAILABLE just to either have CLOSED signs or better yet, after you "queue" using your $240 fast pass... there IS NO FAST PASS LANE! Unscrupulous business practices. I have been a local resident and visited handfuls of times and I can genuinely say this will be my last. Oh, another thing noticed. There's a reason why the standard LINE WAIT is so high... as opposed to using all lanes they purposely THROTTLE to using the minimum. For example, the Superman claims a 3 hour wait yet, the line is under half full. You know why? They CHOOSE to only use ONE of the THREE towers available. Pretty good ploy to entice people to buy a fast pass (I fell for it). Been in the park for 4 hours, after buying a $240 "upgraded pass" and I've only rode ONE. SINGLE. RIDE. Cutting corners to make a quick buck is a great business model to stay in business (sarcasm). Congratulations, you succeeded in robbing me of my money, time, and patience. GOODLUCK on your ROI. Cutting corners and false advertising I assure you will propel you. NEVER AGAIN. read more

Six Flags Over Texas - Amusement Parks Near Me - Arlington, Texas

I did not enjoy 6 flags over Texas when I went over spring break. The reasons for this are as follows; it took us 3 hours for one ride and we purchased the fast passes. I do not recommend purchasing fast passes because they barely worked at any of the rides and they were very glitchy. I will never be returning to 6 flags because one major issue I saw was broken coasters. For example the Texas giant had a broken cart which made our 1 hour wait into a 3 hour wait. read more

More like Six Flags Over Rated, holy cow, If I could give 0 stars I would. Save yourself the time and make the 4 hour drive to fiesta Texas, because you'll still ride more rides than if you stayed here. we stayed from park open to park close, and only managed to ride 2 rides. We waited for hours and hours, not because the rides were long, but because the staff was so incredibly non chalant, and would take actual dozens of minutes just to get people into the ride carts. Not only that, but EVERY SINGLE RIDE WAS CLOSED, there were only like 9 rides open, and 3 of them kept closing in and out, they are building this brand new shiny coaster, but can't keep their assets that exist in check, such terrible management I will never visit this establishment ever again, I would rather go to Fiesta Texas 1 million times over because this was a waste of my weekend to drive and try it out, and it sucks because it could have been good, there's just such bad staff and management, that the whole park is in ruin. Also, I waited 20 minutes for food, and when I got to the window, it closed... at 2:00pm?!? What the heck? Lock in Cedar Fair, this was an embarrassment on your behalf. read more

I am now giving this more of a 4 star review as I am liking what I am seeing on the changes that are going on with the park since the new management took over. Beware with many of the changes causes many of the closures for now that will open either next year or in the summer. Here are the areas that are closed and changes I am seeing 1. Mexico section where the Loop is located, Ship ride and La Vibora is located. They are building a new roller coaster. The chicken sandwich place is closed as well, but I am looking forward to the upgrades 2. JB BBQ - my go to place to hide in the shade, but this is in renovation stage 3. Front Entrance/Guest services - I am not so sure what they are doing here 4. Titan is still doing the repaint, but almost done. Ride is open on the weekends, but I am sure it will be fully painted in the summer Hopefully they will do renovations in the DC area. I know this place is popular, but The food is still of the same quality, but I am sure it will be better in the future since I am seeing the renovations. I think they are trying to get rid of the food from their supplies or maybe they have contracts. Near the front of the Mexico plaza they are serving Tortas, but they Service This is a hit or miss on this one. Some people are kind and some are like meh I do not want to be at the job attitude. I am surprised that most of the rides are open especially when the weather was below 50 degree. However, be warned that if there is not enough crowds they will close early as they did last week. They were suppose to close at 8pm, but they close at 6pm. Food lines, there is no comparison yet as it was not crowded. It was mainly in and out or maybe they were efficient. Flash Pass, getting it is a pain as everything I log in, I have copy and pass my pass as that is a perk I get with the all season passport. Overall, I will write a review every year on my visit and I go to the park every month to make my money's worth. read more

Bf and I got a season pass to 6 flags recently! Already gone twice and both times we enjoyed it!!! Lots of rides to go on, tons of fun activities to do. We even brought another couple with us since we were allowed to bring a friend each with the gold pass. I think coming on a Friday after work is the way to do it cause Saturday is crazy busy and the wait times are insane. Our first time we came on a Friday at 6.30 and we got to ride like 11 rides in total! The 2nd time we came on a Saturday at 3 and only got 5 rides till the park close. Wait times are insane! Fright fest started both times we were there and it was really cool! Love how all the actors are so committed to their characters and the effects make things just more spooky! If you have the gold season pass get their all season drink tumbler! Tip: With the season pass, You'll have 10% off all merchandise and including food and drinks (so make sure you remember to show you have the pass at every kiosk). Parking is included as well. And if you have an ev car, parking is a breeze as they have dedicated ev charging stations! You'll get your steps in and it's a fun date activity! Go like 3 times and it already pays itself read more

Group fun on a Friday. Ended up raining..lots of rain.... We got in about 4 rides before the rain, got lunch and hung out under the Pavillion until it stopped. 3 major rides were still open in the rain, so we jumped in line. Lots of school kids but lines were not too bad. We got a little over 20,000 steps in. They do have lots of benches everywhere to rest, or wait for someone. Superman shut down twice...mostly rain and lightning reasons. Glad they are thinking of safety for guests. The winner of the day was not a ride, but the amazing enormous funnel cake. Yes, I'm a foodie, and it was soooo good! Make sure you eat it after you get on rides so your not sharing with others when you go upside down! Even in the rain it was a nice time. I would suggest having an indoor arcade or something as an option for rainy days or Texas heat. read more

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It would have gotten a five but the waiting was soooooo long But other than that had an amazing time. read more

Six Flags Over Texas - Amusement Parks Near Me - Arlington, Texas

Now that I have kids, we frequent Six Flags a lot more than I have in previous years. We ended up purchasing season passes because it ends up paying for itself in 1-2 visits, and my kids are at the age where they are enjoying theme parks now. It also comes with free parking during every visit! We will usually purchase the meal pass for $50 so we can get unlimited meals/snacks every 90 minutes for the day, which is a steal compared to paying $15-20 per meal here. I've been recently when it was PACKED, and you can't get much done even if you spend the entire day here. Overall, it's best to visit on a weekday when it's not as crowded, so you can maximize your time here and squeeze in as many rides as possible. If you can, a season pass is the way to go! read more

Its Just Too expensive here! 18.99$ for Chicken Tenders is OUTRAGEOUS. its 42$ for parking. Some attractions only run one train, which makes the lines longer,which makes you wish you'd bought the flash pass....Until you see the prices for the flash passes. I sadly can't recommend this place anymore. read more

Six Flags Over Texas - Amusement Parks Near Me - Arlington, Texas

I have called 6 times and no one will call me back!!!! I want to cancel my membership!!!!! 2024 on my sons birthday I bought a membership for the haunted house.. I want and need to cancel!!! You are also harassing me!!! Stop!!! Is there anyone else experiencing this problem!!!! read more

Great amusement park and yes it is pricey from the food to the drinks, tickets and parking (but they have to make money somehow to keep up the park) and the rides definitely dont disappoint and there are so many diffrent choices yes the lines are long (understandably because so many people want to enjoy them) but there are flash passes you can get to speed up in a shorter line. There is diffrent choices of food but not many places to sit but there is alot of trees so there is alot of shade. The Holiday at the Park is a great time every year and the lights are beautiful as well as the displays all over the park. There are smore stations and little activities that kids can do. The preferred parking is worth the price because your closer to the front entrance then general parking and dont have to walk as far. The bathrooms are as clean as they can stay but you always see the cleaning crews throughout the park all the time to keep the grounds clean as they can. The information booths are very helpful if you have any questions or need a map. The gift shops are all over the park and have so many diffrent choices of things to buy. Its a great time when coming to this amusement park and cant wait to come back. read more

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We went to Six Flags in Arlington Texas over the weekend, the park itself was good, but we encountered an extremely rude person. What happened was when we were watching a magic show, there was a lady stand up in front of us taking videos, we were nice enough to wait until she finished recording, then asked her politely to please sit back down, because she's blocking everybody but she didn't listen, an employee was then asked to tell her and she didn't listen either. She did it on purpose. When the show was over, she laughed when leaving the area. What an extremely rude person individual. Recognize this face y'all! read more

Six Flags Over Texas - Amusement Parks Near Me - Arlington, Texas

Took family to Six Flags this week for spring break. Really glad we paid full price to experience what I can only assume was a bold new "minimalist theme park" concept. To be fair, it was cold and windy. And sure, physics, safety laws, and insurance companies are famously anti-fun. So yes--many rides were closed. By "many," I mean most. By "most," I mean it felt like the park itself was more of a suggestion than an operating business. But don't worry--some rides were open. For example, the Aquaman ride, which thoughtfully ensures you get completely soaked on a cold, windy day. Nice to see at least one attraction fully committed to the theme of suffering. We did find one working ride and got in line. That's when it broke. Not metaphorically--mechanically. A hose popped off, flew into view, and started loudly hissing like the park itself was trying to warn us. No injuries, but based on the part we later saw on the ground, it seemed... important. Possibly related to stopping. Other highlights: Indoor rides: closed (apparently also vulnerable to "wind") Restaurants: mostly closed (great opportunity to explore fasting) Shows: all canceled except a bubble show, which bravely carried the entire entertainment division Characters: none. Not a single Bugs Bunny or Batman in sight. Even fictional employees called in sick. And this is spring break week, when no one could have possibly predicted an influx of visitors during daytime hours. To be clear, the staff who were there seemed to be doing their best. No sarcasm there--they were stuck managing a situation they didn't create. The park was clean, but had that special "we're technically open" energy. We weren't alone in our confusion. There was a full line of people at guest services, and to their credit, Six Flags refunded tickets. So in the end, we got a free tour of a mostly closed amusement park and a live demonstration of mechanical failure. All in all: if you've ever wanted to stand in the wind, look at closed attractions, and reflect on your life choices, Six Flags is ready for you. read more

This was a huge disappointment. We went on 3-12 and 3-13 for spring break with our teens. Over two days, we rode three rides. They are knowingly understaffed and undertrained and yet still open the park. It should not have been open if they couldn't staff it. 75% of the rides were not running. It is misleading and unfair to those who have traveled, spent money, and spent valuable spring break family time to come here. Cedar fair is going to run six flags into bankruptcy. People will not return when treated this way. We will not be back. read more

Long lines ( 2 hours plus) and park app is useless on times. Half rides not running and other half breaking down. Food over priced and terrible! Unless you live close enough to drive to park and back same day don't waste you time because with a $70 SEASON PASS AND PRICE OF HOTEL THEY ARE NOT WORTH IT! Go to the movies you will get twice as much actual entertainment for a 1/20th of the price. No wander their stock dropping like a rock! Now the second day was more of the same with longer lines (3 hours) then to finish it we walked out of bubbles show and so as we came out with our grandson a security office was rude to us telling us we have to leave now because park was already closed. Their show ran late not us! Never Again read more

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Idc if I sound like a Karen but honestly? It's the worst amusement park I've ever been to. And I'm not exaggerating when I'm saying this, like the lines take over 2 hours without fast pass AND if you want a fast pass it's $89 per person. I came on a Thursday 03/12/26 and most of the rides are closed. They should've made it known when buying the ticket that half the rides were not gonna be opened. Also there's not enough staff, most of the food stands are closed, but... of course the fair games are opened. Johnny Rockets was $21 for the burger and fries WITHOUT the drink... and if u want the drink, it's $5 to 6 dollars extra. I paid around $60 dollars from my ticket PLUS $40 for parking, like it's ridiculous... y'all are acting as if it's universal studios might as well should've went with these prices. But anyways, I've been here since 11:30 and have only gotten on ONE ride, and gotten kicked out of another one cause they needed to do "maintenance" on it though I had been waiting for 1 and a half. Soooo with that being said, if I could give 0 stars, I would. shut this lame park down and leave it to San Antonio. EDIT: I'm leaving since I was waiting in The Texas Giant roller coaster and it said they were shutting it down for an hour... I still decided to stay but then, they did the same thing an hour later, meaning I spent 2 hours and a half standing in line. Like I can't tell yall how much patience we all had to even decide to stay and give the park another chance. Like I kid you not, most of the people in that ride collectively decided to leave the park atp. WORST PARK EVER. Don't waste ur money, tbh spend it on like a nice dinner or something else. read more

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I have been coming to Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington since I was a young child and just love this amusement park and all the roller coaster rides. I had not been here for a while and any time I come back I feel like I am reliving my childhood. They no longer have "the pink thing" or the curly straws or cliffhanger ride, but there are still some good originals here. I wanted to ride the Titan; but it opens about an hour after the park opens so I started off riding The Texas Giant; this is a great hybrid wood and metal roller coaster and a very enjoyable ride that I think it worth the wait. I then moved to ride The Titan which is my favorite extreme ride with 85 Mph and a steep drop. There is somewhat of a bottleneck at the locker area. At first I was being asked to leave my personal items in a locker with a ticket, but eventually I could take my items to the ride and leave them on the platform in cubbies. I ultimately rode the Titan 20 times. I rode The Shock Wave 4 times and it is the original 2 loop metal coaster that is always fun. Also rode The Superman, The Joker, The Freeze and The Batman coasters but these are on the shorter side of ride duration time and tend to have longer waits. The Texas Sky Screamer was a lot of fun and provides great views of the park. Food is quite expensive here with a water bottle costing $5.60 and expect to be out of pocket $20-$25 dollars for a meal. There were some better food options that I remember including BBQ, Asian and some brand name places like Johnny Rockets, Auntie Anne's and Starbucks. It was a very hot day, but most lines are shaded and covered. The lines were not too bad on a Friday and I appreciate that you can move to an empty seat on a coaster and not have to rejoin the line again. I took advantage of the hours 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Some rides were not operational like The Judge Roy Scream, but overall I had a fun and enjoyable visit and got my coaster fix! read more

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Amazing fun theme park I Would love to go again and again great staff great rides and food and all you can drink cups

This place is terrible. Went for opening day, got fast passes for everyone in our party. They kept us caged into the front until 11am while they brought out crumby dancers and corporate wonks giving a speech about how great the park is. Completely out of touch with what park visitors actually wanted: to ride the rides and experience the park without being a captive audience. From there, literally all the major roller coasters were not running until around noon. Before. it was just the small log ride and even that seemed to be in a weird testing mode where the operator slowly let people on when it could have been way more efficient. We rode Titan and Texas Giant, but beyond that, none of the other fast passes were operational - the rides were closed, delayed, or add on. Batman didn't have an entrance for fast passes and the line was really long. Mr Freeze was closed. Pandamonium fast pass line over an hour wait. Consistently, none of the employees knew what they were doing or talking about. There was a complete lack of management. I'm not looking for a fancy elevated experience but I at least want to ride the main rides via fast passes and get the value that I paid for. I'm going to attempt to get some kind of refund but doubt that'll happen. Only reason I'll return is because Tormenta looks like a very cool rollercoaster, though not open yet. read more

First time at this Six Flags and well, lots of traffic getting in. We got the burger & fries at Johnny Rockets, which I didn't take a picture of because I was really hungry, but it was pretty good. The service was quick there and we got our food right away. We then got the funnel cake and it was nostalgic for me when I used to eat it as a kid. We then got the chili dog at the Texas Sized Hot Dog stand and it was ok. Very salty, but the fries were good. I think they needed another cook in the back instead of just one, since we stood in line for an hour with only two couples in front of us to order. Crazy!!! It was nice to walk around though and lots to do such as rides and games. read more

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I went here with my friends and family including my infant son. For a place that prides themselves on being family friendly, they had nowhere sanitary for me to change my infant but the ground behind a coke machine. The changing table inside the women's restroom was broken and the men's was closed. WHO knows if they even had a changing table in there. There are no family restrooms in the entire park so I was left with changing my son in the ground at a theme park. Seriously pathetic and dehumanizing to be a paying customer and not even have proper facilities available. read more

Six Flags Over Texas - Baby on the ground being changed because there are no baby changing facilities. - Amusement Parks Near Me - Arlington, Texas

It was 90° when we went and during fright fest. This place definitely needs more water mist stations and shade. There are not a lot of places to sit down cool down and relax for a second instead of running through the park constantly. We're waiting in line. There's not a lot of fans anymore to cool you off when temperatures get high in Texas. We went on the Saturday so lines got pretty long once the afternoon hit. So you have to truly debate on went to home. We realized that the fright fest cost between $45-$90 extra to participate in the activities and festivities that I always assume we're included with your ticket purchase. They also do not do fright, fest events, and activities in the daytime really at all. They started about 7:30 at night. This is extremely unfortunate for those who want to go early or have kids that are interested in scary atmosphere. For the price they should not have four-six dollar bottle of waters. Ensure there's someone constantly cleaning bathrooms and reloading tissue. Actually clean the park. We got there a little bit after they were open and the lines that you stand in to get to the Rye or absolutely dirty on the floor and on the bars, which probably contain an extreme amount of germs. With all the smoke canisters going out at the same time it's easy to lose children. read more

Came here for a business event where they bought out the park for a few hours. That was awesome because the lines were super short or non existent. You can't go wrong with an amusement park for yourself. read more

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My family and I planned a trip to Dallas to go Six Flags last Friday. I purchased the tickets online and also purchased the ticket insurance. When we arrived at the park we noticed a majority if the rides were closed. No where on the website does it mention that more than 75% of the park would be closed. If we had known that, we would have never made this trip. We went to guest services and they told us that because we purchased the trip insurance they couldn't help us. I'm extremely disappointed in Six Flags. We spent over a thousand dollars to travel there only to be let down. The worst part of it all was to see the disappointment in my 6yr old daughter's face when we told her she couldn't ride most of the rides because they were closed. The only thing Six Flags could offer was new tickets that expire on Labor Day. Our time is too valuable and we work extremely hard for our money, we will NOT be returning to a place like this! They refuse to give us a refund! read more

Well worth the money for the express pass for the rides. Sucks some of the rides were closed. Out of 6 haunted houses 4 were good and 2 were boring with not much going on. Overall, it was good and had fun read more

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Summer time fun at one of the dopest places to make memories. I've been here multiple times and most recently bought a season pass. Parking is spread out and you may park far or on some days you may park close. Entering the park your met by staff/security. You can bring a backpack with snack and empty water bottles. A day pass in the summer is $97 bucks in person but online it was $55. Purchasing online appears to be the better choice. It's better to hit the park during the cooler days. Everything at the park is high priced . We loved the rides and the staff were courteous and helpful. Great venue , with lots of fun attractions. The observation tower was really dope to look out and see the city . The Dino jeep ride was also pretty cool. The Texas Giant is always a thrill, but the line is so unappealing. So many other to name and more areas to visit, six flags is still the most highly acclaimed attraction in the DFW metroplex. read more

This place is a shadow of its former self. Half the rides broken. Long lines, understaffed. Unengaged employees. Unkempt grounds. No thematic coherence. Never coming back. read more

Decent park, but the waits are long and the lightening app makes it hard to get one line that's fast while holding your spot for another that's 90 mins away. It was my first time but felt rather expensive. It might make more sense financially to buy the season pass, but then I wonder how long will you wait to ride on top of having to pay to speed through those lines. Not to mention the food is very expensive, so just know you're going to spend some money here. Overall, I would return, however I think I would be very strategic and choose a day where the amount of people are less not a wknd day, start early and then leave early. We did fright fest, so obviously there's a benefit of going in the evening however, it's the majority of our day was just standing in line. Also check the forecast the first time we went we had to return the second day because it rained just when we arrived and luckily they honored our tickets to be able to come back the next day. read more

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Unless you are willing to spend an extra $225 per ticket to cut in line ( for limited rides ) I would not waste your time and money coming to this park. It took us a total of 4 hours waiting in line to ride 2 rides , 4 pretzels and 4 drinks were $62, and the park felt like more of a carnival maze than an amusement park. read more

Everything is too expensive and not good. The variety in rides kinda sucks also. I paid $17.99 for a slice of pizza that was barely even food. yup read more

Went on March 19, and only rode 1 ride. The first ride we waited 2 1/2 hours only to have the ride shut down. The third ride was also shut down. Most rides were not operating, and there was no notice of ride times or non operational rides upon entering. The price for fast lane at 89 dollars was astronomical. I do not recommend without paying for fast lane. Didn't appear to have any transportation from parking to entrance. Big let down. read more

Meh. As a theme park lover who was visiting the area we felt that we had to give it a try. When we got inside we were definitely underwhelmed. The park is small and many of the rides are old. We got there close to park opening. So that helped a lot with the lines early on. But I could see it getting very busy on a busy day as everything is so close together and the park doesn't have much. Many rides were down which I've come to expect at six flags (I'm a diamond Passholder and visit Magic Mountain often.) Overall the experience was fine enough. Most of the staff was very friendly or friendly enough. I might back just to try the rides that I didn't get to try. But I wasn't impressed at all especially knowing this is the first Six Flags park. read more

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We were very disappointed with our visit. My family first time in over 15 years. Over half the rides were closed and there were no accommodations due to not being able to fully enjoy. If over half the rides for adults were closed, Six Flags should have at least offered something to customers to make up for this. read more

six flags won't tell you so I will. Don't go at the beginning of spring break. Almost all rides not open and the ones that are open only run one coaster. So for 4-5 rides you wait 1-2 hours in line for. No mention of this on website. Less than one star for this trip, do better six flags. read more

I love the rides but im disappointed because I went into johnny rockets to get an impossible burger, and they were completely out so I couldn't even get anything. Also, we waited and hour and 30 minutes to get on the batman ride, and then it close s down. Overall, not a great experience. read more