Six Flags reopening: Get a day pass for $30

Six Flags will reopen all of its 26 locations for the 2021 season on March 6.

Enjoy a day out at one of the 26 theme and water parks offering today’s families and teens a one-stop entertainment destination, from thrill rides to water attractions, themed areas, children’s areas, parades, concerts and shows, restaurants, games, and shops.

All Six Flags locations will reopen with capacity restrictions and on a reservations-only system. All guests will have their temperatures taken and masks will be mandatory for both workers and customers. The parks will also take other precautions to promote social distancing in lines, seating areas, and on rides. Six Flags said it developed a plan that “meets or exceeds federal, state, and local guidelines for sanitization, hygiene, and social distancing protocols” in cooperation with epidemiologists.

If there’s a Six Flags park near you, the best price option is a Season Pass which gives you unlimited visits all of 2021 including Fright Fest and Holiday in the Park for $49.99 per person. Additional benefits include admission/parking to other Six Flags parks, special days when you can bring a friend free, deep discounts on park tickets for friends, exclusive ride time events, lots of in-park savings, and more.

Single-day tickets start from $29.99 per person. Select your visit date in advance and save big.

Add-ons to single-day tickets can be purchased for savings on dining, skip the lines, photo ops, parking, and more.

A Six Flags Membership gives you unlimited visits and up to 50 Member benefits from as low as $5.99 a month. Choose from one of 4 levels of memberships and for a limited time and get a bonus of three additional months to the minimum validity of 12 months. Pass benefits include a variety of special features such as unlimited soft drinks, preferred parking, unlimited admission to all outdoor parks, skip two ride lines every visit, 50% off friend tickets every visit, up to 50% off almost everything, and much more.

Check out the safety protocols that will be in place in all Six Flags parks starting on March 6.