What's up Flavor Budz!!…read more So, it's been a minute since I've been to Six Flags. I was feeling the burn, seriously, walked for hours! But anything for my niece, she wanted to be there for her birthday, so there we were. The family showed up and showed out for my baby girl. She and her closest girlfriends had a blast. The park wasn't crowded, so they got through lines pretty quick. The park is still in good shape, most rides are running, I just didn't realize how hilly it was! Eh! Good thing I had my cute walking shoes on, auntie was cute! Ok! My hubby upgraded our day pass, so Six Flags, I'll be back! P.S. If you're interested, upgrade your day pass inside the park for $50 a ticket. You get access to all four parks: Knott's Soak City, Six Flags, and Hurricane Harbor! - You're welcome

For context, this is for my experience back in January 2024, my second or third visit to the park…read more For someone who loved thrill rides, it is indeed a coaster paradise (loved Tatsu, Full Throttle, X2 in particular). Couldn't get on Twisted Colossus due to size, barely got on Batman. But that isn't why I'm rating this low. No, I'm rating this low because of how the park responded to lost/found items. Fast forward to 2025 briefly; got a Disney pass, lost some Sunglasses on Splash mountain ride, got them back within the week, despite being lost on an obscure part of the ride. So what happened in January then? I was riding the dueling coasters based on cars. A fun concept, truly. Was really enjoying myself... until we stopped back into the station. I do blame myself for losing my phone after stupidly placing it in my back pocket of my pants; the phone slipped out during one of the loops in the second half of the ride, landing in an obscure part of the park below the tracks. However, I certainly do not blame myself for what happened after, but on the park: Once I got home 60 miles later, I uploaded the phone's location via Find My to the park's lost and found website, along with a link to a POV video where the loss approximately took place. A report was made shortly after. Fast forward to July of that year: I'm at my work's conference, and get a random text... from China. Evidently my phone was actually found at Six Flags, but was sold on some black market to be taken into China. Keep in mind: despite a report being made, no official response was made from Six Flags about the phone's fate. It's partially why I stopped visiting Six Flags altogether after my birthday in June... the Magic and thrill of visiting that Mountain died out, all because one bad customer service experience, and lack of due diligence. I certainly hope the lost/found experience had gotten better since the merger, but in case it hadn't? Let this be a warning, and god help you.

Did you know that they're renovating this land to make it more modern and fun for families? By the…read moresummer of 2026 this will become Looney Tunes World with all kinds of fun features for kids to enjoy. As of now, it's still provides fun options for little coaster and ride enthusiasts. There are a few rollercoasters and flat rides that can be enjoyed by kids as short at 38 inches. The best part, for some, parents don't have to ride unless they want to.

I remember visiting six flags with my dad and my brother the first time, when I was 9 years old and…read moreI only went to bugs bunny world one time. Nowadays, I go to thrill rides with my friends and family every time I go there once in a while.

Parking is in a separate lot and needed a shuttle to get to the water park. They make a fortune…read morecharging for their specific single-rider and double-rider tubes, blasphemous. Wave pool and lazy river are fun. We went on a Wednesday in early August, waited 40 minutes on average in line for a ride. Located in BFE and desert-like temps & humidity. Food is expensive.

Went a few weekends with the family! Had an awesome day. Wait time wasn't terrible, there were lots…read moreof cool people. Plenty food options. Can't wait for an adults only night Had so much fun my wig went flying and I don't regret a thing

I've seen this ride so many time and I've said NO THANK YOU! Hahaha. It's a pendulum ride and it…read moregoes HIGH. The sad thing is this ride is very finicky. It goes down often. I finally tried to ride it and after sitting in the seat, and getting locked they then said the ride wasn't working and it was down for the day. I hear it's magical to ride at night with all the lights on.

My friend Alex who is apparently a Six Flags fiend was terrified of this ride but he was a good…read moresport and so we all decided to take a ride on this. CraZanity is an apt name because who ever thought this was be fun had to have been crazy, had to have been insane, hade to have been suffering from CraZanity. There was a point where I felt that we were completely upside down, and thank goodness all my loose articles were properly secured or otherwise securely stowed away in the cubbies. I definitely needed a moment to recover from CraZanity, but I will never regret riding it.

Took the tram into the park first thing in the morning and the tram driver said, "Don't forget to…read morecheckout my favorite ride, West Coast Racers." Haven't been to Six Flags in ages and that's where we went first. We're Prestige pass holders so we got in early and when we arrived we were the first ones on. This ride was so cool! It's a fast launch, smooth and you're racing the other coaster on a separate track. You think it's over, then there's a second go around the track! Since there was no line we were able to stay on and ride it again. This was the first ride of our day and it was a great first start. If you're wondering what ride to go on first, I'd highly suggest this one or Wonder Woman, but this one is so much fun.

This ride right here is my baby! It is definitely in my top three at Magic Mountain. The ride is…read moresmooth, they provide inversions and different elements to make it feel like you're truly racing. And the fun part is you get to do it twice! You are racing the other car as you go through the tracks. Lines can be very long for this ride, but I think it's worth it.

Experience: Amenities:…read more Service: My nieces (4 yo and 8 months) were visiting for break and we were looking for some local expository things to do with them. My older loves animals, insects, and other non-human creatures so this place seemed perfect. We had been many years ago with our littles and they distinctly remember a giraffe so we figured their cousins would enjoy the experience too. We arrived at around 11 am on a Monday morning and found parking relatively easy- I think we were one of two families there which made it easy. There is a very small parking lot just outside the entrance and street parking. We entered through a really fun gift shop and made our way in. They have many exhibits of foxes, monkeys, birds, reptiles, and other small-to-medium sized animals to learn about. Each exhibit provided a learning display. We made our way through the "center" in just under two hours- really taking out time at each exhibit. Wr only noticed a couple of other families with littles as well, making it super easy to move through. While we say snakes foxes parrots and more, we don't see the giraffe . We did learn while we were there though that the giraffe was just visiting as it was being trained by the nextdoor business for television!!! Apparently that's a thing. Love L.A.! Ideal place for little kids! They have space for private parties, benches to enjoy a packed lunch (byobag situation), and a theater-education space where I believe they have events/activities, although we didn't see any. Pro-tip: sister purchase tickets on Groupon and saved money

A great place to spend a Sunday afternoon! My best friend and I were looking for something to do in…read morethe Valley and neither of us had ever visited the Wildlife Learning Center despite having heard so much about it. We were pleasantly surprised by how fun and interesting this place was. Lots of animals to see with opportunities for interactions with wildlife. My favorites had to be the squirrel monkeys, marmosets, and all of the cats! It was also nice to hear of the center's efforts to help animals that had been in poor conditions due to wildlife trafficking. All of the staff members we encountered were friendly, knowledgeable, and seemed to enjoy their work with the wildlife. For around $16 a ticket, I will definitely be back and maybe looking into doing an individual animal experience!

Magic Mountain has really stepped up their entertainment in the last few years. We've gone to…read moreHoliday in the park for the last two years and we have been blown away by how they have created such a fun and family friendly environment here at the park. There's plenty of entertainment, fun foods to eat, and characters walking around and interacting. I had a chance to speak with Mike Ostrom, the head of entertainment at the park. And he let me know that the reindeer came up with their own choreography for the slider show. I love that they let the cast be part of the creation. I will be coming to Holiday in the park every year, my children and I have an amazing time every time we go.

I have mixed feelings on the park, but I visited this park two times this year. One on Black…read moreFriday and the next Friday. On Black Friday, the park was really busy and we arrived an hour before park opens. They were consistent on opening times. I would recommend just going to the park attendant to scan the pass as the "scan license" plate only takes one car at a time and the line looks like it is running slow. If you have Diamond or the Prestige All Park Pass, make sure you ask for the preferred parking. For preferred parking, just follow the cones and once you reach the attendant, they will take the slip away and they will guide you on where to park. One thing that change is there is covered parking with solar panels. I guess Six Flags wanted to take advantage of the solar credits. Once you make it to the gate, there is a line specifically for diamond/prestige pass members on the left hand side. This will allow you inside the park first at 9:45am. Once inside, you will need to wait behind a line and at around 10:15am, they will let you inside the park where you can line up. We usually head to Full Throttle as they only run 1 train and operations can be slow. They usually open the ride before 10:30am. After our first ride, we usually get a 2nd one. The rides opening at open are usually at hit or miss. On black Friday, the rides opened at around 11:30am and there are some rides that were closed this trip 1. Goliath - doing a paint job 2. Apocalypse - doing a refurbishment - they need to retrack the sucker 3. Superman - not so sure if this ride will ever open During the first Friday we went these were closed, but opened on the following Friday: X2, Ninja, Justice League and Riddler. For the Black Friday, you would think they would have most of the rides open as then lines ended up being 90 minutes or longer and the food lines were longer. On the next Friday, it was not so busy as the longest line was around 20 minutes which was awesome and got to ride a lot of rides. For Holiday at the Park, it is cool to walk the park at night. But dress up accordingly as it will get very cold. I highly recommend not riding roaring rapids at night as I got my pants and shoes soaked. The Jet Stream, not too bad, but I recommend riding Lex Luthor at night on both sides as the lights are awesome to see. The ride up is cold, but highly recommend. But yeah I would highly recommend taking an hour to do a full walk around the park at night time to take a look at the lights. Also, the DC characters do come out randomly and the looney toon characters come out near the front of the park. We did see Christmas characters come out and they do performances as well. They sometimes have a rock concert near Full Throttle. Food wise, I would recommend getting the Dole Whip. The ice cream is not icey and creamy now. This compares to the Disney one and I will always get one if I get to visit now. Food has been the same as last year though, hopefully with new leadership they will have better food. Here are the rides and my quick assessment as I rode most of them this time around 1. Full Throttle - this line is slow and long due to only 1 train only running. If you have a skip a line, use it on this one 2. Twisted Colossus - must ride, they were running 3 trains. Lines do move fast 3. Goliath - closed when I went, but I usually ride this one when I go 4. Batman - they maintained the ride well on this one. This one ran smooth 5. Wonder Woman - definitely a ride. They have free lockers and if there is no one in line easy to reride again. This is good when the park is dead. Can easily reride many times. Crew is nice 6. Riddler - this one got rough and lots of head banging. I got a headache 7. Gold Rusher - kids ride, but really rough 8. Crazanity - I skip this one as you can ride this at other Six Flags parks as this one gets a crazy line 9. West Coast Racers - line moves slow due to how the process is, but this ride has grown on me. Get rid of the comfort collars 10. Lex Luthor - must ride, it is one of the easier rides at the park 11. Jet Stream - they need to put more water as the boats rattle a lot and ride is rough 12. Roaring Rapids - fun ride, but your legs do get wet. I rode this 2 times and my feet and legs got wet 13. Tatsu - this line moves slow and has long lines. I usually skip this ride as this one gives me a head ache 14. Viper - skip this one for me as it is rough 15. X2 - used to be my favorite ride, but this one gotton a lot rougher that I need a breather after 1 ride 16. Revolution - this one is not too bad. The new trains make the ride smooth. I did not ride it this time around. 17. Ninja - not too bad I like to ride this once Overall an okay experience. Lots of what they can do better. At least they had rides open during the 2nd visit. Hopefully next year will be better.

Ah, it was good, but we waited in line and just before we were going to get grouped to stand in a…read morelane, the ride broke down. We witnessed the coaster launch but not clear the first loop and then the descent began. The ride crept slowly, backwards, at a snails pace. The people waiting in the car to approach the station were stuck waiting. The sun was glaring hot and I could only imagine how much both cars were burning up from direct sunlight and no shade. I kid you not, I think it took almost 30 minutes for that car to come backwards into the station and it looks like the crew could not do anything to speed it up. Once we got on, it was cool. It goes forwards then backwards and it's pretty quick.

This ride right here is in my top 3. It's a launch coaster which means no jerky movement throughout…read morethe ride. It boasts one of the highest top loop in the country. It takes you through the track on the bottom look then back on the top. It really is a unique ride. It's tight at the front of the park and they can only send one train at a time. So the line can get long.

There is no ride that compares to X2. It is an experience that's hard to describe. The closest…read morething I can thing of is being tossed around in a washer or dryer. If you're an enthusiast it's a must try. Avoid the outside seats of your want a smoother ride. This ride goes down a lot. So don't be surprised if it's not open when you come. Waits can be super long as well.

Absolutely not. If you're going to ride this, I want you to tighten all the restraints and when the…read moreride operator comes by to check, I want you to tell them to push it down more so you're unable to move. This ended my long day of back to back to back thrill rides, on a bad note. I was in the seat, they had to reset my restraints and it was looser and I said nothing about it because my glasses were in my jacket pocket and I was concerned about those getting smashed by the constraints. Before I boarded this ride, the train came into the station and the lady that was sitting in the seat I was about to get into, looked at me dead in the eye and said, "It's bad." I didn't even ask her!!?? I will say, her and I were definitely over 30 years old (maybe 40), so this is for my ladies of the 80's; just don't. You're not missing anything, in fact you're gaining your youth back just waiting for your party at the exit. Once on the ride it started off scary then went immediately into "I'm going down on this plane and going to die "-mode. My main complaint was the back of my head was slamming into the head rest and I left saying, "I have CTE I just know it," and it put me in a mood. The other attractions in the park, I experienced the head banging but it was the sides of my head not the back. If you're going to ride this ride save it for later. I will say, the wait time stated it was 90 minutes, but we only waited 45 minutes, at most, probably shorter and this was on a Saturday in January.

It is one of the longest Rocky Mountain Construction (RMC) hybrid coaster. The ride time spans…read moreabout 4 minutes with riders essentially taking two rotations on the tracks. All in all, the renovated roller coaster is a must-ride when visiting the park. With the physical aesthetic of a wooden ride, riders can still experience a smooth transition from the steel interior (e.g., tracks).

My friend told me that the upgraded this ride and now it's much smoother and I said, "YEAH RIGHT!"…read moreThe last time I visited Six Flags, I heard a son tell his father, "Let's go on Colossus!" and his dad replied, "You mean spine crusher?!" I burst out laughing because it was true! I have horrible memories of my spine being crushed by the end of that ride. Rode the new version and it's now in my top five rides at Six Flags. It is much smoother and fast and I enjoyed most of it, but wish it was a little shorter. If you love long rides, Twisted Colossus is for you.