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As the 2020 holiday season kicks into gear, Six Flags Great America’s third annual “Holiday in the Park Lights” has morphed into the “Holiday Light Experience” for a health and safety conscious event that is no less magical.
Six Flags Darien Lake announced in a statement that the park will remain closed through the rest of 2020 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The theme park—located in Buffalo, NY—is prioritizing the health and safety of both guests and team members.
Select Six Flags parks are offering a delicious deal this weekend – and all you have to do is buy a churro!
Select Six Flags parks are bringing thrills and chills this Halloween with a new event for the whole family – Hallowfest.
Six Flags is one of the largest theme park chains in the country, and is considered the budget chain by some due to their inexpensive “membership” prices and their willingness to clone rides. Six Flags parks often look identical, with a good number of the same rides being found at all their parks; from Batman B&M inverts to Joker 4-D freespins, clones are common. At Six Flags St. Louis, I found the ride collection to be mild, but the new entry procedures to be wonderful. How would one of the chain’s main parks stack up, then? Well, when I visited Six Flags Great Adventure, I was in for a treat.
Six Flags America sits just outside of Washington, D.C. by about 9 miles in Maryland. It is a small Six Flags park with a semi-decent, if slightly dated, ride collection. The park boasts two wooden roller coasters, and seven steel coasters. There are a good number of flat rides, as well as a water park inside the main theme park. The park also has a decent collection of standard Six Flags food options.
Six Flags is often known for clones of rides across multiple park locations, relocating rides from park to park, and having an extremely affordable monthly membership. So, how is this theme park chain handling its safety protocol adjustments? Well, when I visited Six Flags St. Louis on June 25, I was excited to find out.
Six Flags has announced a planned rollout of Mobile Food Ordering at its theme parks via the Six Flags app.
Imagine going through theme park security without having to open all your bags and allowing a security guard to look through your things, or not even having to put your bags into an x-ray machine. That may be the case soon at some Six Flags parks.
When Six Flags reopens its parks to guests, extensive new safety measures and cleaning protocols will be implemented, along with new advanced technology systems to protect guests and employees.