7 answers. The three levels and costs per person (according to Six Flags’ preorder site) are: Regular, $35 each, Gold, $55 each, and Platinum, $85 each. With the Regular level, when you enter the next ride you want to ride, the flash pass device will set your wait time to the current wait-time for that ride.
What’s the difference between the flash passes at Six Flags?
Regular Flash Pass = Same wait time as current wait without waiting in line. Gold Flash Pass = 50% time less than regular wait time. Platinum Flash pass = 90% time less than regular wait time. It’s the same at every Six Flags park although the price varies by park.
How do you use flash pass?
Locate the Flash Pass entrance.
The entrance will either lead to a different line, or allow you to cut the regular line. An employee will scan the Flash Pass to confirm your reservation, and then you can enjoy your ride with little to no wait time. Some rides will require you to sit in Flash Pass rows.
Can I use the flash pass multiple times?
You can book more than one reservation time for the same ride. If you have a ball on your first ride, make another reservation as soon as you get off or later in the day.
Does Six Flags Flash Pass include admission?
no, you need a ticket for admission, and then if you’d like to purchase a flash pass you can.
How much is parking at Magic Mountain?
How much is Six Flags Magic Mountain parking? General daily parking on the premises costs $30. Normally, you can also purchase preferred parking for $35 or valet for $60. Season parking passes are usually available for $65 though also not currently for sale.
Do flash passes sell out?
The Flash Pass can and does sell out on high traffic days. Buying it online is a good idea.
How many Six Flags are there in the world?
Global leader in an attractive industry
Six Flags Entertainment Corporation is the world’s largest regional theme park company with $1.5 billion in revenue in 2019 and 27 parks across the United States, Mexico and Canada.
How many Six Flags are there in California?
Although Los Angeles in California is synonymous with Universal Studios, Hollywood, and Disneyland, the city is also home to two Six Flags parks, Six Flags Magic Mountain and Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles.
