Six Flags Great Adventure’s Savannah Sunset glamping resort opening June 14
Savannah Sunset Resort and Spa, an overnight “glamping” property, will open at Six Flags Great Adventure Resort on June 14, 2024, and reservations are now open.
Located in Jackson Township, N.J. and adjacent to the 350-acre Wild Safari Adventure drive-through attraction, Savannah Sunset Resort and Spa will house its guests in luxury “glamping” (glamorous camping) tents with serene views of animals.
The resort will feature 20 suites, some catered to couples and sleeping up to two guests and others built for families and sleeping up to six guests.
Overnight accommodations at the resort come with daily breakfast, giraffe feeding, and park admission to Six Flags Great Adventure theme park, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor water park, and Wild Safari Adventure for every person on the reservation. If guests already have park admission (like with a season pass), they’ll receive front-of-line access to park attractions instead.
Savannah Sunset guests can purchase add-on experiences, such as spa treatments. The resort also has plans to host music and lectures.
Reservations Now Open with Two-Night Minimum
Savannah Sunset requires a two-night minimum stay for its visitors. During a mock checkout, we observed a total price for two nights on opening weekend this June of $1,400 in a couples’ suite and $2,200 in a family suite. Adjusting the dates for a weekday stay, prices lowered by $200 total in each category.
“Our team is planning every detail to create a luxury experience welcoming guests to enjoy the beauty and uniqueness of our resort,” said Brian Bacica, Six Flags Great Adventure park president. “Whether you seek relaxation, a family adventure, or a romantic getaway, Savannah Sunset Resort and Spa promises to exceed your expectations.”
Learn more and book your Six Flags Great Adventure glamping vacation here.
Also New in 2024: Flash Roller Coaster and Kids’ Slides
Later this year, Six Flags Great Adventure Resort will celebrate its 50th anniversary with the opening of several new attractions.
Reaching almost 60 mph, The Flash: Vertical Velocity, a roller coaster, will take riders forward and backward when it opens at the resort’s theme park. Hurricane Harbor will debut Splash Island, a children’s water area with 14 new slides and various other water features catered to young guests.
Learn more about what’s opening in 2024 at all Six Flags parks nationwide here.
